Thirteen years earlier, Kenny Lofton became the first White Sox hitter to accomplish this feat, clubbing leadoff dingers on ...

When Rod Carew hit .388 in 1977, he was boosted by a BABIP of .408, but it was also the year he tied his career high with 14 home runs. Needless to say, there aren’t many players who can combine high ...

When Rod Carew hit .388 in 1977, he was boosted by a BABIP of .408, but it was also the year he tied his career high with 14 home runs.

You’re not Rod Carew hitting .360 or Tony Gwynn,” Tierney said via WFAN. BT says Juan Soto acknowledging the pitcher after striking out is becoming "a little overdone" ...

The 15-time NL All-Star batted a career-high .394 in the 1994 season and hit at least .353 in each of the five seasons between 1993 and 1997.

Rod Carew, who played for the Angels from 1979 to 1985 before coaching the team from 1992 to 1999, officially became a U.S. citizen on Friday.

Carew flirted with the elusive .400 mark for much of the season, ultimately finishing with a .388 average and claiming the AL MVP award. By 1979, he had seven batting titles under his belt ...

Carew, who was hitting .376 at the time of the June 22 injury, had surgery and missed the rest of the season, except for five pinch-hit at-bats in late September.

Major League Baseball Hall-of-Famer Rod Carew is a newly minted American citizen at the age of 78. Carew, an 18-time MLB All-Star as a member of the Minnesota Twins and California Angels, was born ...