June 22 Louisville Cardinals lose their 26th consecutive game 6/22/1890
The Louisville Cardinals set a record for futility on this date in 1890, losing their 26th consecutive game.
The Louisville Cardinals set a record for futility on this date in 1890, losing their 26th consecutive game.
Harley “Doc” Parker pitched a complete game for the Reds on this date in 1921 — but he gave up 21 runs in the process!
5’5″ Angels shortstop Fred Patek was not a power hitter; he hit only 41 home runs in a 14-year MLB career. But the hit three in one game at Fenway Park on this date in 1980, and barely missed a fourth as part of a 20-2 win.
Larry Dierker pitched a one-hitter for Houston on this date in 1972, matching teammate Jerry Reuss’s result the day before.
Don Wilson threw harder as the game went along on this date in 1967, striking out 15 Braves — three in the ninth inning, and throwing nothing but fastballs — as he pitched a no-hitter for the Astros.
Cubs rookie Lou Brock became one of only four players to homer into the centerfield bleachers at the Polo Grounds in New York on this date in 1962.
OTD in 1978, the Reds’ Tom Seaver pitched his only no-hitter, defeating the Cardinals in Cincinnati 4-0.
On this date in 1963, the Giants’ Juan Marichal pitched a no-hitter against the Houston Colt .45s.
The Cincinnati Red Stockings’ 81-game winning streak came to an end on this day in 1870 in Brooklyn.
The Yankees and Tigers got into it in Detroit on this date in 1924. Things got so out of hand that the game was forfeited to the Yankees.