Belanger was a .228 career hitter, and he had two 40 RBI+ seasons.
He hit .258 against the Sox and had 43 RBI's for his career against Boston. Those came in a season's worth of AB's.
Belanger doesn't rate as a good clutch hitter either. Late and close stats? Batted .223, with 57 RBI's, in two seasons worth of AB's.
Grich wasn't even remotely similar to Belanger. Grich was actually a pretty good hitter, and his value is even more maginfied due to his position.
He hit .242 against Boston. With Baltimore against Boston?
1970 - 0-11
1971 - 0-4
1972 - 10-60
1973 - 13-68
1974 - 18-70
1975 - 19-56
1976 - 19-57
.242.
Walt Weiss hit .241 against Boston. With 8 RBI's. Zero HR's. Dominant.
Speizio? You mean Scott Speizo?
The guy has never had an AB with the Yankees. Never. Not one. Maybe you should check out those stats.
Oh, and Joe Girardi? Take a guess what he hit in the postseason.
Below the f***ing Mendoza line.
.182.
How clutch.
How tuff.
How grity.
f*** stats.
No, sir. You do.
This took me 5 f***ing minutes to look up.