Ray Scarborough (1917-1982) was a right-handed pitcher who began his MLB career with the Washington Senators, notable for his impressive performances against the Boston Red Sox. After a challenging stint in Boston, he was acquired by the New York Yankees, where he rejuvenated his career, contributing significantly to their 1952 pennant win and pitching in the World Series. Following his retirement, Scarborough remained involved in baseball as a coach and scout. He passed away on July 1, 1982, leaving a lasting impact on the Yankees organization.
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