1990s – Page 4 – Society for American Baseball Research

April 6, 1992: Blue Jays newcomers deliver on Opening Day

Dave Eiland (Trading Card Database)

April 10, 1992: Padres pitcher Dave Eiland makes history with home run in first at-bat

Roger Clemens (TRADING CARD DB)

April 12, 1992: Roger Clemens follows Young’s ‘no-hitter’ with two-hit shutout

April 12, 1992: Boston’s Matt Young loses the game but throws a no-hitter against Indians

Frank Viola (TRADING CARD DB)

April 24, 1992: Frank Viola notches first Red Sox win in rain-shortened complete game

May 7, 1992: Cleveland’s Kenny Lofton’s first career home run adds to Rangers’ home woes

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May 7, 1992: Orioles’ late rally stuns reigning champion Twins

May 11, 1992: Larry Walker caps dramatic 10th-inning rally as Expos defeat Dodgers

June 14, 1992: Pete Incaviglia wallops two homers, seven RBIs in Astros’ 15-7 rout of Giants

June 26, 1992: Cardinals get the best of David Cone and struggling Mets

August 11, 1992: Angels win in extras for ‘interim interim’ manager Marcel Lachemann

August 13, 1992: Doug Linton provides timely lift in first major-league start

August 21, 1992: Angels prospect Tim Salmon arrives, helps California’s youth movement topple Yankees

August 23, 1992: Memorable homers for Tim Salmon, Luis Sojo help Angels beat stumbling Yankees

August 28, 1992: Strange Brew: Milwaukee crushes Blue Jays 22-2 at SkyDome

September 6, 1992: Kamieniecki fires eight shutout innings as Yankees rally late

September 6, 1992: An insignificant game of significance: Blue Jays pull ahead in AL East race

September 9, 1992: Robin Yount collects 3,000th hit

September 27, 1992: The Kid goes out in style: Gary Carter’s final hit

George Brett (TRADING CARD DB)

September 30, 1992: George Brett joins 3,000-hit club with four-hit performance

Juan Guzman (TRADING CARD DB)

October 3, 1992: Blue Jays claim second consecutive AL East title

October 11, 1992: Alomar, Blue Jays emerge out of shadows in ALCS Game 4

October 13, 1992: Pirates back Wakefield with offensive explosion in Game 6 of NLCS

Francisco Cabrera (Trading Card Database)

October 14, 1992: Francisco Cabrera’s dramatic walk-off single sends Atlanta Braves back to World Series