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Baseball Time Machine: A’s win their 20th consecutive game
Baseball Time Machine. A's win their 20th consecutive game. September 4, 2003.
On the night the Oakland A’s broke the American League record for consecutive wins, they spent 6 innings doing everything possible to lose it.
Baseball Time Machine: Hack Wilson’s time in Chicago comes to an end
Baseball Time Machine. Hack Wilson's last game with the Cubs. September 4, 1931.
The Cubs were in Cincinnati on September 4, 1931, and Rogers Hornsby was short an outfielder. Vince Barton, the rookie who had taken over in right field, was...
Baseball Time Machine: Jim Abbott throws a no-hitter
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Baseball Time Machine: Bob Gibson’s final appearance
Baseball Time Machine. Bob Gibson's final appearance. Cardinals. September 3, 1975
Two days earlier, Busch Stadium had belonged to him.
Baseball Time Machine: Mike Mussina comes 1 strike away from a perfect game
Baseball Time Machine. Mike Mussina comes one strike away from a perfect game. Yankees vs. Red Sox. September 1, 2001
The Yankees came to Fenway Park that weekend with the American League East essentially settled. The Yankees led the Red S...
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