San Diego’s Jimmy Jones pitches a one-hitter in his debut

ByBaseball September 21, 1986September 8, 2021

In his major league debut, San Diego’s Jimmy Jones pitches a one-hitter against the Astros, allowing only a 3rd-inning triple to opposing pitcher Bob Knepper on the way to a 5 – 0 win. He’s the first National League pitcher to debut with a one-hitter since Juan Marichal.

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Another rookie, the Phils’ Marvin Freeman wins his first big league game, beating the Mets in New York, 7 – 1. Marvin has another cause for celebration: his daughter Paris is born today.

ByBaseball September 21, 1986

Another rookie, the Phils’ Marvin Freeman wins his first big league game, beating the Mets in New York, 7 – 1. Marvin has another cause for celebration: his daughter Paris is born today.

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Day: September 21, 1986

San Diego’s Jimmy Jones pitches a one-hitter in his debut

Another rookie, the Phils’ Marvin Freeman wins his first big league game, beating the Mets in New York, 7 – 1. Marvin has another cause for celebration: his daughter Paris is born today.

Start Listieng to Classic Baseball Broadcasts (1934 - 1973)

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