1990s – Society for American Baseball Research

Sam Horn (TRADING CARD DB)

April 9, 1990: Orioles’ Sam Horn homers twice, drives in six in Opening Day win

April 9, 1990: White Sox eke out a win in final Opening Day at Comiskey Park

Mike Norris (TRADING CARD DB)

April 11, 1990: Mike Norris makes a comeback against all odds

April 16, 1990: Milwaukee Brewers crush the Red Sox 18-0 on Patriots Day

Brian Holman (Trading Card DB)

April 20, 1990: Mariners’ Brian Holman hurls near-perfect heartbreaker in Oakland

May 13, 1990: Tim Wallach notches eight RBIs as Expos drub Padres

May 22, 1990: Andre Dawson sets record with five intentional walks in Cubs’ 16-inning win

Mark Gubicza (TRADING CARD DB)

June 3, 1990: Mark Gubicza can’t watch as Royals hammer Dave Stewart, champion A’s

Ramón Martínez (Trading Card Database)

June 4, 1990: Dodgers phenom Ramón Martínez realizes potential with 18-strikeout game

Nolan Ryan (Trading Card DB)

June 6, 1990: Nolan Ryan falls to A’s in return from back injury

June 8, 1990: Mike Scott strikes out 15 as Astros walk it off in 10th

June 8, 1990: Toronto’s Tom Gilles earns first and only career win on two pitches

June 11, 1990: Rangers’ Nolan Ryan fires his sixth career no-hitter

Fernando Valenzuela (Trading Card Database)

June 29, 1990: Fernando Valenzuela predicts, then throws no-hitter for Dodgers

June 29, 1990: Oakland’s Dave Stewart hurls no-hitter in Toronto

Cecil Fielder (Trading Card DB)

June 30, 1990: Cecil Fielder breaks out of home-run slump in Tigers’ win over Royals

July 1, 1990: Andy Hawkins no-hitter is ‘no winner’ for Yankees

July 8, 1990: Brewers score County Stadium-record 20 runs in rout of Angels

July 10, 1990: Julio Franco wins MVP honors in a rainy All-Star Game at Wrigley

July 17, 1990: Bo Jackson clouts three home runs in Royals’ victory over Yankees

July 17, 1990: Minnesota Twins turn two triple plays, but lose to Boston

July 25, 1990: George Brett hits for second career cycle

July 25, 1990: Mets survive exciting 6-run ninth-inning rally by Phillies

Roberto Kelly (Trading Card DB)

July 29, 1990: Roberto Kelly’s 4 RBIs lead Yankees over Cleveland in opener