Answer Question 51:
 

Mickey was timed rounding the bases in a blazing 13 seconds! The first time Manager Casey Stengel timed Mickey rounding the bases during spring training Casey thought his watch was broken. He had Mickey run the bases twice more to make certain he had the right time. 

Answer Question 52: 
 

Mickey stole 153 bases in his career. 

Answer Question 53:
 

Stealing bases is very hard on a player physically. With power like Mickey's, the Yankees didn't want him to get hurt stealing a base. Also, the Yankees teams that Mickey played on were primarily power teams. They didn't need to steal a lot of bases because they had so many power hitters. When you have so many players who can knock the ball out of the park and score runs with a single swing of the bat, it's counterproductive to take a chance stealing a base when getting caught can take you out of the inning. 

Answer Question 54:
 

Answer Question 55:
 

Mickey and his close friends Billy Martin and Whitey Ford. 

Answer Question 56:
 

Mickey's favorite player was Stan "The Man" Musial, who played for the St. Louis Cardinals, the closest team to Mickey's home in Oklahoma. 

Answer Question 57:
 

While playing pepper during spring training, Mickey hit a ball that got past the other players and struck another player walking behind them on the shin. That player was Joe DiMaggio

Answer Question 58:
 

Mickey's first recollection of meeting Whitey was at Whitey's wedding, which the entire team attended after a pre-season exhibition game against Brooklyn in 1951. 

Answer Question 59:
 

Mickey thought Ralph Houk was his best manager, bringing the best out of him. 

Answer Question 60:
 

Joe DiMaggio.