1990s – Page 6 – Society for American Baseball Research

July 28, 1993: Anthony Young’s 27-game losing streak ends with Mets’ walk-off win

Nolan Ryan (Trading Card DB)

August 4, 1993: Ventura, White Sox ‘knuckle under’ against Nolan Ryan, Rangers

August 5, 1993: Burnitz saves the day for Mets in 13th inning

August 7, 1993: Cleveland’s Bobby Ojeda returns to baseball after boat accident

Brien Taylor (Courtesy of Kurt Blumenau)

August 30, 1993: Brien Taylor’s last hurrah: eight shutout innings in Double A

September 3, 1993: Manny Ramirez returns to New York City

Jim Abbott: National Baseball Hall of Fame Library

September 4, 1993: Jim Abbott throws a no-hitter at Yankee Stadium

September 6, 1993: Expos win with three Canadians in starting lineup

September 7, 1993: Hard-hittin’ Mark Whiten hits four home runs for Cardinals

September 8, 1993: Darryl Kile no-hits the Mets at Astrodome

September 11, 1993: A sign of things to come as Ramirez, Thome, Lofton lift Cleveland in 8th-inning rally

Dave Winfield (Trading Card DB)

September 16, 1993: Dave Winfield collects 3,000th career hit

September 17, 1993: Astros’ Harnisch loses no-hitter on controversial call

September 17, 1993: Expos fans shower Curtis Pride with cheers after first hit

September 22, 1993: Nolan Ryan throws final pitch for Rangers in decorated 27-year career

George Brett (TRADING CARD DB)

September 26, 1993: George Brett announces retirement, then hits walk-off home run

GreerKenny

September 29, 1993: From Greer to Eternity

October 3, 1993: Indians bid farewell to Cleveland Stadium

George Brett (Trading Card DB)

October 3, 1993: With Nolan Ryan watching, George Brett collects his final hit in last game at Arlington Stadium

DykstraLenny

October 11, 1993: Stellar defense, Dykstra homer power Phillies to 10-inning win in Game 5

October 20, 1993: Blue Jays battle back to win 15-14 in highest-scoring game in World Series history

October 23, 1993: Blue Jays repeat as Series champs on Joe Carter’s walkoff blast

Michael Jordan (TRADING CARD DB)

March 4, 1994: Michael Jordan makes his baseball debut with Chicago White Sox in spring training

April 4, 1994: Cubs’ Tuffy Rhodes goes deep three times on Opening Day