What years did Reggie Jackson play for baseball's New York Yankees?
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1976-1980
1977-1983
1977-1981
1975-1979
1977-1981.
As a New York Yankee, baseball's Reggie Jackson wore #44 as a tribute to Hank Aaron.
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