1969 BASEBALL PLAYER OF THE DAY… JERRY GROTE- NEW YORK METS
8 Points on Jerry Grote Jerry Grote is best remembered as an excellent defensive catcher during his career and as the catcher for the 1969 Miracle Mets. He caught […]
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IT WAS FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY.. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL STANDINGS AS OF JUNE 17, 1968
1968 was the last year in which there was an American League and a National League and no divisions. With expansion in 1969 bringing the number of teams to […]
BROOKLYN DODGER PITCHER ED ROEBUCK DEAD AT 86-NOW ONLY FIVE LIVING PLAYERS FROM 1955 DODGER CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM
Former Brooklyn Dodger pitcher Ed Roebuck died on June 14th at the age of 86. Roebuck for the Dodgers from 1955 to 1963. In the 1955 World Series- the […]
1969 BASEBALL PLAYER OF THE DAY– CISCO CARLOS– CHICAGO WHITE SOX
5 Points on Cisco Carlos I had totally forgotten Cisco Carlos until I saw his baseball card and remembered that I had it. I can’t recall a thing about his […]
1969 BASEBALL PLAYER OF THE DAY- FRITZ PETERSON–NEW YORK YANKEES
8 points about Fritz Peterson Fritz Peterson was a pretty good major league pitcher but when he is mentioned he is remembered first and foremost for one thing. In the […]
1969 BASEBALL PLAYER OF THE DAY- MIKE ANDREWS -BOSTON RED SOX
SIX POINTS ABOUT MIKE ANDREWS Mike Andrews will always be remembered for the unfortunate incident that happened to him in the 1973 World Series. He was with the Oakland A’s- […]
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