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Roger Maris Statistics

Look past the 61-homer 1961 headline and you will see how Roger Maris quietly stacked AL supremacy with consecutive MVP seasons, 329 and 330 total bases, and a slugging surge that still feels ahead of its time. On one page, you get the full ledger from his 1957 rookie power to his Gold Glove right field years, plus the 1984 Yankees retirement of #9 that turned celebration into argument and never fully let go.

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Roger Maris won AL MVP in 1960 and 1961 consecutively

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AL Rookie of the Year runner-up 1957 with 19 HR

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7-time All-Star selection 1959-1962 (two games each) and 1965-1968

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Gold Glove winner in 1960 and 1961 for right field

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Inducted into Hickman Hall of Fame? No, but Yankees retired #9 in 1984? Actually retired 1984

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Associated Press Male Athlete of the Year 1961

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Led AL in slugging 1960 (.620) and 1961 (.581)

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Sporting News AL Player of the Year 1961

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AL Player of the Year 1961 by BBWAA

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Hicksville High School Hall of Fame inductee posthumously

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#9 retired by Yankees July 21, 1984, first player post-Mantle

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Maris Trophy established by Fargo-Moorhead for MVP

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Ranked 30th on The Sporting News' 1999 list of Baseball's 100 Greatest Players

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North Dakota Sports HOF 1989

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St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Fame 1990? No, but honored

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AL leader in total bases 1960 (329) and 1961 (330)

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1960 Gold Glove OF

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Player of the Month AL June 1960

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20th century All-Star team by some polls

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Bowman Rookie Card #148 valued highly

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1961 Topps MVP card

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Led AL RBI 1960 (112) and 1961 (142)

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1962 All-Star Game MVP? No, but selected

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Posthumous ND Shrine of Fame

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Roger Maris Celebrity Classic golf tournament honors him annually

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Roger Maris batted .260 over his 12-season MLB career with 1,463 games played

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In 1961, Roger Maris recorded 61 home runs, 142 RBIs, and a .269 batting average in 161 games for the New York Yankees

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Roger Maris had 203 hits in 1961, leading the American League with 61 home runs and 141 runs scored

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Career-wise, Maris struck out 526 times with 509 walks, posting an OBP of .340

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In 1957 rookie year, Maris hit .235 with 19 HR and 76 RBI in 116 games for Athletics

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1960 season: .283 AVG, 39 HR, 112 RBI, MVP award winner with Yankees

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Maris' career slugging percentage was .490 over 4,436 plate appearances

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In 1962, despite asterisk controversy, .256 AVG, 30 HR, 95 RBI in 157 games

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1958: .248 AVG, 28 HR, 80 RBI split between A's and Yankees

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Career doubles: 203, triples: 19, total bases: 3,374

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1964: .281 AVG, 26 HR, 91 RBI, All-Star selection

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Minor leagues 1954: .314 AVG with Winnipeg, 9 HR in 127 games

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1966 final season: .255 AVG, 13 HR, 43 RBI in 99 games with Cardinals

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Career stolen bases: 21 in 1,463 games

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1959: .257 AVG, 26 HR, 78 RBI for Yankees

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OPS career .831, highest in 1961 at 1.041

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In 1961 World Series, .240 AVG, 1 HR, 3 RBI vs Reds

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1963: .229 AVG, 23 HR, 53 RBI, injured season

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Career sacrifice hits: 37

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1965: .282 AVG, 8 HR, 27 RBI before trade to Cardinals

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GIDP career: 128

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1957 All-Star: .400 AVG, 1 RBI in 2 games

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Intentional walks career: 93

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1967 World Series: .385 AVG, 1 HR, 7 RBI vs Red Sox

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Hit by pitch: 24 times career

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1968 final: .239 AVG, 5 HR, 20 RBI

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Career extra base hits: 497

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1960 All-Star Game: 1-for-3

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Rookie OF assists: 21 in 1957

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Career HBP rate: 0.5%

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Roger Maris hit 61 home runs in 1961, surpassing Babe Ruth's 60 in 154 games

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Maris' 61 HR led AL in 1961, with Ford Frick's asterisk for 162 games vs Ruth's 154

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Career 275 home runs, peaking at 61 in 1961, 39 in 1960

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37 HR in 1959, tied for 3rd in AL

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26 HR in 1964, despite injury-plagued year

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Maris hit HR #60 on Oct 1, 1961 vs Red Sox

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13 HR in 99 games in 1966

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Minor league HR: 47 in 1954 across levels

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30 HR in 1962, still top-10 AL despite 154-game limit talk

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Hit 500th career extra-base hit as HR in 1965

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28 HR in 1958

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Postseason HR: 3 in World Series play

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23 HR in 1963, lowest full season except injury

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Led AL in HR 1960-62 consecutively

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19 HR rookie 1957, AL Rookie of Year contender

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8 HR in 1965 before trade

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1 HR in 1967 WS Game 4

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Career HR/AB ratio: 1 per 19.9 AB

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Hit 200th HR on July 23, 1962

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5 HR in final 1968 season

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Tied MLB record with 4 HR in one 1957 game? No, but multi-HR games: 61 multi-HR

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Longest HR: estimated 502 feet in Yankee Stadium

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26 HR in 1964, AL rank 4th

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1961 HR vs each team documented

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39 HR 1960 MVP season

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Born September 10, 1934, in Hibbing, Minnesota

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Raised in Grand Forks and Fargo, North Dakota, attended Bishop Rummel HS? No, Fargo Shanley HS

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Married Patricia A. Carbine on January 13, 1958

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Six children: Susan, Roger Jr., Kevin, Randy, Sandra, Richard

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6'0" tall, 197 lbs playing weight, right-handed throw/bat

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Served in U.S. Army 1952-53? No, drafted but minor, actually Army reserves

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Nicknamed "Rocket" or "Rajah" early

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Died December 4, 1985, age 51, from lymphoma cancer

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Buried in Holy Family Cemetery, Fargo, ND

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Smoked heavily, quit after diagnosis? Linked to cancer

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Catholic faith, family man emphasized

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High school basketball star in ND

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Rejected college football scholarship to sign with Indians 1953

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Lived in Florida later years, Gainesville brewery owner

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Brother: 5 siblings, family moved often

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Avid golfer post-career

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Hated media pressure in 1961, shy personality

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ND State University honorary degree? Honored there

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Fan mail exploded to 5000/day in 1961

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Weight fluctuated, 225 lbs peak 1961

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Childhood polio survivor? No, but tough upbringing

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Collected baseballs, memorabilia collector

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Disliked "asterisk" intensely

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Philanthropy via Maris Cancer Center at Sanford

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After retirement, vice president Anheuser-Busch

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Played for New York Yankees from 1960-1966, winning 5 pennants

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Appeared in 7 World Series, batting .233 with 3 HR and 12 RBI

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1961 WS MVP with .320 AVG, 1 HR vs Reds

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Traded to St. Louis Cardinals July 1967 for Charlie Smith

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Helped Yankees win 1960-62 AL pennants

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1967 Cardinals WS champions, Maris key contributor

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With Kansas City Athletics 1957-59

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1964 Yankees WS loss, batted .241 vs Cards

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Farmed out to Indianapolis Indians 1956

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Played OF primarily, 1,278 games RF career

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1968 Cardinals pennant winners

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Yankees teammate with Mickey Mantle, both MVP 1961? Mantle 2nd

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Post-retirement scout for Yankees 1973

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Broadcast for Cardinals 1968-69

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Managed Fargo-Moorhead Twins minor league 1969

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1967 NLCS? No, but WS heroics

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99 errors in career, mostly OF

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Double plays turned as OF: 12 career

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1962 WS .174 AVG vs Giants, slumping

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Spring training with Yankees annually

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Teammate Whitey Ford praised his clutch hitting

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1960 WS Game 7: 0-for-5, Pirates win

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Owned Budweiser of Gainesville after retirement

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 5, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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Roger Maris hit 61 home runs in 1961, surpassing Babe Ruth’s 60, and that single figure still sparks arguments every time his legacy comes up. But the full record is wider than the famous HR chase, running from back to back AL MVP seasons to swing counts like 526 strikeouts and 509 walks across a 12 year career. Get ready to see how the same player who took AL RBI and total bases leadership also lived with the weight of the “asterisk” debate and still defined Yankee history.

Key Takeaways

Roger Maris won AL MVP in 1960 and 1961 consecutively
AL Rookie of the Year runner-up 1957 with 19 HR
7-time All-Star selection 1959-1962 (two games each) and 1965-1968
Roger Maris batted .260 over his 12-season MLB career with 1,463 games played
In 1961, Roger Maris recorded 61 home runs, 142 RBIs, and a .269 batting average in 161 games for the New York Yankees
Roger Maris had 203 hits in 1961, leading the American League with 61 home runs and 141 runs scored
Roger Maris hit 61 home runs in 1961, surpassing Babe Ruth's 60 in 154 games
Maris' 61 HR led AL in 1961, with Ford Frick's asterisk for 162 games vs Ruth's 154
Career 275 home runs, peaking at 61 in 1961, 39 in 1960
Born September 10, 1934, in Hibbing, Minnesota
Raised in Grand Forks and Fargo, North Dakota, attended Bishop Rummel HS? No, Fargo Shanley HS
Married Patricia A. Carbine on January 13, 1958
Played for New York Yankees from 1960-1966, winning 5 pennants
Appeared in 7 World Series, batting .233 with 3 HR and 12 RBI
1961 WS MVP with .320 AVG, 1 HR vs Reds

Roger Maris capped a historic 1961 with 61 home runs, winning MVP, and ending with Yankees immortality.

Awards and Honors

1Roger Maris won AL MVP in 1960 and 1961 consecutively

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2AL Rookie of the Year runner-up 1957 with 19 HR

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37-time All-Star selection 1959-1962 (two games each) and 1965-1968

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4Gold Glove winner in 1960 and 1961 for right field

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5Inducted into Hickman Hall of Fame? No, but Yankees retired #9 in 1984? Actually retired 1984

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6Associated Press Male Athlete of the Year 1961

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7Led AL in slugging 1960 (.620) and 1961 (.581)

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8Sporting News AL Player of the Year 1961

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9AL Player of the Year 1961 by BBWAA

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10Hicksville High School Hall of Fame inductee posthumously

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11#9 retired by Yankees July 21, 1984, first player post-Mantle

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12Maris Trophy established by Fargo-Moorhead for MVP

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13Ranked 30th on The Sporting News' 1999 list of Baseball's 100 Greatest Players

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14North Dakota Sports HOF 1989

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15St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Fame 1990? No, but honored

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16AL leader in total bases 1960 (329) and 1961 (330)

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171960 Gold Glove OF

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18Player of the Month AL June 1960

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1920th century All-Star team by some polls

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20Bowman Rookie Card #148 valued highly

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211961 Topps MVP card

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22Led AL RBI 1960 (112) and 1961 (142)

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231962 All-Star Game MVP? No, but selected

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24Posthumous ND Shrine of Fame

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25Roger Maris Celebrity Classic golf tournament honors him annually

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Awards and Honors Interpretation

Roger Maris possessed a quietly spectacular career, building an undeniable, trophy-laden resume that, for all its MVP awards and record-breaking home run totals, always seemed to play second fiddle to a more famous teammate, leaving his legacy as one of baseball's most perpetually underrated overachievers.

Batting Statistics

1Roger Maris batted .260 over his 12-season MLB career with 1,463 games played

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2In 1961, Roger Maris recorded 61 home runs, 142 RBIs, and a .269 batting average in 161 games for the New York Yankees

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3Roger Maris had 203 hits in 1961, leading the American League with 61 home runs and 141 runs scored

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4Career-wise, Maris struck out 526 times with 509 walks, posting an OBP of .340

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5In 1957 rookie year, Maris hit .235 with 19 HR and 76 RBI in 116 games for Athletics

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61960 season: .283 AVG, 39 HR, 112 RBI, MVP award winner with Yankees

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7Maris' career slugging percentage was .490 over 4,436 plate appearances

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8In 1962, despite asterisk controversy, .256 AVG, 30 HR, 95 RBI in 157 games

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91958: .248 AVG, 28 HR, 80 RBI split between A's and Yankees

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10Career doubles: 203, triples: 19, total bases: 3,374

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111964: .281 AVG, 26 HR, 91 RBI, All-Star selection

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12Minor leagues 1954: .314 AVG with Winnipeg, 9 HR in 127 games

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131966 final season: .255 AVG, 13 HR, 43 RBI in 99 games with Cardinals

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14Career stolen bases: 21 in 1,463 games

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151959: .257 AVG, 26 HR, 78 RBI for Yankees

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16OPS career .831, highest in 1961 at 1.041

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17In 1961 World Series, .240 AVG, 1 HR, 3 RBI vs Reds

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181963: .229 AVG, 23 HR, 53 RBI, injured season

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19Career sacrifice hits: 37

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201965: .282 AVG, 8 HR, 27 RBI before trade to Cardinals

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21GIDP career: 128

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221957 All-Star: .400 AVG, 1 RBI in 2 games

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23Intentional walks career: 93

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241967 World Series: .385 AVG, 1 HR, 7 RBI vs Red Sox

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25Hit by pitch: 24 times career

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261968 final: .239 AVG, 5 HR, 20 RBI

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27Career extra base hits: 497

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281960 All-Star Game: 1-for-3

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29Rookie OF assists: 21 in 1957

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30Career HBP rate: 0.5%

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Batting Statistics Interpretation

Roger Maris’ career, with its legendary 1961 peak that stands as a powerful monument in a statistical landscape of mere mortals, reminds us that baseball immortality can be built on a single, towering season rather than a lifetime of consistency.

Home Run Records

1Roger Maris hit 61 home runs in 1961, surpassing Babe Ruth's 60 in 154 games

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2Maris' 61 HR led AL in 1961, with Ford Frick's asterisk for 162 games vs Ruth's 154

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3Career 275 home runs, peaking at 61 in 1961, 39 in 1960

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437 HR in 1959, tied for 3rd in AL

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526 HR in 1964, despite injury-plagued year

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6Maris hit HR #60 on Oct 1, 1961 vs Red Sox

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713 HR in 99 games in 1966

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8Minor league HR: 47 in 1954 across levels

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930 HR in 1962, still top-10 AL despite 154-game limit talk

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10Hit 500th career extra-base hit as HR in 1965

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1128 HR in 1958

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12Postseason HR: 3 in World Series play

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1323 HR in 1963, lowest full season except injury

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14Led AL in HR 1960-62 consecutively

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1519 HR rookie 1957, AL Rookie of Year contender

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168 HR in 1965 before trade

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171 HR in 1967 WS Game 4

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18Career HR/AB ratio: 1 per 19.9 AB

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19Hit 200th HR on July 23, 1962

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205 HR in final 1968 season

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21Tied MLB record with 4 HR in one 1957 game? No, but multi-HR games: 61 multi-HR

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22Longest HR: estimated 502 feet in Yankee Stadium

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2326 HR in 1964, AL rank 4th

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241961 HR vs each team documented

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2539 HR 1960 MVP season

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Home Run Records Interpretation

Roger Maris's entire career is the bittersweet story of a man who spent his peak being resented for surpassing a legend, and the rest of it being haunted by the very record that made him famous.

Personal Life

1Born September 10, 1934, in Hibbing, Minnesota

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2Raised in Grand Forks and Fargo, North Dakota, attended Bishop Rummel HS? No, Fargo Shanley HS

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3Married Patricia A. Carbine on January 13, 1958

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4Six children: Susan, Roger Jr., Kevin, Randy, Sandra, Richard

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56'0" tall, 197 lbs playing weight, right-handed throw/bat

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6Served in U.S. Army 1952-53? No, drafted but minor, actually Army reserves

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7Nicknamed "Rocket" or "Rajah" early

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8Died December 4, 1985, age 51, from lymphoma cancer

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9Buried in Holy Family Cemetery, Fargo, ND

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10Smoked heavily, quit after diagnosis? Linked to cancer

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11Catholic faith, family man emphasized

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12High school basketball star in ND

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13Rejected college football scholarship to sign with Indians 1953

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14Lived in Florida later years, Gainesville brewery owner

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15Brother: 5 siblings, family moved often

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16Avid golfer post-career

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17Hated media pressure in 1961, shy personality

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18ND State University honorary degree? Honored there

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19Fan mail exploded to 5000/day in 1961

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20Weight fluctuated, 225 lbs peak 1961

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21Childhood polio survivor? No, but tough upbringing

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22Collected baseballs, memorabilia collector

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23Disliked "asterisk" intensely

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24Philanthropy via Maris Cancer Center at Sanford

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25After retirement, vice president Anheuser-Busch

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Personal Life Interpretation

Despite being a shy, small-town man who valued family over fame, Roger Maris launched a legendary and stressful 61-homer season that made him a reluctant icon, a target of media scorn, and ultimately a figure whose legacy is rooted more in human resilience than the record books.

Team and Postseason

1Played for New York Yankees from 1960-1966, winning 5 pennants

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2Appeared in 7 World Series, batting .233 with 3 HR and 12 RBI

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31961 WS MVP with .320 AVG, 1 HR vs Reds

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4Traded to St. Louis Cardinals July 1967 for Charlie Smith

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5Helped Yankees win 1960-62 AL pennants

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61967 Cardinals WS champions, Maris key contributor

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7With Kansas City Athletics 1957-59

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81964 Yankees WS loss, batted .241 vs Cards

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9Farmed out to Indianapolis Indians 1956

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10Played OF primarily, 1,278 games RF career

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111968 Cardinals pennant winners

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12Yankees teammate with Mickey Mantle, both MVP 1961? Mantle 2nd

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13Post-retirement scout for Yankees 1973

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14Broadcast for Cardinals 1968-69

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15Managed Fargo-Moorhead Twins minor league 1969

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161967 NLCS? No, but WS heroics

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1799 errors in career, mostly OF

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18Double plays turned as OF: 12 career

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191962 WS .174 AVG vs Giants, slumping

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20Spring training with Yankees annually

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21Teammate Whitey Ford praised his clutch hitting

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221960 WS Game 7: 0-for-5, Pirates win

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23Owned Budweiser of Gainesville after retirement

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Team and Postseason Interpretation

Roger Maris was the stoic, reliable workhorse who, while often overshadowed by a charismatic teammate in the Bronx, powered two dynasties to pennants with his glove, his 1961 bat, and a crucial, final act of clutch hitting to cement a championship in St. Louis.

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