October 8, 1966: Wally Bunker shuts out Dodgers in Game Three of World Series

It was anybody’s game heading into the bottom of the fifth…

April 11, 1967: Kansas City A’s shock baseball by unveiling new white shoes

The Kansas City Athletics made history in…
Tom Seaver (TRADING CARD DB)

April 13, 1967: Mets win in Tom Seaver’s major-league debut

After starting their 1967 season with a loss, just as they had…

April 12, 1967: Red Sox begin magical season with Opening Day win

“In other years, the cynics expected the Red Sox to go nowhere.…

April 14, 1967: Red Sox’s Billy Rohr misses no-hitter by one out in MLB debut

“It’s a big place and I was nervous,” said Boston’s 21-year-old…

April 20, 1967: Mets beat Cubs to give Tom Seaver his first major-league victory

After four years in the National League cellar, the New York…

April 23, 1967: Say it ain’t snow! Cubs’ Fergie Jenkins whiffs 10 in cold weather

It felt like the middle of football season rather than springtime. Ferguson…

April 30, 1967: Steve Barber and Stu Miller combine for no-hitter in a loss

In late April of 1967, the Detroit Tigers traveled to Baltimore…
George Korince (Trading Card DB)

May 13, 1967: Tigers’ George Korince earns first major-league win

May 13 was still early in the 1967 season. A sparse crowd of…

May 14, 1967: Mickey Mantle smacks his 500th home run

After winning five straight pennants, and two world championships…
Don Lock (Trading Card DB)

May 21, 1967: Don Lock’s walk-off single ends 18-inning marathon

Cincinnati arrived in Philadelphia on a five-game winning streak.…
Andy Etchebarren (COURTESY OF THE BALTIMORE ORIOLES)

June 4, 1967: 5 hours and 18 minutes later, Orioles beat Senators in 19 innings

On June 4, 1967, a Sunday afternoon at Baltimore’s Memorial…

June 7, 1967: Redbirds ‘Busch’-whacked by Astros, 17-1

Fifty games into their 1967 season the Houston Astros were on…

June 7, 1967: Reds teenage phenom Gary Nolan strikes out 15 Giants

Going into this June 1967 Crosley Field game between San Francisco…

June 11, 1967: Don Pavletich hits walk-off grand slam for Reds

The first-place Reds looked to expand a small lead in the NL…

June 12, 1967: Paul Casanova’s hit ends baseball’s longest night in 22nd inning

“It’s true, ladies, all true. THE game did last almost until…