Bill Carrigan — C

Years with Boston: 10
Elected to Red Sox Hall of Fame: 2004

Batting Statistics for Bill Carrigan with Boston

SEASON AB R H HR RBI BB SB AVG

1906 109 5 23 0 10 5 3 .211

1908 149 13 35 0 14 3 1 .235

1909 280 25 83 1 36 17 2 .296

1910 342 36 85 3 53 23 10 .249

1911 232 29 67 1 30 26 5 .289

1912 266 34 70 0 24 38 7 .263

1913 256 17 62 0 28 27 6 .242

1914 178 18 45 1 22 40 1 .253

1915 95 10 19 0 7 16 0 .200

1916 63 7 17 0 11 11 2 .270

TOTAL 1970 194 506 6 235 206 37 .257

21 April 1910 - In the eighth inning of a 10-3 win, catcher Bill Carrigan and pitcher Ed Karger hit back-to-back home runs, the only instance between 1902 and 1923 that Red Sox batters hit consecutive home runs.
6 May 1911 - The Yankees turn their first ever triple play when Red Sox catcher Bill Carrigan, facing pitcher Russ Ford in the ninth inning, lines into the game-ending triple treat as New York tops Boston, 6-3.
13 July 1913 - Catcher Bill Carrigan replaces Jake Stahl as player-manager of the Red Sox.
1 November 1916 - On the same day that New York theater owner and producer Harry H. Frazee and Hugh Ward purchase the Boston Red Sox from owner Joseph Lannin, player-manager Bill Carrigan announces his retirement. Carrigan had led Boston to two world championships in three-plus seasons at the helm but now wishes to pursue other interests back in his hometown of Lewiston, Maine.
30 November 1926 - Former skipper Bill Carrigan comes out of retirement at the request of Boston ownership to once again manage the Red Sox. However, after three seasons of futility, Carrigan retires for good in December 1929.
14 March 2006 - Manager Terry Francona agrees to a two-year contract extension with Boston. Francona is the first manager to lead a Red Sox team to a World Championship since Bill Carrigan in 1918, having won it all with the club in 2004.