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rurallib

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3. The only one that ever stuck in my mind was PITCHER Tony Cloninger

Reply to kairos12 (Original post)

Fri May 22, 2020, 04:20 PM

May 2020

of the Braves. Didn't realize it was so long ago - 1966.

After all these years I am still anti-DH. One of many reasons I don't watch much baseball any more.
I remember when pitchers like Gibson and Drysdale and many others could stand up at the plate and take some good rips.

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First MLB player to hit 2 Grand Slams in a game. [View all] kairos12 May 2020 OP

There's been more??? marble falls May 2020 #1

Fernando Tatis (senior) hit two grand slams in one inning Brother Buzz May 2020 #2

Seriously unimaginable. I looked up the pitcher, Chan Ho Park, he was a good pitcher. marble falls May 2020 #4

Even good pitchers have off days... Brother Buzz May 2020 #9

The only one that ever stuck in my mind was PITCHER Tony Cloninger rurallib May 2020 #3

Another good pitcher. I was surprised he was allowed to bat, the NL thereabouts ... marble falls May 2020 #5

There have been many very good hitting pitchers in baseball rurallib May 2020 #7

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Loved Gibson's comment on his reputation for throwing the brushback pitch. rurallib May 2020 #8