Top National League Shortstops This Date In Baseball
Summary of notable MLB events on given dates from 1907 to 1984. The Washington Senators beat the New York Yankees 16-5, Joe Tinker steals home twice in one game, Carl Mays wins two games for Boston, Joe DiMaggio hits four homers in a series and more. Statistics note about players on the disabled list.
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Washington
Branch Rickey
Senators
New York Yankees
Joe Tinker
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Carl Mays
Boston
Red Sox
Joe DiMaggio
Fenway Park
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Forbes Field
Dwight Evans
Boston Red Sox
Seattle Mariners
Felipe Lopez
Clint Barmes Rockies
NY Yankees
Florida
Alex Cintron D'backs
Toronto
Philadelphia
Tampa Bay
NY Mets
Bill Hall Brewers
Strk
Omar Vizquel
St. Louis
Chicago Sox
Minnesota
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Detroit
Houston
Kansas City
LA Angels
San Diego
Texas
Arizona
LA Dodgers
Oakland
Seattle
San Francisco
Colorado
Atlanta
Baltimore
Eter
Cage! Cence
Sda
Lee
Miller
N.Y. Yankees
Wang
Ponson
Chicago White Sox
Buehrle
Robertson
Sosa
Willis
Halladay
Kazmir
Fogg
Drese
L.A. Angels
Washburn
Rogers
Tejeda
N.Y
Mets
V.zambrano
D.davis
C.zambrano
Howell
Silva
Royals
Angels
Rangers
Astros
Rockies
Los Angeles
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Pierre
Diesusef
Figgins
Dilucci
Muneau
Pride
Txeira
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Prwisn Cf
LaRche
Lowell
Staisib
Tentercf
Gandsn If
Blalock
Lanerf
Sllivan Cf
JuFreo
Ducac
Jjones
Colon
Asrano
Hawpe
Jestda
Jecren
Buck
Lford
Woods
Mench If
Aevrtt
Seay
Costa If
Wilams
Jrivra
Nix
Burke
Mohr If
Agnziz
Sprger
Wright
Browerp
Vants
Hrvile
Shealy Ph
Greinke
Opimrorf
MtAndr
Soence
LaRoche
E-Laird
Furcal
Miles
la Greinke
Erstad
Vguerrero
E—Ensberg
Belaford
Duca
Hr—Jufranco
Gobble
Jrivera
Mgiles
Akennedy
Sf—Alien
Taveras
Biggio
Betemit
Moehler
Sf—Miles
Mays
Ensberg
la Gonzalez
Helton
Nathan
Piedra
Hr—Berkman
Lane
R Chavez
Mike Reilly
Fletcher
Bob Davidson
Paul Colon
Rchavez
Anti
Hramirez
Houston Brower
Schrieber
Rodiguz
Moehler L
Wilson L
Springer Messenger
Brocail
Harville
de Los Santos
Yankees
Orioles
Bshouse Wheeler
Bruce Dreckman
Mahaya
New York
Tim Welke
Brian Wright
Bill Hahn
Gerry Davis
Doug Ab
Hbi
Atkins
Tejadass
Ardoin
Everett
Devil Rays
Blue Jays
Matsui If
Newhn
Rob Drake
Paul Posadac
Ssosa Rf
Indians
Nauert
Tom Hallion
Gary
Jabbi
Boston Darling
Rabi
Gomez
Adamsss
Sierra
Millar
Ohudsa
Thall
Boone
Varitek
Hkby
Ngreen
Peraltass
Mueller
York
Broberts
E—Walker
Hillen
E—Bellhorn
R Vazquez
Clevebrand
Huff
Gomes Pavano
Land
Thafner
Sb—Crawford
Cs—Rios
Sturtze
Sizemore
Sb—Damon
Gordon
Renteria
Bellhorn
M Rivera
Cleveland Walker L
Baltimore Schoeneweis
Cabrera
Millwood
Fraser
Ray
Howry
Kline
Sauerbeck
Julio
Boston Nome
Arroyo
Brazelton
Pavano
Roberts
Eric Cooper
Crawford
Culbreth
Lopez Opens Path To Reds Shortstop Role
Reds shortstop Felipe Lopez transformed into a reliable starter with a new off season trainer. He seeks an All-Star nod amid leading NL shortstops in home runs and RBIs while recalling pressure after being chosen to succeed Barry Larkin. Lopez outlines growth, fans, and tattoos as he eyes continued improvement.
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Cincinnati — Reds
Felipe Lopez
Lopez
Chris Chambliss
Chaydin
Toronto Blue Jays
Reds
Barry Larkin
Larkin
Graves
Milton
Cincinnati
Phillies
Phils
Mets
Indians End Red Sox Streak With 7-0 Win In Boston
Kevin Millwood limited Boston to three hits over six innings as Travis Hafner sparked Cleveland with three extra-base hits in a 7-0 victory. Grady Sizemore homered, ending the Red Sox seven game win streak and earning payback after Boston swept Cleveland last week. Bobby Howry and Scott Sauerbeck closed the shutout with two and one perfect innings.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
Indians
Kevin Millwood
Travis Hafner
Red Sox
Fenway
Grady Sizemore
Millwood
Bobby Howry
Scott Sauerbeck
Graves reflects on exit from Reds and new start with Mets
Danny Graves, 31, a reliever, describes his Cincinnati Reds release as a fortunate break after a rough season that led to managerial and pitching-staff shakeups. He notes payroll changes, front-office tensions, and compares his struggles to others while starting anew with the New York Mets at Citizens Bank Park.
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Philadelphia
Danny Graves
New York Mets
Citizens Bank Park
Cincinnati Reds
Graves
Miley
Reds
O’brien
O'Brien
D'Angelo Jimenez
Jimenez
Felipe Lopez
Rich Aurilia
Dave Miley
Cincinnati
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Don Gullett
Dan O'Brien
Dusty Baker
Tony la Russa
Paul Wilson
Ramon Ortiz
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Ortiz
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