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Harvey Edward Kuenn Jr. (/kiːn/;
December 4, 1930 –
February 28, 1988) was an
American professional baseball player, coach, and
manager in
Major League...
- Rodgers' 1981 team won the
Second Half AL East
Division title. In 1982,
Harvey Kuenn took over for
Rodgers and led
Milwaukee to win the AL East
Division title...
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nickname "Harvey's Wallbangers" (after
manager and
Milwaukee native,
Harvey Kuenn). In
sharp contrast, the 1982 St.
Louis Cardinals only hit 67 home runs...
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Tigers for
Harvey Kuenn. This
trade was
unique because Colavito was 1959's
American League home run champion, with 42,
while Kuenn hit .353 as the A.L...
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Detroit Tigers'
Harvey Kuenn, with a .353
batting average.
Francona was
shifted to left
field when the
Indians acquired Kuenn for home run
leader Rocky...
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fielder and fan
favorite Rocky Colavito to the
Detroit Tigers for
Harvey Kuenn just
before Opening Day in 1960. It was a
blockbuster trade that swapped...
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manager Frank Lane
unexpectedly traded him to the
Detroit Tigers for
Harvey Kuenn (the 1959 AL
batting champion,
having hit .353) just two days
before the...
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Smith singled and
Lonnie Smith doubled him to third.
Brewers manager Harvey Kuenn then
pulled Vuckovich in
favor of Bob McClure, who
intentionally walked...
- He was
inducted along with one of his
former Brewers managers,
Harvey Kuenn.
Money said that his
induction was "the
greatest honor of all" of his baseball...
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Wisconsin Athletic Hall of Fame.
Retrieved November 20, 2021. "Harvey
Kuenn".
Wisconsin Athletic Hall of Fame.
Retrieved November 20, 2021. "Paul Molitor"...
