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This Day In Dodgers History: Vin Scully’s Final Game, Steve Finley Clinches NL West, 4 Players With 30 Home Runs & Sandy Koufax
This day in Los Angeles Dodgers history saw legendary broadcaster Vin Scully call the final game of his illustrious career, Steve Finley clinch the 2004 National League West title in grand fashion, four players reach 30 home runs and Sandy Koufax dominate in the 1963 World Series.
Short versions of the meaning of the word dominator would be someone of importance who has authority or control, or who rules over a situation. The list is long and too many to name, but the major league pitchers who were in complete control during a game would have to include the Dodgers’ crafty left-handed Hall of Famer,
This Yankees team might not have Aaron Judge when the playoffs begin, but the presence of Cam Schlittler and the rest of the rotation should give Yankees fans a lot of confidence this October. Speaking of Schlittler,
The World Series between the New York Giants and the Philadelphia Athletics was resumed after six days of rain, and Chief Bender beat
The final regular season start for Cam Schlittler saw him reaching a mark to tie iconic pitcher Sandy Koufax's longstanding record.
Sandy would strike me out two or three times a game. I knew every pitch he was going to throw, and I still could not hit him.”
As part of the All-Star festivities on Tuesday in Cincinnati, Major League Baseball announced each team’s “Franchise Four.” The Franchise Four was the result of a fan vote to determine the greatest ballplayers in each team’s history. The Dodgers ...
Modern card companies have spent years inventing one-of-one Logomans, SuperFractors, and cards containing enough memorabilia to qualify as small museums.
Jacob Misiorowski is unlike every other pitcher that has come before him in Major League Baseball history. There’s no telling the heights that the Milwaukee Brewers‘ lanky ace can reach, but this doesn’t even have to be about speculation about the future.