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Pete and Tony Grover Cleveland Alexander and Tony Lazzeri. That is enough. alexander • lazzeri • yankees • cardinals • hornsby
Keltner, Boudreau, & Gordon The 1948 Indians, with Ken Keltner, Lou Boudreau, and Joe Gordon, had an all-100 RBIs infield. rbis • he • 100 • runs • home
Fat Freddie's Bad Luck After the Yankees blasted the Giants in Game 2, Freddie Fitzsimmons Lost a Heartbreaker at Yankee Stadium in the third game. yankee stadium crowd • fitzsimmons lost • italian contingent • world series record • longest game world series
Jeff Kent on Road to Baseball HOF Jeff Kent, now playing in his 16th season in Major League Baseball, already has put up enough numbers in his career to earn induction into the Hall of Fame. major league baseball • hall of fame • jeff kent • jeff kent greatest second baseman • petco park
The 1927 New York Yankees According to many, this was the greatest team in baseball history. Here is a brief summary of the players that led the team to eternal greatness. 1927 new york yankees • new york yankees • murderers row • best baseball team ever • best baseball team
The All-Time Yankees All-Star Team The greatest New York Yankees of all time, position by position. greatest yankee players ever • best yankee players • best yankees of all time • best yankee hitters • best yankee pitchers
The Yankees Acquire DiMaggio After his contract was sold to the Yankees in 1934, DiMaggio played in the Pacific Coast League in 1935, hitting .398 with 34 home runs. He joined the Yankees in 1936. new york yankees • minor league meetings • joe dimaggio san francisco • pacifc coast • hitting safely
A Little Courtesy Please The use of a courtesy runner was allowed in the major leagues until 1949. A courtesy runner could be any player on the roster, including those in the starting lineup. courtesy runner • major league baseball • rules • yankees • david cone.
Yanks' Offense v. Giants' Pitching The Yankees' hitters, led by Gehrig, DiMaggio, Dickey and Lazzeri, were matched against Carl Hubbell and a great Giants' pitching staff. 1936 world series • yankees' hitters • yankees favored • weekly averages • great hitting or weak pitching
Four More Years Bob Feller missed almost four seasons, returning to active duty with the Indians at the end of the 1945 season, starting only 9 games, but in 1946, the 27 year old Feller picked up where the 23 year old Feller had left off. bob feller • yankees • new york yankees • yankee stadium • gehrig
Are YOU Among Those Who Know That: Are you among those who know the following? new york yankees • yankees • mets • new york • brooklyn
Chicago Cubs Hitting Records Here are the best hitters to play for that team which currently spends it's summers in the friendly confines of Wrigley Field. chicago cubs player records • chicago cubs team records • chicago cubs player statistics • chicago cubs team statistics • chicago cubs all time records
The 1928 Philadelphia Athletics The lineup card for the 1928 Philadelphia Athletics reads like the player's directory to the Baseball Hall of Fame. So why did they finish in second place? the 1928 philadelphia athletics • ten best baseball teams of all time • 1928 philadelphia a's • philadelphia a's baseball team • philadelphia athletics baseball
The First All Star Game The American League won the first All Star game and offensively challenged pitcher Lefty Gomez singled home the first run in All Star game history. all star game • american league • national league • arch ward • chicago
What Else Is New? The Union Plaza Hotel Sports Book in Las Vegas, Nevada, a legal betting entity, made the defending World Champion New York Yankees the early favorite at 5-7 to win the pennant. sports • betting • new york • new york yankees • yankees
Rookie DiMaggio Could Field & Hit DiMaggio, whose work afield was sparkling all afternoon, made a spectacular ninth inning throw to home, cutting off the potential game tying run. joe dimaggio hitting streak • rookie season • 1935 pennant • world champions • dimaggio talents
Under Forty is Not Bad Joe DiMaggio. That’s it. The team that has won more World Championships and lost more World Championships has had only one right handed hitter who hit at least 40 home runs in a single season. In 1937, Joe DiMaggio hit 46 home runs. dimaggio • yankees • right handed • 40 • babe ruth
Enough is Enough Enough is enough. Barry Bonds is not the greatest baseball player of all time. babe ruth • barry bonds • yankees • world series • home run
No Pitching? The New York Yankees won their first pennant in 1921 and last won the World Series in 2000. While the Yankees have had many outstanding pitchers, almost all of the greatest of the great pitched elsewhere. Despite that fact, the Yankees may be the team whose pitching has been the best and most consistent of the modern era. yankees • pitching • ruth • gehrig • dimaggio
The Top 10 Baseball Teams Ever Many great teams have come and gone over the past 140 years of major league baseball. Here is our list of the ten best baseball teams of all time. baseball's best teams ever • 10 best baseball teams of all time • best 10 baseball teams • best ten baseball teams • best team ever |
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