Hank Aaron hit 755 home runs on his way to Cooperstown. All cleared the fence.
Except one.
Name the HOF'er who served up Aaron's only inside-the-parker.
Pictured: Henry Aaron card, #128 in the 2001 Topps Archives 1954 set.
Hank Aaron hit 755 home runs on his way to Cooperstown. All cleared the fence.
Except one.
Name the HOF'er who served up Aaron's only inside-the-parker.
Pictured: Henry Aaron card, #128 in the 2001 Topps Archives 1954 set.
That pitcher should pass a law against in park home runs ๐
This comment has nothing to do with the trivia question, but rather than create a separate post …
On this date in 1941, Joe DiMaggio began his 56-game hitting streak. This has to be one of baseball's records least likely to be broken, yes?
See additional thoughts from a previous post here:
http://www.thefacultylounge.org/2009/07/56.html
I think it was Jim Bunning of the Phillies. I was 10 years old and the Braves had only been in Atlanta for a year or two.
Richard is indeed correct (given the answer, perhaps we should say
"politically" correct!).
It happened on May 10, 1967.
http://www.baseball-almanac.com/autoweek/auto4.shtml
Least likely baseball record to be broken:
a) Career losses: 316?
b) 2 no hitters in a row?
c) Season losses by a pitcher: 27 (live ball era)