'08 Red Sox Hall of Fame Announced

Mo Vaughn won the American League MVP in '95, when he led the Sox to the AL East title.

Eight selected to Red Sox Hall of Fame

Eight individuals have been selected for induction into the Red Sox Hall of Fame, according to a press release from the team. They are:

Wes Ferrell: Pitched for the Red Sox from 1934-37 with a 62-40 overall record in that span.

Mike Greenwell: Played his entire career with the Red Sox from 1985-96, serving as the team’s regular left fielder for most of that period.

Bill Lee: Pitched for the Red Sox from 1969-78 with a 94-68 record and 3.64 ERA in 321 games.

Everett Scott:Was Boston’s regular shortstop from 1914-21, playing on three World Series winners (1915,16,18).

Frank Sullivan: Posted a 90-80 record in 252 games with the Red Sox from 1953-60.

Mo Vaughn: Was one of the league’s top offensive players in his 8 seasons with Boston from 1991-98.

George Digby: Served as a Red Sox amateur scout for 50 years from 1944-1994.

Edward Kenney Sr. : Served as a Red Sox executive for over 40 years.