Brimming with immense natural talent, shortstop Robin Yount was just eighteen years old when he was first called up to the Milwaukee Brewers in 1974, immediately becoming one of the youngest regulars in baseball history. Combining that head start with steady production in the face of injuries, hard-nosed intensity, and admirable team loyalty, Yount became a member of the elite 3,000-hit club eighteen seasons later, still with the Brewers... Book Robin Yount for Your Event

the veteran 22-year-old posted his first outstanding offensive season in 1978, batting .293. Weight training helped bulk up his numbers in ensuing years. He led the league in doubles in 1979 and reached the first peak of his career in 1982, leading Milwaukee to the World Series with a .331 batting average, 29 homers, and 114 RBI -- all career highs. He also led the league in hits, tied for the lead in doubles, and led shortstops with 489 assists. After the season, he was awarded both a Gold Glove and the AL MVP Award. He was the top vote-getter for the All-Star Game.

Yount batted above .300 four consecutive years (1986-89) and had yet another incredible MVP season in 1989. Hitting .318 with 21 home runs and 103 RBI, Yount became only the third player -- Hank Greenberg and Stan Musial were the others -- to win an MVP award at two different positions.

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