Harrison Golden
Harrison Golden is a retired Little League first baseman who found his second act in journalism. He has served as a news reporter, photographer, anchor, and producer. He has contributed work to CNN.com, USA Today, Interview, and NBC News. He is a frequent writer and fact-checker for the SABR Games Project. He currently lives in North Carolina.
SABR BioProject biographies written by Harrison Golden
SABR Games Project stories written by Harrison Golden
- June 26, 2024: Catcher Danny Jansen starts as a Blue Jay, ends same game with Red Sox two months later
- June 20, 2024: MLB at Rickwood Field brings big-leaguers to a Negro League shrine
- May 1, 2011: Mets, Phillies play past midnight as world learns of Osama bin Laden’s death
- September 29, 2004: Expos say ‘au revoir’ to Montreal
- June 18, 2002: Cardinals’ Darryl Kile beats Angels in his final career start
- May 1, 2001: Deion Sanders’ big-league return marks a career night in Reds’ win over Dodgers
- September 1, 1998: Yankees’ David Wells flirts with second perfect game of the season
- September 2, 1996: David Cone returns to Yankees after aneurysm surgery, pitches seven no-hit innings
- June 8, 1996: Warren Morris’s walk-off homer wins College World Series for Louisiana State
- May 11, 1996: John Franco ejected after Mets, Cubs engage in bench-clearing brawl on ‘John Franco Day’
- August 15, 1995: Hours after Mickey Mantle’s funeral, a distraught Phil Rizzuto leaves Yankees broadcast booth early
- August 10, 1995: ‘The Night It Rained Baseballs’ fuels a Dodgers forfeit to Cardinals
- April 11, 1994: John Kruk plays first game for Phillies since cancer surgery
- August 3, 1987: Twins’ Joe Niekro ejected for allegedly scuffing ball
- June 5, 1985: Braves, Cubs work overtime on ‘Ferris Bueller’s Day Off’
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