1990s – Page 2 – Society for American Baseball Research

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

Deion Sanders (Trading Card DB)

July 29, 1990: Yankees sweep doubleheader at Cleveland Stadium

July 31, 1990: The Ryan Express wins 300th career game

August 10, 1990: Craig Grebeck, Ozzie Guillen derail Ryan Express

Terry Mulholland (TRADING CARD DB)

August 15, 1990: Terry Mulholland hurls Phillies’ first no-hitter at Veterans Stadium

Hector Villanueva (TRADING CARD DB)

August 19, 1990: Hector Villanueva’s pinch-hit home run lifts Maddux, Cubs past Braves

Carmelo Martinez (Trading Card DB)

August 21, 1990: Phillies score 9 in ninth against Dodgers, overcoming a 10-run deficit

Ken Griffey Jr. and Ken Griffey Sr. (TRADING CARD DB)

August 31, 1990: Ken Griffey Jr. and Sr. get back-to-back hits in father-son debut with Mariners

Mike Greenwell

September 1, 1990: Mike Greenwell hits inside-the-park grand slam as Red Sox rout Yankees

September 2, 1990: Dave Stieb pitches first no-hitter in Blue Jays history

September 5, 1990: Bo knows ‘sombreros’

September 30, 1990: ‘Farewell, old beauty’: White Sox say goodbye to Comiskey Park

The Ryan Family, circa 1991 (Trading Card Database)

April 2, 1991: Ryan vs. Ryan: Nolan duels son Reid in spring exhibition game

Nolan Ryan (TRADING CARD DB)

April 14, 1991: Nolan Ryan pitches 5,000th career inning, beats Baltimore for 303rd win

April 15, 1991: Brook Jacoby’s home run delivers 13-inning Patriots Day win for Cleveland

Don Slaught (THE TOPPS COMPANY)

April 21, 1991: Down five runs twice, Pirates rally for victory in 11th over Cubs in record-setting comeback

April 24, 1991: Close but no no-no for Kile in debut; Astros squeeze past Reds in 13

Randy Ready, Trading Card Database

April 28, 1991: Randy Ready opts for assisted triple play; Jason Grimsley gets first win of season for Phillies

Rickey Henderson holds up a base after he broke Lou Brock's all-time career record for stolen bases on May 1, 1991 (SABR-Rucker Archive)

May 1, 1991: Rickey Henderson becomes baseball’s new stolen base king

May 4, 1991: Chris James sets Indians single-game record with nine RBIs

Larry Walker (TRADING CARD DB)

May 10, 1991: Larry Walker’s first career two-homer game lifts Expos over Padres

May 12, 1991: Steve Avery, Braves foreshadow postseason in win over Pirates

Paul Molitor (Trading Card DB)

May 15, 1991: Paul Molitor hits for the cycle and ignites Brewers’ win over Twins