Chili Davis Stats & Facts
Chili Davis Essentials Positions: Bats: B Throws: R Height: 75 Weight: 195 Born: Sunday, January 17, 1960 in Kingston, Kingston Jamaica Died: in , Debut: 4/10/1981 Last Game: 10/3/1999 Full Name: Charles Theodore Davis
Pedro MartinezĀ hurls an impressiveĀ one-hitterĀ for his 21st victory of the year strikes out 17 batters
TheĀ Red SoxĀ trip theĀ Yankees, 3 ā 1, asĀ Pedro MartinezĀ hurls an impressiveĀ one-hitterĀ for his 21st victory of the year. Martinez strikes out 17 batters, the most Yankees ever fanned in a single game. DHĀ Chili Davisā 2nd-inning home run is New Yorkās only safety.Ā Chuck Knoblauch, leading off the game, gives the Yankees their only other baserunner; he is caught stealing, so Martinez faces just one over the minimum.
Indians get a Chili Reception as Yankees rout them 21-1, (Chili Davis goes 5-6)
The Yankees rout the Indians 21-1 for their teamās largest margin of victory in 46 years. The Bronx Bombersā designated hitter Chili Davis goes 5-for-6, collecting six RBIs in the late Saturday afternoon contest played at the ballpark in the Bronx.
CaliforniaāsĀ Devon WhiteĀ steals four bases including second base, third base, and home in the same inning in the Angelsā 8 ā 5 win overĀ Boston
1989Ā āĀ CaliforniaāsĀ Devon WhiteĀ steals four bases including second base, third base, and home in the same inning in the Angelsā 8 ā 5 win overĀ Boston. The Angels score three in the 8th to break a tie.
Former Indian outfielder Brett Butler signs a two-year, $1.8 million free-agent deal with the Giants. The 31 year-old leadoff hitter, who will play a vital role when San Francisco captures the NL pennant in 1989, replaces Chili Davis, who signed with the Angels, as the teamās center fielder.
Former Indian outfielder Brett Butler signs a two-year, $1.8 million free-agent deal with the Giants. The 31 year-old leadoff hitter, who will play a vital role when San Francisco captures the NL pennant in 1989, replaces Chili Davis, who signed with the Angels, as the teamās center fielder.
Chili Davis is first Giant switch hitter to hit homers from both sides of the plate in the same game
On June 5, 1983, Chili Davis hit a home run from each side of the plate in the same game, the first of nine such games in his career, and the first ever by a player from the San Francisco Giants. Ā
