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     • From 1973 he played mainly as a designated hitter (or DH, wherein one bats for the pitcher but holds no fielding position). Jackson finished his career with the California Angels (1982–86; now the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim).
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   When did Reggie Jackson retire?

   • Reggie Jackson's number 9 was retired by the Oakland Athletics in 2004. Jackson helped the Athletics win the pennant again in 1973, and was named Most Valuable Player of the American League for the season. The A's defeated the New York Mets in seven hard-fought games in the World Series.

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   Who was Reggie Jackson?

   • Reggie Jackson, American professional baseball player whose outstanding performance in World Series games earned him the nickname ‘Mr. October.’ He won World Series with the Oakland Athletics (1972–74) and with the New York Yankees (1977–78). Learn more about Jackson’s life and career.

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   Did Reggie Jackson win a World Series?

   • This article was most recently revised and updated by Adam Augustyn. Reggie Jackson, American professional baseball player whose outstanding performance in World Series games earned him the nickname ‘Mr. October.’ He won World Series with the Oakland Athletics (1972–74) and with the New York Yankees (1977–78).

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   • On August 1, 1993, Reggie Jackson became the 216th inductee into the Baseball Hall of Fame. His achievements run to both extremes: ten World Series home runs; five World Championships; eleven American League Championships with three different teams; along with holding the major league record for lifetime strikeouts at 2,597.

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   Reggie Jackson's number 44 was retired by the New York Yankees in 1993. The Yankees won the pennant in 1976 but were swept in the World Series by the Reds . A month later on November 29, they signed Jackson to a five-year contract totaling $2.96 million ($15,850,000 in current dollar terms).

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   Reggie Jackson played for 5 teams; the Kansas City Athletics, Oakland Athletics, Baltimore Orioles, New York Yankees and California Angels. How many World Series has Reggie Jackson won? Reggie Jackson has won 5 World Series. When did Reggie Jackson retire? Reggie Jackson last played in 1987. What is Reggie Jackson's Twitter account?

   • Place Of Birth: Abington, PA, United States

   • Birth Date: May 18, 1946

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   May 14, 2024 · Reggie Jackson, American professional baseball player whose outstanding performance in World Series games earned him the nickname ‘Mr. October.’ He won World Series with the Oakland Athletics (1972–74) and with the New York Yankees (1977–78). Learn more about Jackson’s life and career.

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   May 17, 2022 · Meanwhile, Jackson is probably the greatest No. 2 overall pick in Draft history. • Jackson burst onto the big league scene less than three years after he was drafted, blasting an incredible 37 homers in 91 games before the 1969 All-Star Game. After more than 50 years, that total is still the AL record (tied with Chris Davis, 2013) for most ...

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   After five years in New York, Reggie moved back out west, joining the California Angels. During his first season with the Angels, Reggie once again led the league in home runs. Jackson finished his career back where he started, as a member of the Athletics. In 21 big league seasons, Jackson totaled 2,548 hits, 563 home runs and 1,702 RBI.

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   May 29, 2018 · After retiring Jackson worked briefly as a sports broadcaster for the Angels before moving on to coach for the Athletics. He then took a job with the Upper Deck Company, handling sales of trading cards and sports collectibles. On August 1, 1993, Reggie Jackson became the 216th inductee into the Baseball Hall of Fame.

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   On Aug. 1, 1993, Reggie Jackson was once again on center stage when he was inducted into the Hall of Fame. He received 93.6 percent of the votes from the writers and was enshrined in his first year of eligibility. The Hall of Fame outfielder slugged 563 career home runs, sixth all-time when he retired.