Pete Alonso did not have a guaranteed spot on the Mets roster…
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San Diego Padres staff ace Gaylord Perry was the National League’s…
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Slugger Fred McGriff had been an Atlanta fan favorite since he…
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On a cold September 7, 1911, a gathering of 5,523 Boston National…
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Welcome to "This Week in SABR!" Click here to view this week's…
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Despite five straight World Series titles, Casey Stengel had…
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Although Ina Eloise Young was not the first female baseball writer,…
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In the crucial third contest of the 2003 National League Championship…
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With the National League Championship Series tied at three wins…
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Matt Murray
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September 28, 2019: Mets’ Pete Alonso sets rookie mark with 53rd home run
September 21, 1978: Padres’ Gaylord Perry wins 20th game en route to second Cy Young Award
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September 17, 1987: Pascual Pérez keeps underdog Expos in the pennant race
August 24, 1996: Fred McGriff goes 5-for-5, beats Cubs with three-run homer in ninth
September 7, 1911: Rookie Pete Alexander pitches one-hitter, tops Cy Young
September 19, 1968: Denny McLain wins 31st game, serves up milestone homer to Mickey Mantle
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This Week in SABR: February 14, 2020
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July 13, 1954: Senators rookie Dean Stone doesn’t retire a batter, but wins All-Star Game for American League
July 24, 1965: Casey Stengel’s unexpected goodbye
Ina Eloise Young
John Dodge
October 10, 2003: Cubs edge Marlins to take 2-1 lead in NLCS
October 21, 2004: Cardinals beat Astros, Clemens to win National League pennant
Jim Beauchamp
Pedro Borbón Jr.
Jeff Blauser
Rafael Belliard
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