From the archives: How Oakland A’s legend Rickey Henderson was molded by ‘Billy Ball’ Former A’s manager Billy Martin was able to take ‘this raw talent and kind of mold it into maximum ...

Billy Martin had a long career in baseball as a player, scout, coach, and manager. He was loud, aggressive, irritable, and passionate about baseball.

Billy Martin enjoyed an entertaining and infamous career with the New York Yankees. The former infielder-turned-manager spent time with several teams throughout his career.

Billy Martin spent time as a manager for several clubs, including the Minnesota Twins, Detroit Tigers, Texas Rangers, Oakland Athletics and the New York Yankees.

The fight that made sports history began in the early hours of a September morning at a most unlikely Baltimore venue. Above is Yankees manager Billy Martin.

In this March 1, 1983, file photo, New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner, left, and manager Billy Martin, get together outside the dugout at baseball spring training in Fort Lauderdale, Fla ...

But at that game, New York Yankees manager Billy Martin made a scheduling change and scratched Ed Whitson, a pitcher Sports Illustrated magazine once described as “high strung and unpredictable ...

Billy Martin had a remarkable 11 seasons as second baseman and five seasons as the manager for the Yankees, who retired his jersey No. 1.

Billy Martin was Yankees' second baseman for For 11 seasons and manager for five seasons wearing No. 1 shirt that was retired on Aug 10, 1980.

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