Bobby Young grew up near Baltimore when the city had no major-league…
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With the support of the City of Daytona Beach and the Volusia…
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Home runs came frequently in Mike Piazza’s career, resulting…
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In 1972 Dick Allen won the American League’s Most Valuable…
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“I’m glad it’s all over with. Now I can go back to my regular…
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It was the next-to-last game of the 1947 season, played on a…
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Hall of Famer Ty Cobb said, “Baseball is a red-blooded sport…
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As the 1917 season reached its next-to-last day on October 3,…
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About 3,000 spectators filled the Union Grounds1 in St. Louis…
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Nolan Ryan debuted in the major leagues with the New York Mets…
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The Los Angeles Dodgers’ Clayton Kershaw started Game Five…
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This is a tale of two 24-year-old right-handed starting pitchers,…
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Time was running out for the Detroit Tigers to keep the Chicago…
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“The Buccaneers turned impending defeat into a glorious victory…
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August 4, 1972: Dick Allen adds to his MVP résumé by beating Texas with a ninth-inning double
May 4, 1966: Willie Mays passes Mel Ott for NL career lead with 512th homer
September 27, 1947: Red Sox shoot for second place as Dobson, Williams, and Pesky excel
August 19, 1921: Ty Cobb joins the 3,000-hit club
June 8, 1934: A’s rookie Mort Flohr’s wayward first pitch nails Babe Ruth
October 3, 1917: Senators’ Walter Johnson earns first career win against Babe Ruth with arm, bat
May 24, 1886: Fred Dunlap hits for the cycle, records 16 chances at second base
June 6, 1990: Nolan Ryan falls to A’s in return from back injury
October 28, 2018: Red Sox roll to another World Series crown behind David Price, Steve Pearce
April 16, 1985: Ron Darling’s one-hitter bests José DeLeon’s 14 strikeouts in Mets’ win over Pirates
September 20, 1942: War worries overshadow Senators’ huge 9th inning against A’s
May 2, 2005: Cardinals score 7 runs in 9th to complete comeback against Reds
July 25, 1980: Seven-run 9th inning launches Astros to 9-8 victory over Expos
August 30, 1919: Outburst by Tigers’ inert offense stuns St. Louis
September 10, 1916: Pirates’ 6-run ninth completes comeback and makes Burleigh Grimes a winner in debut