Milt Pappas Stats & Facts

Milt Pappas Stats & Facts

Ā  Ā  Milt Pappas Position:Ā Pitcher Bats:Ā Right  •  Throws:Ā Right 6-3,Ā 190lbĀ (190cm,Ā 86kg) Born:Ā May 11,Ā 1939Ā in Detroit,Ā MIĀ us Died:Ā April 19,Ā 2016 Ā inĀ Beecher,Ā IL High School:Ā Cooley HS (Detroit, MI) Debut:Ā August 10, 1957Ā (11,480th in major league history) vs. NYYĀ 2.0 IP, 2 H, 0 SO, 0 BB, 0 ER Last Game:Ā September 18, 1973 vs. PHIĀ 6.2 IP, 4 H, 1 SO, 0 BB, 1 ER Full Name:Ā Milton Steven…

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Milt Pappas of the Chicago Cubs pitches a no-hitter against the San Diego Padres and comes within one strike of hurling a perfect game

test On September 2, 1972,Ā Milt Pappas of the Cubs hurls a no-hit game in beating the Padres, 8 – 0. Pappas has a perfect game until pinch-hitter Larry Stahl walks with two outs in the 9th inning. With two outs in the top of the ninth, Pappas runs the count to 1-and-2 on pinch-hitter Larry…

run hunt hit by pitch

Expos second baseman Ron Hunt is plunked by a pitch for the 50th time of the season, establishing a big league record. By comparison, the runner-up in the league, teammate Rusty Staub, will be hit by a pitch only nine times.

Expos second baseman Ron Hunt is plunked by a pitch for the 50th time of the season, establishing a big league record. By comparison, the runner-up in the league, teammate Rusty Staub, will be hit by a pitch only nine times.

In the top of the fourth inning of a losing effort to Philadelphia, Cubs’ starter Milt Pappas strikes out the side, throwing just nine pitches. Greg Luzinski, Don Money, and Mike Anderson are the victims of the right-hander’s immaculate inning.

In the top of the fourth inning of a losing effort to Philadelphia, Cubs’ starter Milt Pappas strikes out the side, throwing just nine pitches. Greg Luzinski, Don Money, and Mike Anderson are the victims of the right-hander’s immaculate inning.

Game 2 NLCS 1969 Mets @ Braves
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Mets pound Braves in game 2 1969 NLCS – Hank Aaron hits his final homerun in playoff action

October 5, 1969 The Mets scored early and often in this one, pounding six Braves pitchers for thirteen hits and eleven runs. Ed Kranepool brought in the first run in the top of the first with a bases-loaded single. Tommie Agee’s two-run home run after a walk next inning extended the Mets’ lead to 3–0….

June 11, 1968 The Reds traded Milt Pappas, Ted Davidson and Bob Johnson to the Braves for Tony Cloninger, Clay Carroll and Woody Woodward. The Reds were glad to get rid of Pappas, who will forever be remembered for the Frank Robinson trade. At the time of the deal, Pappas was 2-5 with a 5.60 ERA. Three days earlier, he tried to organize a walkout of the players prior to a game against the Cardinals in protest against playing on the day Robert F. Kennedy's funeral. Cloninger never really panned out with the Reds. It was Carroll who proved to be the prize to the deal. He was 71-43 with 119 saves and a 3.27 ERA in eight seasons with the club.

TheĀ RedsĀ trade Milt PappasĀ in 7 player deal

On June 11, 1968 TheĀ RedsĀ send pitchersĀ Milt PappasĀ andĀ Ted Davidsonā€š and IFĀ Bob JohnsonĀ to theĀ BravesĀ for pitchersĀ Tony CloningerĀ andĀ Clay CarrollĀ and IFĀ Woody Woodward. Davidsonā€š who made 54 relief appearances inĀ 1966ā€š has never been the same since his estranged wife shot him in the stomach prior to theĀ 1967Ā season. The 2-5 right-hander, who had been feuding with former teammate and now team broadcaster…

Giants rule the day as Mays and Marichal combine to help NL win All Star Game 6-5

Giants rule the day as Mays and Marichal combine to help NL win All Star Game 6-5

On July 13, 1965, Willie Mays of the San Francisco Giants hits a home run, draws two walks, and scores a pair of runs, leading the National League to a 6-5 win in the All-Star Game. Juan Marichal, Mays’ teammate with the Giants, earns MVP honors by pitching three shutout innings. Traditionally, the managers of…