Carlton Fisk
Also known as Carlton Ernest Fisk
joueur de base-ball américain
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A rap MC who named himself after the famed baseball player. Made appearances on Method Man's "P.L.O. Style" and "Mr. Sandman" from Tical, did a few radio freestyles with Clan members then remained silent for almost a decade until reappearing on Inspectah Deck's 2004 compilation album Undadogz. It was widely speculated that he and Streetlife were in fact the same person; this is not the case, and the two in fact collaborated on Streetlife's Street Education album in 2005. <a href="https://www.las
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Carlton Ernest Fisk (né le 26 décembre 1947 à Bellows Falls, Vermont) est un ancien receveur des ligues majeures de baseball qui a joué 24 saisons avec les Red Sox de Boston et les White Sox de Chicago. Les deux franchises où il évolua ont retiré son numéro : 27 à Boston et 72 à Chicago. Fisk fut intronisé au Temple de la renommée du baseball en 2000 et a choisi de porter la casquette des Red Sox, bien qu’il ait passé plus de saisons à Chicago avec les White Sox. Il partage avec Ivan Rodriguez le record des Ligues majeures pour le plus grand nombre de parties jouées à la position de receveur, avec 2226.
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1947 births20th-century American sportsmenAmerican League All-StarsBaseball players from Middlesex County, MassachusettsBaseball players from New HampshireBaseball players from VermontBoston Red Sox playersChicago White Sox playersGold Glove Award winnersGulf Coast White Sox playersLiving peopleLouisville Colonels (minor league) players