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Complete history replay, 1985-89
This is the latest installment of my computer baseball history simulation, using Action! PC Baseball.
1985
- The Yankees and Red Sox tied the AL East title before the Yankees won the playoff game, 4-0. The Yankees (101-62) beat the Ro...
Baseball Time Machine: Tony Cloninger hits 2 grand slams in a game
No pitcher in major league history has ever had a day at the plate like the one Tony Cloninger had on July 3, 1966. The Braves right-hander hit 2 grand slams and drove in 9 runs in a 17-3 rout of the Giants at Candlestick Park, becoming the...
1998 Yankees & Cardinals replay, June 15-21
This is a computer replay of the 1998 Yankees and Cardinals season, along with the rest of the majors. I am using Diamond Mind Baseball to conduct the replay.
Monday, June 15:
NYY: Game #62, at Baltimore: The Yankees turned a triple p...
Baseball Time Machine: Juan Marichal-Warren Spahn pitching duel
On the night of July 2, 1963, a Tuesday crowd of 15,921 walked into chilly Candlestick Park expecting a good pitching matchup between two premier Hall of Fame pitchers. They got one of the greatest pitching duels the game has ever seen—16 i...
Baseball Time Machine: Joe DiMaggio passes Willie Keeler's hit streak
On July 2, 1941, Joe DiMaggio stepped into a furnace. The temperature at Yankee Stadium climbed to 98 degrees, hot enough that Boston’s 41-year-old ace, Lefty Grove, was scratched from his scheduled start. In his place the Red Sox turned to...
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Mr. Baseball is a veteran of more than 25 years of baseball writing. His writings and stats have been cited by many high profile baseball writers.
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