1966 – The Cleveland Indians trade outfielder Lou Clinton to the New York Yankees for catcher Doc Edwards, who won’t play again in the majors until 1970, with the Philadelphia Phillies.

On January 14 1966 — 1966 – The Cleveland Indians trade outfielder Lou Clinton to the New York Yankees for catcher Doc Edwards, who won’t play again in the majors until 1970, with the Philadelphia Phillies.

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