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Grand Slams – Yankees Hit Three on August 25, 2011

August 24, 2019 by Gerry

The New York Yankees became the first and only team in Major League history to hit three grand slams in one game. Trailing 7-2 in the fifth inning, Robinson Cano hit one into the right field stands off of Oakland A's starter Rich Harden. In the next inning Russel Martin facing Fautino De Los Santos, put the Yankees ahead 10-7 with a shot to right center. In the eighth inning, … [Read more...] about Grand Slams – Yankees Hit Three on August 25, 2011

Tommy John Commits 3 Errors – in 1 Play! July 27, 1988

July 26, 2019 by Gerry

Autographed Tommy John Poster $40.08

You might see a 9-year-old do this in a Little League game, but you don't expect to see a Major League ball player, especially a very good one like Tommy John, commit three errors in the same play. He managed to pull off this dubious accomplishment while pitching for the Yankees, against the Milwaukee Brewers. It happened on July 27, 1988. At the time, John was a 45-year-old … [Read more...] about Tommy John Commits 3 Errors – in 1 Play! July 27, 1988

George Brett Pine Tar Incident July 24, 1983

July 23, 2019 by Gerry

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gbEHAsZxRYo On July 24, 1983 George Brett hit what he thought was a homerun off of Rich (Goose Gossage). When all was said it done, Brett was right. He had hit a homerun, but he was still thrown out of the game for what happened immediately after what happened in what became known as “The Pine Tar Incident.”   July 24, 1983 - It was the top … [Read more...] about George Brett Pine Tar Incident July 24, 1983

Yankees Game Halted for Moon Walk July 20, 1969

July 19, 2019 by Gerry

While the first successful moon walk was underway on Sunday July 19, 1969 at 4:17 PM EDT; as is the case with every other Sunday in July, a full schedule of Major League baseball games was being played. In the Bronx, the Yankees and the Senators were all tied at 2-2, in the 8th inning, when announcer Bob Sheppard told the 34,000 fans in attendance (who couldn't give up seeing … [Read more...] about Yankees Game Halted for Moon Walk July 20, 1969

DiMaggio 56 Game Steak Ends July 17, 1941

July 17, 2019 by Gerry

Joe DiMaggio saw his 56 game hitting streak come to an end on July 17, 1941. 78 years later, nobody, not even DiMaggio himself, has come close to equaling his mark. Before DiMaggio's streak, which started and ended during the 1941 season, Willie Keeler held the record. Keeler hit safely in the first 44 games of the 1897 season.He also hit safely in the last game of the 1896 … [Read more...] about DiMaggio 56 Game Steak Ends July 17, 1941

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Sandy Koufax 1959

Koufax Strikes out 18 – August 31, 1959

On August 31, 1959 Koufax tied Bob Feller’s Major League record when he recorded 18 strikeouts against the Giants.

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Kobe Bryant in High School, the most dominant player to come out of the Philadelphia area since Wilt Chamberlain December 7, 1992 The Philadelphia Inquirer The (Lower Merion) Aces appear to have come up with another blossoming marquee player in Kobe Bryant , son of Joe “Jellybean” Bryant , the former La Salle All-American. Please […]

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