Leading 18 – 5 after eight innings, Philadelphia Athletics pitchers give up a record 9th-inning outburst of 10 runs to the New York Highlanders before Eddie Plank stops them at 18 – 15.

On May 3, 1912 — Leading 18 – 5 after eight innings, Philadelphia Athletics pitchers give up a record 9th-inning outburst of 10 runs to the New York Highlanders before Eddie Plank stops them at 18 – 15.

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Leading 18 – 5 after eight innings, Philadelphia Athletics pitchers give up a record 9th-inning outburst of 10 runs to the New York Highlanders before Eddie Plank stops them at 18 – 15.

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1987 – The Salt Lake City Trappers lose, 7 – 5, to the Billings Mustangs, ending their professional-record winning streak at 29 consecutive games. The Trappers, who hadn’t lost since June 24th, broke the old record of 27 straight wins with a 13 – 3 rout of the Pocatello Giants on July 25th.

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Leading 18 – 5 after eight innings, Philadelphia Athletics pitchers give up a record 9th-inning outburst of 10 runs to the New York Highlanders before Eddie Plank stops them at 18 – 15.

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2019 – The Marlins, off to the worst start of any major league team at 5-15 and completely anemic at the plate, fire hitting coach Mike Pagliarulo and replace him with assistant hitting coach Jeff Livesey. Eric Duncan is promoted from minor league hitting coordinator to take Livesey’s old job.

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