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The trainer couldnt Get Kalines jaws apart....Horton jumped in and pried open Kalines jaws

In game 7 he picked both Lou Brock and Curt Flood off at first in the 5th inning. Bad ass!!!

Excellent information, Moose was like the unknown soldier! Buried between ⭐'s

Moderate HOF credentials....

Makes me wonder what Ted's final career stats would have been had he not stopped to serve his country in both WW2, and the Korean War?

Never knew, how you like that.

Only MLB catcher to hit .300avg n 100rbis 3 consecutive seasons. I was fortunate enough to have seen Thurman play numerous times with my late father at the stadium. He was clutch n the heart of the Yankees. He belongs in the HOF.

Why Mickey Lolich is not in the Hall of Fame is beyond me

Awesome

I love this kind of history it serm to me that ole Bruce was flirting with the hall of fame 🧐💯🫡

Thank you for this information 🍻

He’s my uncle

He was my great uncle let’s go Meyers

0:05 that baseball card. so many great memories.

Hell of a ballplayer. Manager of the last baseball dynasty. Really just a great career from start to finish.

Um, Jack Morris. 10-inning GM 7 shutout.

Matty had the greatest world series performance ever. He did this against hall of fame pitchers eddie plank, chief bender

This was the last World Series before Greedmiesterism took over with mind numbing playoffs!

Curt Schilling's Game 5 shutout is up there. The Blue Jays were on a batting rampage before and after that game,scoring 12 and 15 runs in 3 and 4 and 8 runs in Game 6.

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Why he's not in the HOF ?

Back when being a Tiger Fan was a source of pride.

The thumb nail made it look like he was missing an arm.

In a World Series that featured two MVP's (Bob Gibson, Denny McLain), it was a third pitcher who stole the show

Don Larson.. Who are you?!

And the next season Denny McClain went 31-6 with with a 1.96 ERA. for the Tigers ....Lolich and McClain, not bad huh

He had some wicked sideburns, too.

Christy Mathewson 3 shutouts in 1905 World Series. 27 innings, 14 hits, no runs.

I remember when he got to the Yankees in 1969. We loved him. A great Yankee and a natural.

Hoyt Wilhelm was my first favorite player when I first got into baseball, which was around 1968. That's why I became a White Sox fan, which isn't a good thing to be in 2024. I got to see him pitch in person once, in a game at Yankee Stadium when he was with the California Angels.

I had the chance to ask George how many homers he thinks he could have hit in the juiced ball era of the late 90’s. He very directly and without hesitation said 70+. That was about 10 years ago, and by the way he still had a chiseled physique and huge arms. He kept himself in great shape.

Never heard about this. That's really neat that they had a countdown clock and all

I had several of his baseball bats when I was a kid. I gave him some credit back then. Thanks for the blast from the past!!!!!

Great player and has always seemed like a very cool guy.

Now I can say: “Elementary, it was Watson”

Great set of legs. He obviously spent a lot of time on conditioning.

Roberto Clemente: Once a Marine...... ALWAS A MARINE......A Damn Good baseball player......R.I.P.

Amazing Clemente ❤😊😮😢😅

Roberto Clemente 🇵🇷⚾ Top Mlb Ever on Pirate Team

For one moment, if he not died in accident, how many years and records he made?

Also one of the best arms in baseball history, definitely the greatest right fielder of all times , he holds the record for most assists as a right fielder

Imagine all them runs that have been scored and the daunting chore counting them would be.

He sucked. He went to "Big Shea", a real ballpark where it was extremly difficult to hit a HR. Just proving what I always said. That so-called "Big Red Machine" was so overrated because they played in a baby ballpark. Especially that 2nd rate catcher Johnny should of been on the Bench.

He is one of the GOATS

Giants made a mistake getting rid of George

Both. It's a Baby Ruth. Named after the Babe. Imagine not knowing it can be named after someone and not be the exact name.

I remember getting a "Reggie" candy bar (named after Reggie Jackson) around 1977 or 1978 and hating it so much that I threw it into the bushes in front of my house.

Imagine losing a copyright case for naming something after yourself

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Was Kinesiology he was trained in? I thought he save the one game the Dodgers won in the series as well?