Larry Christenson Stats & Facts
Larry Christenson Essentials Positions: Bats: R Throws: R Height: 76 Weight: 215 Born: Tuesday, November 10, 1953 in Everett, WA USA Died: in , Debut: 4/13/1973 Last Game: 6/3/1983 Full Name: Larry Richard Christenson
Dave Kingmanâs home run, a monstrous blast estimated to have travelled 515 feet, is, and will remain, the longest round-tripper ever hit in the 44-year history of Shea Stadium. Kongâs tape-measure home run, a solo shot over the left-center wall, comes in the fourth inning off Larry Christenson in the Metsâ 8-4 loss to Philadelphia.
Dave Kingmanâs home run, a monstrous blast estimated to have travelled 515 feet, is, and will remain, the longest round-tripper ever hit in the 44-year history of Shea Stadium. Kongâs tape-measure home run, a solo shot over the left-center wall, comes in the fourth inning off Larry Christenson in the Metsâ 8-4 loss to Philadelphia.
Dickie Noles flips Brett and the 1980 World Series on one pitch
October 18, 1980 â Umpires issue warnings to both clubs as Phillies pitcher Dickie Noles throws a pitch high and inside to 1980 AL MVP George Brett during Game 4 of the 1980 World Series.
The Philliesâ Steve Carlton shuts out the Mets, 1 â 0, on a one-hitter, but the Phils manage to lose three other hurlers on the same day: Larry Christenson pulls a groin muscle, Dick Ruthven goes on the disabled list, and Randy Lerch fractures his thumb in a brawl.
The Philliesâ Steve Carlton shuts out the Mets, 1 â 0, on a one-hitter, but the Phils manage to lose three other hurlers on the same day: Larry Christenson pulls a groin muscle, Dick Ruthven goes on the disabled list, and Randy Lerch fractures his thumb in a brawl.
Phillies pitcher Larry Christenson belts two homers and pitches a 3 â 1 win over the Mets
1976 â Phillies pitcher Larry Christenson belts two homers and pitches a 3 â 1 win over the Mets. Mickey Lolich is the losing pitcher.
Pat Ownes unshakes Jim Campbells hand to cancel a trade of future Gold Glove Catcher Bob Boone for Bill Freeham
Dec 2, 1974 â After several rounds of bourbon are consumed by Phillies GM Paul Owens and Detroit General Manager Jim Campbell at the winter meetingsâ Owens agrees to trade promising C Bob Boone and P Larry Christenson to Detroit for veterans Bill Freehan and Jim Northrup. Tomorrow morningâ Owens wonât recall the trade andâŠ
