What do you think choose the player you want in the clutch?choses inside.?

Question

THese are All RedSox

1.Ted Willaims

2.YaZ

3.Ortiz

4.Manny

vote chose 1

Answer 1

Doesn't matter.

1 Because "clutch hitter" is undefined, in this and most questions concerning "clutch hitters".

2. Please name me a "clutch hitter" who fulfills any or all of the following stipulations.

1a. Has played at least 5 seasons, (800) games and has batted at least 50 to 100 points better than his lifetime average when faced with a "clutch situation". (I get most of you right there). "Clutch" equals winning or go ahead runs batted in.

2a. I will let you define the "clutch" situations that I am referring to.

3. Now do it.

4. I say, that there is no such thing as a "clutch hitter".

5. But there is clutch hitting. Any one who bats in the winning run, or depending, on the inning, let's say by at least the seventh inning, and bats in the go ahead run, is, by definition, a "hitting in the clutch" hitter.

6. But that is for just for that one game.

Answer 2

dude dont be a bandwagon fan if ur going to ask something like this give more options or let ppl choose their own favorite, not confined to red sox

Answer 3

none

Albert Pujols

Answer 4

Ted Williams was critized for his performance in his one World Series.

Yaz popped out to end the 1978 playoff against the Yankees.

Manny does not have a great average in the 9th inning compared to other innings.  He is great and I hope that they find a way to keep him.

No, it has to be the "greatest clutch hitter in the history of the Red Sox" to quote Don Orsillo.  You want David Ortiz with the game on the line.  Look at game 3 of the 2004 ALDS, games 4 and 5 of the 2004 ALCS.

Answer 5

None

Answer 6

Ted Williams

Answer 7

Yaz is my all time favorite player

I would not mind any of these guys, though

Answer 8

They all suck, get over yourself Red Sox boy, they aren't that good

Answer 9

Ortiz when he's healthy.

Answer 10

Ted Williams Or Albert Pujols