1933

Shortstop Greg “Moe” Mulleavy played 78 games for the White Sox and one for the Red Sox – but enjoyed 20 years in the minor leagues. The 1933 Red Sox were run by new ownership; the old regime had sold the franchise to Tom Yawkey. There was a new spirit afoot, and Yawkey and his general manager, Eddie Collins, were starting to acquire new players. Greg did break camp with the team and appeared as a pinch-runner for Smead Jolley in the eighth inning of the second game of the season, on April 13th. It turned out to be his last major-league appearance ...

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