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Bubba Phillips
Given Name: John Melvin
Born: 1930

3B-OF 1955-64 Tigers, White Sox, Indians

Bubba Phillips's Teammates

GamesAverageHRRBI
Career 1062.25562356
World Series 3.30000

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» 1959: Team Scores 11 Runs in One Inning on One Hit

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Phillips began as an outfielder, but didn't hit well enough to play regularly. In 1957 he moved to third base for the White Sox and by hard work made himself into a competent infielder. He had his best season (.264, 18 HR, 72 RBI) in 1961 with Cleveland, leading all AL third basemen in homers. (ME)
FROM THE BASEBALL CHRONOLOGY
» December 1, 1955: The Tigers bring back P Virgil Trucks in a trade with the White Sox for 3B Bubba Phillips.

» December 6, 1959: The White Sox re acquire Minnie Minoso, along with C Dick Brown and pitchers Jake Striker and Don Ferrarese from the Indians. The give up young 1B Norm Cash, OF Bubba Phillips, and C John Romano.

» June 17, 1962: Before a crowd of 70,916, the Indians sweep a pair from the Yankees, 6–1 and 6–3, and boost their lead over the Twins to two games. Donovan becomes the ML's first 10 game winner in the opener. In the nitecap, the Indians hit three straight homers in the 2nd off Jim Stafford. Jerry Kindell, Bubba Phillips and Jim Maloney connect.