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Babe Ruth Stood Alone in the 600 Home Run Club for 38 Years
In Major League Baseball (MLB), achieving 600 career regular-season home runs is a monumental feat, placing a player in an exclusive group known as...
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Bonds, Sosa and Rodriguez Complicated the 600-Homer Hall of Fame Legacy
Membership in Major League Baseball's 600 home run club has historically been seen as a near-guarantee for induction into the National Baseball Hal...
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Today in White Sox History: September 15
A 1948 game that proved you have to play them one at a time.
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On This Day: Steve Carlton Struck Out 19 Mets in a Historic 1969 Performance
Steven Norman Carlton, a left-handed pitcher, began his Major League Baseball career with the St. Louis Cardinals in 1965. Debuting as a 20-year-ol...
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Bob Feller’s Strikeout Total Ranked Third in MLB History When He Retired
Robert William Andrew Feller, affectionately known as "Bullet Bob" and "Rapid Robert," carved out an indelible legacy in Major League Baseball as a...
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On This Day: The Alou Brothers Made Baseball History in the Giants Outfield
The Alou brothers—Felipe, Matty, and Jesús—carved out a unique place in Major League Baseball history, most notably by forming the first all-brothe...
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On This Day: Cal Ripken Jr.’s Remarkable Consecutive-Innings Streak Ended
Cal Ripken Jr., famously known as "Iron Man" for his remarkable durability, continued to be a central figure for the Baltimore Orioles during the 1...
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Mookie Betts Achieves Historic 10,000th Home Run for Los Angeles Dodgers
Mookie Betts Achieves Historic 10,000th Home Run for Los Angeles Dodgers
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On This Day: Denny McLain Became Baseball’s Last 30-Game Winner
Denny McLain's professional baseball career was a tumultuous journey marked by extraordinary success, historic achievements, and significant person...
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Joey Votto calls Yadier Molina class player, Cardinals class franchise
Former Reds great Joey Votto called Cardinals Hall of Fame inductee Yadier Molina a "class player," and St. Louis a "class franchise."
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On This Day: Bob Trice Broke the Athletics’ Color Barrier in 1953
Robert Lee Trice, born on August 28, 1926, in Newton, Georgia, carved out a significant, albeit brief, career as a professional baseball pitcher. S...
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Sammy Sosa Hits Home Runs 61 and 62 in 1998 Season, Matching Mark McGwire's Record
Sammy Sosa Hits Home Runs 61 and 62 in 1998 Season, Matching Mark McGwire's Record
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