eR Trot Lifetime Statistics and Milestone Home Runs
Career totals through 5 28 show 1506 runs 2234 hits 548 home runs and 1595 RBI in 8352 at bats. Milestones include 1st on Sept 16 1972 vs Montreal Balor Moore two on. 100th on Apr 20 1976 at Pittsburgh John Candelaria none on. 200th on May 13 1979 at San Francisco Vida Blue none on. 300th on Aug 4 1981 vs New York Mike Scott one on. 400th on May 18 1984 at Los Angeles Bob Welch none on. 500th on Apr 18 1987 at Pittsburgh Don Robinson two on.
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Schmidt Ends Hall of Fame Run with Retirement Shock
Phillies star Mike Schmidt announced his retirement at Jack Murphy Stadium after a reduced batting average and recent injuries. The 39 year old, a three time MVP and 548 homer hitter, cited declining skills and his commitment to the game, planning a Tuesday news conference in Philadelphia as the Phillies prepare to retire his number.
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Braves handcuff Cubs 2-1 behind Lilliquist arms
Derek Lilliquist held the Chicago Cubs to seven hits over seven innings while Paul Assenmacher and Joe Boever closed out the 2-1 victory for Atlanta. Jeff Treadway, Gerald Perry, and Darrell Evans produced the decisive fourth inning as the Braves moved ahead 2-0. Chicago scored in the seventh on a Darrin Jackson double and Domingo Ramos single.
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Yankees drop veteran John from roster ahead of retirement
Tommy John, 46, was removed from the Yankees' roster and given a day to decide retirement or a career elsewhere. Jimmy Jones from Columbus will start Tuesday's game. John went 2-7 this season, career 288-231.
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One mistake sends White Sox to defeat
CHICAGO and Detroit share a back and forth game as Eric King serves up a bases loaded grand slam to Matt Nokes in the fourth inning. Nokes powered Detroit past Chicago 4-2 while King labored with 44 innings and five walks in a tough loss.
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Pitino Informally Accepts Kentucky Coaching Offer
Report says Rick Pitino informally agreed to take over the NCAA sanctioned Kentucky basketball program. Pitino, 33, visited Lexington, returned to New York, and would not comment until after the holiday weekend. Spokesmen from the Knicks and UK were unsure of his decision.
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Rock Falls Rockets Reach Morris Regional Final
Rock Falls, the eighth seed, routed Rochelle 10-1 to reach the Morris Regional final where they will face No. 2 Ottawa after Ottawa defeated Morris 5-4. Scott Hartman pitched a complete game for Rock Falls, while Rochelle committed five errors and starter Louis took the loss.
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Dixon doubles falter at IHSA State Tennis tourney
Dixon High School's doubles pair Rex Paisley and Brett Keith lost 6-2 6-2 to Alan McDuffee and Aldo Alba of Aurora West on Thursday and 5-7 6-2 6-1 to Matt Dawes and Rick Weithes of Lake Forest on Friday. Rain halted the Lake Forest match at 1-0 Thursday and resumed Friday. Coach Ron Koesler praised the strong downstate competition and credited opponents for their quality shots.
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