Lee May
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Lee Andrew May (March 23, 1943) was a first baseman and designated hitter for the Cincinnati Reds (1965-72), Baltimore Orioles (1972–81), and Kansas City Royals (1981–82).
He batted and threw right-handed.
Carlos May, the former Chicago White Sox and New York Yankees outfielder, was his older brother. In 11 seasons, May, nicknamed "The Big Bopper," has had 20 or more home runs and 80 or more runs batted in (RBI) in a row.
In 1976, he was the American League (AL) in RBI.
He made three All-Star Game appearances, including as the starting first baseman for the National League (NL) team in 1972.
Overall career
May had a.267 batting average, 354 home runs, 1244 runs batted in, and 2031 hits in 2071 games in his 18-season career. He had a.994 fielding percentage as a defensive fielder. May was prone to strike out; he fanned more than 100 times in a season and saw 1,570 in his career. However, he is one of 11 major leaguers to reach the 100-RBI plateau, with three others being Dick Allen, Joe Carter, Orlando Ceda, Goose Goslin, Rogers Hornsby, Reggie Jackson, Vic Wertz, and Alex Rodriguez.
May is currently in three different Halls of Fame: Baltimore Orioles Hall of Fame (1988), Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame (2006), and The Alabama Sports Hall of Fame (2009). Frank Robinson, Birmingham's Big Bopper, and Robert Carter are the only ones to be elected to both the Orioles and Reds Halls of Fame.