Players with five or more home runs in playoff history
Compiled list of players who hit five or more home runs across playoff series in the American and National Leagues. Entries include teams, opponents, game numbers, and years, highlighting notable long-ball performances such as Manny Ramirez, Jim Thome, and Gary Gaetti in various matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Kennedy
Anahem
Minnesota
Jim Thome
Cleveland
Toronto
Gary Gaeth
Detroit
Apetare Seraeas
New Yorks
PSS Peo
Cevtland
Bal Geese
Regge Jackson
Gaktland
Balmore
Gane
Boog Powall Batamare
Gatland
Mex
Goewater Flora
Cheago
Gos
Ne — Fesa
Sen Fran
Rod Robertson
Pitsburg
San Francico
Desisonal Pisgott Senes Amerian
Todd Ware
Boston
Bane & Sage Sates Vokgony Bost
Te — Bearne Retinint
Die Samelard
Garettine Ee Yen
Gevelend
Senpe Wikans
New York
Terss
Surhat Bator
Edgar Martnez
Seatie
Bere Vidar
Ken Grey Jr
Seande
Cubs even NLCS against Marlins with record power surge
Chicago erupted for 12 runs behind Mark Prior as Sammy Sosa blasted a 495 foot homer, Alex Gonzalez and Aramis Ramirez also homered, tying the series at one. Kenny Lofton added four singles while Jose Prior limited the Marlins to three runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sammy Sosa
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Mark Prior
Florida Marlins
Alex Gonzalez
Aramis Ramirez
Sosa
Wrigley Field
Dusty Baker
Kenny Lofton
Marlins
Juan Pierre
Gonzalez
Atlanta
Prior
Marins
Jack McKeon
McKeon
Pro Player Stadium
Kerry Wood
Mark Redman
Wood
Lofton
Derrek Lee
Miguel Cabrera
Moises Alou
Mike Lowell
Jeff Conine
Morida
Baker
Mark Guthrie
Lowell
Brad Penny
Michael Tejera
Florida
Red Sox Rally in Postseason Showdown with Yankees
Boston players embraced the Star Wars motif after a comeback over Oakland and prepared for Game 2 with Andy Pettitte facing Derek Lowe. Ramirez fueled the offense with four hits, and Ortiz homered as Boston built a 3-0 lead, marking a key moment in the Yankees-Red Sox pennant chase amidst lingering droughts and historic contrasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Larry Lucchino
Yankees
Red Sox
White Knights
Athletics
Lucchino
Babe Ruth
Pettitte Lowe Lead Yankees to ALCS Game 2 Showdown
Andy Pettitte and Derek Lowe anchor the AL championship series as New York survives a tense moment against Boston and Minnesota. Pettitte dominates in the opener, while Lowe escapes a bases loaded jam to push Boston toward elimination. Both veterans emphasize postseason adrenaline and clutch moments as they prepare for Game 2 at Yankee Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Ramirez
Yankee Stadium
Boston
A’s
Oakland
Red Sox
Grady Lattle
Derek Lowe
New York
Andy Pettitte
Yankees
Don Larsen
Brooklyn
Minnesota
Pettitte
Twins
Lowe
Greg Maddux
John Smoltz
Tom Glavine
Whitey Ford
Yankee
Atlanta
Joe Torre
Andy
Scott Williamson
Adam Melhose
Terrence Long
New York Yankees
Erick Almonte
Chris Hammond
Almonte
Derek Jeter
Red Sox omit Kim from ALCS roster amid shoulder injury
Boston leaves reliever Byung-Hyun Kim and outfielder Adrian Brown from the AL Championship Series roster citing a tight shoulder. Grady Little says the decision is purely physical. Damon may return by Saturday as he recovers from a Grade 2 concussion from a collision in Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sox
Byung-Hyun Kim
Boston
New York Yankees
Grady Little
Kim
Adrian Brown
Jeff Suppan
Todd Jones
Oakland
Damon
Darman Jackson
Kevin Shea
New York
Yankees
Grady Little Sand
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Iwan Gonzalez
Texas
Ene Kaos
Chacaga
Soarna
Chipper Jones
Cates
Grodnetenek
Senor
Bean
Q. Aparorez
Od Perry
Riis Det Ce
Cabrera
Fomeest
Saoen
Jenny
Beh
Helsing
Ssasa
Tiome
Menwether
Jenin Cubretn
Vance ‘Thard
Mike Everitt
Letl Lamy Poncano
Hed Sox
Besso Ag
Twisker
Daciesn
Mpranuez
Millar
Nexon Ri
Mirabelli
Jeterss
Walker
Los
Posada
Mramez
Mussina
Twalker
Ottssa
Ort
Muse Twalker
Mramarez
Dor. Nillar
Mats
Ee Oisi
Milar Mirabelli
Njohreon
Rereeso AP Sha
Contreras
Wakeheld
Hereda
Netcoo
Doi
McClalland
Terry Cret
Allorson
Thad Deny
West
Angel Remar
Tith
Sammy
Cristian Guzman
Ortiz
Eese
Johnny Damon
BoSox
The
Associated Press
Tejada
Mets
Port St. Lucie
Miguel Tejada
San Francisco Chronicle
Art Howe
Dodgers
Frank McGourt
Sarher
Los Angeles Times
News Corp
Los Angeles
Astros
Roy Oswalt