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Carl Yastrzemski hit the 399th home run of his career on June 30, 1979. Then the waiting game began.
Sixteen games went by. Twenty-four days. For a man who had spent his entire adult life being measured against Ted Williams, a home run dro...
On July 24, 1983, the Pine Tar Game began. Shane Rawley started for the Yankees and Bud Black for the Royals before a Sunday crowd of 33,944 in the 12th and final meeting of the season series. Both clubs sat in 4th place in their divisions,...
This is the latest installment of my computer baseball history simulation, using Action! PC Baseball.
The Indians (82-62) beat the White Sox (79-66) in the ALCS. It was their 7th pennant.
The Braves (90-54) beat the Cubs (...
On July 23, 2009, Mark Buehrle of the White Sox pitched a perfect game, leading his team to a 5-0 victory over the Rays on a Thursday afternoon at U.S. Cellular Field. The game, attended by 28,036 fans, lasted just two hours and three minut...
SERIES 106
(27) 2016 CUBS (103-58) VS. (47) 1977 YANKEES (100-62)
SECOND ROUND
The Cubs beat the 2000 Yankees in 6 games in the first round. Addison Russell was series MVP, as he hit 3 HR, 1.095 OPS.
The Yankees beat th...
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