"As player"

* New York Yankees (–)

"As coach"

* New York Mets (–)

* Houston Astros (–)

* New York Yankees (–)

* Seattle Mariners

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* 5× Major League Baseball All-Star Game/All-Star (1965 Major League Baseball All-Star Game/1965, 1966 Major League Baseball All-Star Game/1966, 1968 Major League Baseball All-Star Game/1968–1970 Major League Baseball All-Star Game/1970)

* 5× World Series champion (, , –)

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"Melvin Leon Stottlemyre, Sr." (born November 13, 1941 in Texas County, Missouri/Hazleton, Missouri) is a former Major League Baseball pitcher and pitching coach. He played 11 years in the Major Leagues, all of them with the New York Yankees. After his playing career, Stottlemyre worked as pitching coach with the New York Mets, Houston Astros, New York Yankees, and Seattle Mariners.

More Mel Stottlemyre on Wikipedia.

Overall, he threw well. We couldn't ask for too much more than what he did. We wanted him to go 80 pitches, and that's what he had through five. He felt good and wanted to continue, but we've still got to protect him a little bit.

Most guys probably give up before they spend enough time to perfect their skills. I think he knows now what he's got to do to get hitters out. His stuff was probably better before, but he didn't have the command. He's a much smarter pitcher. Other springs he very well could have gone as our fifth guy. We just didn't have room this year.

You've got to stop them right there.

We're not out of this thing. We're hopefully going to go get two from Billings and see what happens.

The league's hitting .193 off Eddie. He's been great for us all year, ... You saw tonight, he's down to 87-88 (mph). He's been 91-93 in the past.

Cupps was outstanding tonight, ... He got better each inning, his breaking ball got better. He reached down, dug deep and pitched a heck of game for us.

It's from start to start.

That's a huge number. We went through a lot this season. This one, without question, is the sweetest. This one means a lot to me.