Franklin Stubbs drives in six as the Astros blast the Dodgers, 10-1

On September 26 , 1990 — Franklin Stubbs drives in six as the Astros blast the Dodgers, 10-1. Jim Deshaies hurls a four-hitter. Stubbs clubs his 22nd homer, a three-run shot, to break open a game that saw six Astros score after reaching base on walks.

 

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