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video platformvideo managementvideo solutionsvideo player NOW you can get snow cones at the Houston Astros’ Minute Maid Park: The Houston Astros are winning, the hot dogs are selling, and all is right with the world at Minute Maid Park. But not inside a men’s restroom. Cell phone video shows a ball park snow cone vendor [...] Hell hath no fury… and it’s got Rufus’ favorite band. h/t: a friend of mine on FB Share on Facebook Dave Parker of the Pirates… smoking in the dugout. It’s the ’70s! Share on Facebook Lou Gehrig talks to his replacement at first base, Babe Dahlgren, May 2, 1939 after removing himself from the lineup after 2,130 consecutive games. Share on [...] 1961 Topps card commemorating Rogers Hornsby MLB record-setting 1924 season Share on Facebook Share on Facebook Carlton Fisk, wishing it fair — Game 6, 1975 World Series against the Reds. Share on Facebook
Josh Gibson scores a run in the 1944 Negro League East-West All-Star Game at Comiskey Park Josh Gibson of the Negro League Homestead Grays died of a stroke 3 months before Jackie Robinson debuted for the Brooklyn Dodgers in April 1947 Share on [...] Share on Facebook Share on Facebook Share on Facebook Your browser does not support iframes. Jim Edmonds, then of the Angels, makes maybe the greatest catch in MLB history in June of 1997 against KC. I’d probably have to give Willie Mays the nod for his catch off of Vic Wertz due to the stage (1954 World Series) and the throw afterwards… but this [...] Oakland 7/6/74: Baltimore’s 3rd baseman Brooks Robinson, diving to his right, makes a sensational catch of Gene Teance’s sharp grounder down the base line in the 5th inning. Robinson regained his feet and threw out Tenace at 1st. Image by © Bettmann/CORBIS Share on [...] It wouldn’t be fair to post a pic of 10 cent Beer Night without also noting the Chicago White Sox’s Disco Demolition Night. Stay classy Chicago! Share on Facebook I take nothing away from Jackie Robinson’s accomplishments, as a man or a ballplayer. What the man stood up to as he became the National League’s, and Major League Baseball’s, first black player certainly deserves its accolades. No argument or complaint whatsoever his story’s been chronicled well through the years since he donned his [...] 10 cent Beer Night… with predictable results. Stay classy Cleveland. Share on Facebook Pay attention kids… what we have here is that rarest of breeds… Chicago Cubs World Series champs! the winning infield which of course includes that fabled trio… (Joe) Tinker to (Johnny) Evers to (Frank) Chance… These are the saddest of possible words: “Tinker to Evers to Chance.” Trio of bear cubs, and fleeter [...] |
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