Yogi Berra

Most Recent Role: Himself on The Tony Danza Show
Birthplace: St. Louis, Missouri
Birthday: 5-12-1925
Birth Name: Lawrene Peter Berra

Yogi Berra was known as one of the best catcher in the history of baseball. He won 10 World Series ring during his 18 seasons with the New York Yankees. During one of the World Series game, he caught Don Larsen's only World Series no hitter to date. He also a 15 time All-Star and 3 times MVP. Just before he became a Yankee, he was in the Navy during World War II and helped out on a rocket...

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Most Recent Appearance

The Tony Danza Show
Episode 225
Friday 18 November 2005 on Syndicated

Actress Sela Ward "House"; Chef Mario Batali

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external: It's the Yogi Berra Show 2005-10-26

external: Yogi Sues 'Sex' 2005-02-01

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He caught a whole 22-inning game, 7.5 hours, against the Tigers. (edit)

He has a museum named after him. (edit)

Yogi got married in 1949, and had three children. His son Dale played shortstop on the Pirates. (edit)

In 1999, he was placed number 40 out of 100 in a magazine's list of the top 100 greatest players of all-time. (edit)

He appeared in an Aflac commercial. (edit)

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Yogi: Pair up threes. (edit)

Yogi: I don't know if it's good for baseball, but it sure beats the hell out of rooming with Phil Rizzuto. (edit)

Yogi: A nickel ain't worth a dime anymore. (edit)

Yogi: No one goes there anymore, it's too crowded. (edit)

Yogi: It ain't over 'till it's over. (edit)

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Other Appearances

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Arli$$ The Immortal Himself	Countdown with Keith Olbermann June 5, 2004 Himself
Dean Martin Celebrity Roast Joe Garagiola Himself	Four Star Revue June 28, 1952 Guest
Late Night With David Letterman Show #1116 Guest	Late Show with David Letterman Show #1613 Guest