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Brian Doyle
Contact Information (where autograph requests should be mailed to):
Contact Person and/or Name of Organization: Brian Doyle Address: P.O. Box 9156 Winter Haven, FL 33883
Charity Information:Name of charity or charities the donations go to ??Doyle Baseball School??
Signing Habits:1) If you sign items for free, what are the maximum number of items you will sign for free? Maybe 2) Do you answer questions sent by fans? N/A 3) Do you prefer when fans send you their own pens/markers? N/A 4) What can fans do to make it
easier for you to sign their items?
N/A Donation Charges:
Who should the check/money order be made out to: __________________________________________ Payment can be made by: Cash, Money Orders, Cashier’s Checks
BiographyBrian Reed Doyle (born January 26, 1955 in Glasgow, Kentucky) was a Major League Baseball infielder who played for the New York Yankees and Oakland A's. He played primarily as a second baseman. His brother, Denny Doyle, was also a Major League baseball player. Although a reserve for most of his career, Doyle starred in the 1978 World Series for the World Champion Yankees.
Doyle was drafted by the Texas Rangers in the 1972 amateur draft. Before playing a game for the Rangers he was traded to the Yankees along with Greg Pryor in exchange for Sandy Alomar. Doyle joined the Yankees in 1978. He played parts of 3 seasons for the Yankees as a reserve infielder through 1980. He was drafted by the A's prior to the 1981 season in the Rule 5 Draft. He played 17 games for the 1981 A's before ending his career. During the regular season, Doyle played 110 games in his career, with a batting average of .161 and one home run.
However, when Willie Randolph was injured for the 1978 World Series, Doyle filled in as the Yankee second baseman. In six World Series games, he batted .438 with 7 hits in 16 at bats, 1 double, 4 runs scored and 2 rbis, helping the Yankees to their second straight World Series victory.
After the end of the 1980 season, Doyle was selected by the Oakland A's in the Rule 5 draft. He played for the A's in 1981, his last season in the Major Leagues.
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Source: Wikipedia.org at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_Doyle_%28MLB_infielder%29
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