Jackson, Reggie (baseball player)

Reginald Martinez (Reggie) Jackson New York Yankees and California Angels . In 1993 he was included in the baseball Hall of Fame .

Reggie Jackson
Right fielder
Beats: Left Throws: Left
Personal data
Date of Birth	May 18, 1946 ( 1946-05-18 ) ( aged 73)
Place of Birth	Winkot , Pennsylvania , USA
Professional debut
June 9, 1967 for Kansas City Athletics
Selected Statistics
Avg	26.2%
RBI	1702
Hits	2584
Home Run	563
Teams
Kansas City / Auckland Athletics (1967–1975) Baltimore Orioles (1976) New York Yankees (1977–1981) California Angels (1982–1986) Auckland Athletics (1987)
Awards and Achievements
Winner of the World Series (1972–1974, 1977, 1978) The most valuable player in the World Series (1973, 1977) Member of the all-stars game of Major League Baseball (1969, 1971–1975, 1977–19848) Most Valuable AL Player (1973) AL leader in RBI (1973) Home Leader AL (1973, 1975, 1980, 1982) Silver Bit Award (1980, 1982) enters the club 500 home runs assigned to him No. 9 in Auckland Athletics assigned to him No. 44 in the New York Yankees
Member of the National Baseball Hall of Fame
Included	1993
Voting	93.6%

Speaking for Oakland, Jackson helped the team five times in a row to win the division title, three times in a row the title of champion of the American League and twice to win the World Series . Moving to the Yankees four more times with the team he became the winner of the division, three times the champion of the American League and twice more became the winner of the World Series ^[1] .

During his career, Jackson knocked out 563 home runs and 14 times participated in matches of all the Major League Baseball . He received the Silver Bat Award twice, became the most valuable AL player , twice became the most valuable player in the World Series , and in 1977 received the Babe Ruth Award . For his services to the clubs “Yankees” and “Athletics” assigned numbers to him ^[2] . Jackson currently works as an advisor to the New York Yankees. ^[3]