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All-Time Red Sox Team is based on the player's career only when he was with the Red Sox.

Starting Rotation:

#1 Cy Young - A record of 211-81 with the Red Sox along with 275 complete games. His ERA is 3.19.

#2 Roger Clemens - A record of 192-111 and 38 shutouts. He was awarded with one MVP, three Cy Youngs, and five All-Star appearances.

#3 Luis Tiant - A record of 122-81. Tiant was also a two time All-Star with the Sox.

#4 Pedro Martinez - His record was 117-37 with the Sox while acquiring three Cy Young awards and went to five All-Star Games.

#5 Joe Wood - Smokey Joe Wood played through pain and raked in a 117-56 record and never had an ERA above 3.45 with the Sox. His average ERA with the red sox is 1.91!

Bullpen:

Bob Stanley - Had 132 saves on the Red Sox and set a team record in appearances.

Ellis Kinder - Kinder made 365 appearances as a Red Sox pitcher and he finished in the top ten for the MVP voting twice.

Carl Mays - Never had an ERA above 2.60 in his Red Sox career and he started and pitched in relief.

Reggie Cleveland - Made many appearances as a starter and relief pitcher for the Sox. Reggie struck out 103 batters in 1974.

Tom Burgmeier - He was only a pitcher in Boston for 5 years, he was a closer in one of those years. In just one year of being a closer and four of a middle reliever gained 40 saves.

Starters:

Catcher: Carlton Fisk - Batted above .300 in 3 of his 10 season in Boston and never had a slugging percentage below .415.

First Base: Jimmie Foxx - He was a great hitter. He hit up to 50 homeruns in a season with the Sox and he had a consistent average. He could also drive in a large amount of runs.

Second Base: Bobby Doerr - He could hit with power, he could hit for average, he could hit triples, doubles, and singles, and he could drive in runs.

Third Base: Wade Boggs - He could hit for average very well, hitting above .300 in all but his last season on the Sox. His career average is .328.

Shortstop: Joe Cronin - Cronin was a great hitter, he hit above .300 six times with the red sox! He also drove in over 100 runs in four seasons.

Left Field: Carl Yastrzemski - Played 3,308 games in 23 years in Boston(his whole career). Yaz could hit for average and power and he almost always stayed healthy.

Center Field: Fred Lynn - Fred could hit for power and average (like pretty much everyone else on this team) and he was MVP and in 1975 and he was an all star fro 1975-'80

Right Field: Dwight Evans - He wasn't the best average hitter, but he could hit homeruns and he could score. He also managed to stay healthy most of the time.

Designated Hitter: Ted Williams - Two time MVP and he wa srunner up four times. He was the last player to bat .400. He got walks, he drove in runs, and he could hit homers. He wwould have been more successful, but he fought in the army.

Bench:

Catcher: Jason Varitek

First Base: Mo Vaughn

Second Base: Billy Goodman

Third Base: Larry Gardner

Shortstop: Johnny Pesky

Left Field: Jim Rice

Center Field: Reggie Smith

Right Field: Harry Hooper

Designated Hitter: David Ortiz