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Phil Niekro strikeouts Larry Parrish for the 3,000th of his career
For the first time in baseball history, two 300-game winners are opponents as Tim Keefe faces Jim ‘Pud’ Galvin
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Alex Rodriguez wins his third American League Most Valuable Player Award
American League batting champ Charlie Gehringer of the Detroit Tigers is named Most Valuable Player
Mickey Cochrane wins American League MVP honors, edging Heinie Manush by two points. Neither Babe Ruth nor Lou Gehrig is eligible, having won the award before.
Lou Boudreau is selected as the American League Most Valuable Player, becoming the only manager to win a World Series and be named the Leagues MVP in the same season
The Baseball Writers Association of America selects New York Yankees shortstop Phil Rizzuto as the American League MVP
Joe DiMaggio is named American League MVP for the first time
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How Historic Baseball Memories Influence Modern Betting Strategies
Baseball has never been just another sport but a cultural testament to the collective memory of developments, plays, and streaks both endearing and vexing. While for fans, these memories rejuvenate the deepening charm of nostalgia, for the modern bettor, they carry a weightier significance. How the history of the game interplays with betting strategies in…
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Ohio’s Betting History: From Pete Rose to Legal Sportsbooks
Ohio’s Betting History: From Pete Rose to Legal Sportsbooks No one was exactly surprised Pete Rose found himself in trouble. In the 1970s, it was a barely kept secret that Rose had a gambling problem. For a time, he reserved his wagers to bets at the track. The legality of those bets? Well, that depends…
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July 20 in Baseball History: Milestones, Moonshots & Memorable Moments
Explore June 20 in baseball history. 1859’s first paid admission, 1947 integration landmark, 1970 no-hitter, 2000 Bell family debut, and more iconic moments. July 20 holds a special place in baseball folklore, blending groundbreaking events, remarkable performances, and even cosmic coincidences tied to the historic moon landing.
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Legendary July Showdowns That Captivated Baseball Fans Across Generations
Summer heat often ignites baseball’s most unforgettable moments. These July clashes cemented legacies and united generations of fans through shared stories. They included marathon games, pitching duels, and emotional milestones. July reshapes baseball seasons. Pennant contenders separate themselves. Individual brilliance often shines brightest under the midsummer sun. You can feel the season’s trajectory shifting. This…
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The Most Dramatic MLB Playoff Series in History
Baseball has no clock. That’s part of what makes the MLB playoffs so dramatic—games can stretch into the early morning, momentum can shift without warning, and no lead is ever safe. Some postseason series become instant classics, remembered not just for who won but how it happened. A timely steal, a walk-off home run, or…
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Tampa Bay Continues to Impress – Can The Rays Follow in the Footsteps of These Three Upstarts?
There’s something electric brewing in Tampa Bay. While most MLB teams boast skyscraper payrolls and sell-out crowds, the Rays have spent 2025 battling against the odds, and doing so successfully. Despite the fact that they have been exiled from their Tropicana home due to the devastation of Hurricane Milton and are operating on a measly…
