History of the World Series – 1991

ByThis Day in Baseball October 25, 1991March 25, 2023

History of the World Series – 1991 In this duel of uppity upstarts (the Twins and Braves finished last in 1990), Minnesota proved the better team. Barely. In Game 7, the 36-year-old Morris, a longtime standout for the Tigers, was matched against John Smoltz, 24, a Detroit native who as a youngster had idolized his…

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1991 – George Brunet dies of a heart attack in Poza Rica, Mexico at age 56. The lefthander made 22 appearances for the Colt .45s in their first two seasons as part of a 15-year major league career. After that, he continued to pitch in the minors and then in Mexico until he was 54.

ByTom October 25, 1991September 30, 2021

1991 – George Brunet dies of a heart attack in Poza Rica, Mexico at age 56. The lefthander made 22 appearances for the Colt .45s in their first two seasons as part of a 15-year major league career. After that, he continued to pitch in the minors and then in Mexico until he was 54.

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Day: October 25, 1991

History of the World Series – 1991

1991 – George Brunet dies of a heart attack in Poza Rica, Mexico at age 56. The lefthander made 22 appearances for the Colt .45s in their first two seasons as part of a 15-year major league career. After that, he continued to pitch in the minors and then in Mexico until he was 54.

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