Mickey Cochrane couldn’t sleep. The stress had become unbearable, and he was falling apart. At most, he was resting 2 hours per night. A pilot, Cochrane sometimes headed to City Airport to go ...

Inscription on a plaque dedicated to Hall of Fame catcher and Bridgewater native Mickey Cochrane on the Bridgewater Town Common. On Oct. 20, 1931, in the town of Spavinaw, ...

Lou Gehrig, Mickey Cochrane, Albert Pujols, and Joe Mauer Lou Gehrig was the most valuable player in the American League in 1934. Mickey Cochrane was the most valuable player on the Detroit Tigers ...

Mickey Cochrane 9. Gary Carter 10. Ivan Rodriguez. Perhaps I'm giving Fisk too much credit for his longevity, and if that's not your bag you can move Fisk and Dickey down, and Campanella, Piazza ...

However, unlike most of the catchers before him, Mickey was also one of the first "offensive" catchers. He had a career .320 batting average, an on-base percentage of .419 and an OPS+ of 128.

Nobody who knew Cochrane well ever called him Mickey. But Mutt Mantle didn’t know or care about any of that. His favorite ballplayer was called “Mickey,” and when you paired that with the ...

Inscription on a plaque dedicated to Hall of Fame catcher and Bridgewater native Mickey Cochrane on the Bridgewater Town Common On Oct. 20, 1931, in the town of Spavinaw, Okla., the oldest son of ...

In 1934, the Detroit Tigers paid Connie Mack $100,000 for Mickey Cochrane, baseball's best catcher. In 1935, after he had led the Tigers to two successive American League pennants and the first ...

Jilton’s Mickey Mouse collection includes some items produced by Walt Disney Enterprises, which was what the company was called from 1928 until it became Walt Disney Productions in 1939.