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Why Barry Bonds Wore No. 25 Instead of Willie Mays’ Retired No. 24
Barry Lamar Bonds, born on July 24, 1964, is an American former professional baseball left fielder who played 22 seasons in Major League Baseball (...
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Three Games Was the Longest Winning Streak for the 1962 Mets
Finishing last in the National League with a dismal record of 40 wins and 120 losses, the Mets were 60½ games behind the NL Champion San Francisco ...
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On This Day in 1974, Frank Robinson Broke Baseball’s Managerial Color Barrier
Frank Robinson, a legendary figure in Major League Baseball, etched his name into history not only as an exceptional player but also as a trailblaz...
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Past Royals opponents: Reggie Smith
The other Reggie
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Barry Bonds Hit 73 Homers and Rewrote Baseball’s Record Book
In 2001, Barry Bonds etched his name into Major League Baseball history by setting the single-season home run record with an astounding 73 blasts. ...
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The Rare Sluggers Who Reached 50 Home Runs More Than Once
In Major League Baseball, the "50 home run club" is an exclusive group of batters who have hit 50 or more home runs in a single season. This milest...
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A 66-Homer Explosion Helped Send the Cubs Back to the Playoffs
Samuel Peralta Sosa, known as Sammy, etched his name into baseball history with an extraordinary performance in the 1998 Major League Baseball seas...
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The launch-angle revolution changed baseball. Are the Brewers a sign it's changing back?
The NL Central champion Milwaukee Brewers produced the best record in Major League Baseball and won a franchise-record 103 games with a statistical profile that hadn’t been seen in over six decades
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Chicago Cubs history unpacked — October 2
Happy Birthday, Rafael Lopez!
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Yogi Berra Collected 13 World Series Titles as a Player and Coach
Lawrence Peter "Yogi" Berra, an iconic figure in American baseball, left an indelible mark on the sport as a catcher, manager, and coach. Born in S...
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Chicago Cubs history unpacked — September 30
Happy Birthday, Trent Thornton!
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On This Day in 1976, Hank Aaron Played His Final MLB Game
After a storied career primarily with the Milwaukee and Atlanta Braves, Hank Aaron's professional baseball journey concluded with two seasons playi...
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