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Fred E. Lynn
6/5/1928 – 2/20/2020
Freddie The Fox passed away peacefully on Thursday surrounded by family. He lived life to the fullest and loved his friends and family unconditionally.
Enjoy photos of Fred Lynn’s career, along with new and exciting photos of what he is doing now. Also included are many of his baseball cards and other memorabilia.
Fred Lynn has been inducted into the Red Sox, PawSox, College Baseball and USC Hall of Fames. He was honored to be inducted into the Ted Williams Museum and Hitter’s Hall of Fame.
Visit our videos archive for Fred Lynn from the past and present. See great plays, big hits, interviews, old commercials, and fantastic productions about Fred’s career.
Fred Lynn makes public appearances throughout the year. Follow him here and get your change to meet Fred and get an autograph and photo!
Get all the stats from Fred’s career that spanned 17 seasons. Learn about Fred’s historic 1975 season and why he was the unanimous MVP and Rookie of the Year!
Fred Lynn involves himself with many amazing charities. His primary love is supporting pets in need of care face4pets.org. Check out Fred’s work.
LATEST FRED LYNN NEWS & INTERVIEWS…
Lynn’s advice to Trout: Ignore the hype
By LANDON HALL / THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER CARLSBAD -- During the summer of 1975, Fred Lynn didn't think much about winning the American League's
Fred Lynn, Jim Rice, The 1979 MVP Race and the Hall of Fame
By Lincoln Mitchell, January 30, 2012 Originally posted on The Faster Times Since 1957, when the Gold Gloves were first awarded, there have been 12
Fred Lynn’s MVP season a cautionary tale for Angels’ Mike Trout
By Mike DiGiovanna August 18, 2012, 5:42 p.m. Posted in the LA Times Fred Lynn, who was MVP and rookie of the year in the same
Fred Lynn Interview on FOX Sports Radio
Listen to Fred Lynn interviewed on Fox Sports Radio.
Matthew Taylor: Lynn’s two-homer game memorable for fan reaction
By Matthew Taylor as seen on Orioles Buzz My baseball memory begins somewhere in the 1980s on 33rd Street. I can remember the first batting
BaseballNation.net Interview with Fred Lynn 08/2011
The following interview comes from http://baseballnation.net/showthread.php?3309-Baseball-Nation-Interviews-Fred-Lynn Baseball Nation Interviews Fred Lynn Fred Lynn was a professional Baseball player who played in the Boston Red Sox,
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Thomas Kane wrote and performed this amazing melody. Tommy Kane was from Bayridge Brooklyn. He was one of Fred’s biggest fans and he did it in New York City. He watched all of Fred’s greatest moments from his living room. Tommy Kane passed away in 2011 due to cancer. We all miss him and to his friends and family, here is our dedication to such a great fan of Fred.
