Answer Question 11:
 

To put it bluntly, Mickey wasn't a very good shortstop. He made a lot of errors.

Answer Question 12: 
 

Mickey appeared at shortstop for the Yankees in seven games: one in 1953, four in 1954 and two in 1955. 

Answer Question 13:
 

Besides playing in the outfield, Mickey also played one game at third base, one game at second base, and 262 games at first base. 

Answer Question 14:
 

Mickey jumped from the class "C" Joplin Miners directly to the Yankees, the first player in Yankees' history to do that.

Answer Question 15:
 

Mickey's first year (his rookie season) with the Yankees was 1951. 

Answer Question 16:
 

Mickey received $7,500, $2,500 above the major league minimum, provided he remained with the team the entire season.

Answer Question 17:
 

Casey Stengel advocated that Mickey stay with the team in 1951. On the train from New York to Washington for opening day Casey negotiated with Dan Topping, Del Webb and George Weiss, insisting that Mickey receive $2,500 above the minimum. 

Answer Question 18:
 

Mickey's teammate second baseman Gil McDougald.

Answer Question 19:
 

Mickey's first number with the Yankees was "6." He wore #6 for the first half of his rookie year.

Answer Question 20:
 

Mickey's first major league game was scheduled to be in Washington, DC against the Washington Senators. However, the series was rained out and the Yankees opened at Yankee Stadium on April 17, 1951.