Bob Stanley
Baseball player and coach for Red Sox
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Played Major League Baseball primarily as a pitcher. Served a significant tenure with the Boston Red Sox from 1977 to 1990. Achieved notable recognition during the 1986 World Series. Transitioned into coaching roles post-retirement, contributing to various teams in different capacities.
Played for the Boston Red Sox from 1977 to 1990
Participated in the 1986 World Series
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