Roy White played 14 seasons with the New York Yankees. He had a lifetime batting average of 271 with 160 home runs and 758 RBI’s and 233 stolen bases. He was a quiet leader in a time when the Yankees were not having great seasons. He was a very consistent player for the Yankees during his career. In the Yankee record book Roy ranks in the all-time top 20 Yankees in many offensive categories. Roy hit home runs from both sides of the plate in the same game five times. He was in double figures in steals in almost every season he played and set the American League record for most sacrifice flies in 1971 with 17. Roy was named to the American League All Star team in 1969 and 1970. He was an excellent fielder and in 1975 he was flawless and committed no errors that year and had a fielding average of 1000. This was the first time a New York Yankee had ever played an errorless season. In 1979 he led the league in walks with 99 and in 1976 led the league in runs scored with 104. He helped the Yankees to win the American League pennant in 1976 and back to back World Championships in 1977 and 1978. In 2004 Roy joined the coaching staff of the Yankees and currently Roy is still a member of the Yankees coaching staff.