San Francisco’s Jim Gott and Mark Davis combine to beat the Mets, 3 – 2, ending Dwight Gooden’s personal 14-game winning streak.

ByBaseball August 31, 1985

San Francisco’s Jim Gott and Mark Davis combine to beat the Mets, 3 – 2, ending Dwight Gooden’s personal 14-game winning streak.

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The Pirates trade former batting champion Bill Madlock to the Dodgers for prospects R.J. Reynolds, Cecil Espy, and Sid Bream.

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The Pirates trade former batting champion Bill Madlock to the Dodgers for prospects R.J. Reynolds, Cecil Espy, and Sid Bream.

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Day: August 31, 1985

San Francisco’s Jim Gott and Mark Davis combine to beat the Mets, 3 – 2, ending Dwight Gooden’s personal 14-game winning streak.

The Pirates trade former batting champion Bill Madlock to the Dodgers for prospects R.J. Reynolds, Cecil Espy, and Sid Bream.

Start Listieng to Classic Baseball Broadcasts (1934 - 1973)

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