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Chicago White Sox

White Sox hit unforgettable highs and lows in the 21st century

The White Sox have experienced highs and lows since 2000, from a World Series win in 2005 to a record for losses in 2024.

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New York Yankees

Yanks make history by again opening with 3 HRs

The Yankees made major league history by opening a game with three consecutive home runs more than once in a single season.

Atlanta Braves

This Day in Braves History: The Atlanta Braves file suit against Commissioner Bowie Kuhn

The Atlanta Braves have a significant legal history related to player acquisitions and trades.

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New York Yankees

A Hall of Fame plea for Thurman Munson

Austin Wells made history as the first Yankee catcher to bat leadoff.

Thurman Munson is a legendary Yankees catcher, remembered for his impact and legacy.

Austin Wells steps into a historically significant role for the Yankees.

This Day in MLB History: Bud Selig announces MLB will celebrate "Jackie Robinson Day" every April 15th

Major League Baseball has undergone significant changes since its inception, shaping the game and its culture over the decades.

San Francisco Giants

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WATCH: Giants Win Game with Incredibly Rare, Embarrassing Inside-the-Park Home Run Against the Rangers

The San Francisco Giants' Heliot Ramos scored a rare walk-off inside-the-park home run, showcasing an unusual baseball feat.

Chicago White Sox

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White Sox hit unforgettable highs and lows in the 21st century

The White Sox have experienced highs and lows since 2000, from a World Series win in 2005 to a record for losses in 2024.

New York Yankees

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Yanks make history by again opening with 3 HRs

The Yankees made major league history by opening a game with three consecutive home runs more than once in a single season.

This Day in Braves History: The Atlanta Braves file suit against Commissioner Bowie Kuhn

The Atlanta Braves have a significant legal history related to player acquisitions and trades.

New York Yankees

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A Hall of Fame plea for Thurman Munson

Austin Wells made history as the first Yankee catcher to bat leadoff.

Thurman Munson is a legendary Yankees catcher, remembered for his impact and legacy.

Austin Wells steps into a historically significant role for the Yankees.

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Boston Red Sox

Alex Bregman probably won't break the MLB record for doubles this year. But keep an eye on it...

The Boston Red Sox lead MLB in all-time doubles, thanks to Fenway Park's unique design.

#baseball-milestones

Today in MLB History: Tom Seaver becomes the highest-paid player in major league history

The first Basic Agreement in MLB history was signed in 1968, shaping the player-owner relationship and financial rules.

Ted Williams managed the Washington Senators to their best ever record in 1969.

In 1974, Tom Seaver became MLB's highest-paid player with a contract worth $172,500.

Bryce Harper's batting practice debut in 2010 generated excitement about his future in the league.

This Day in MLB History: Manny Machado signs a 10-year $300 million deal with the San Diego Padres

Historic MLB contracts have evolved over the decades, with significant milestones including arbitration and player suspensions.

This Day in Braves History: March 6th

MLB history is marked by transformative contracts, medical advancements, and pioneering roles for women, reflecting both challenges and milestones in the sport.

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This Day in Braves History: Hank Aaron becomes the first player to have his number retired by two teams

Hank Aaron's number 44 was retired by two teams, emphasizing his monumental impact on baseball.

Jackie Robinson's debut in 1947 was a historic moment for MLB and civil rights.

This day in MLB History: March 21st

Major League Baseball has a rich history marked by significant events and player milestones.

Ohtani's dual role in a game highlights a rare and impressive feat in modern baseball.

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This Day in Braves History: Warren Spahn becomes the second-oldest pitcher to throw a no-hitter

Warren Spahn's no-hitter at age 42 exemplifies longevity and skill in pitching.

Dan Uggla leads a historic comeback, illustrating the drama of baseball.

Today in MLB History: Tom Seaver becomes the highest-paid player in major league history

The first Basic Agreement in MLB history was signed in 1968, shaping the player-owner relationship and financial rules.

Ted Williams managed the Washington Senators to their best ever record in 1969.

In 1974, Tom Seaver became MLB's highest-paid player with a contract worth $172,500.

Bryce Harper's batting practice debut in 2010 generated excitement about his future in the league.

This Day in MLB History: Manny Machado signs a 10-year $300 million deal with the San Diego Padres

Historic MLB contracts have evolved over the decades, with significant milestones including arbitration and player suspensions.

This Day in Braves History: March 6th

MLB history is marked by transformative contracts, medical advancements, and pioneering roles for women, reflecting both challenges and milestones in the sport.

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This Day in Braves History: Hank Aaron becomes the first player to have his number retired by two teams

Hank Aaron's number 44 was retired by two teams, emphasizing his monumental impact on baseball.

Jackie Robinson's debut in 1947 was a historic moment for MLB and civil rights.

This day in MLB History: March 21st

Major League Baseball has a rich history marked by significant events and player milestones.

Ohtani's dual role in a game highlights a rare and impressive feat in modern baseball.

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This Day in Braves History: Warren Spahn becomes the second-oldest pitcher to throw a no-hitter

Warren Spahn's no-hitter at age 42 exemplifies longevity and skill in pitching.

Dan Uggla leads a historic comeback, illustrating the drama of baseball.

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This Day In Dodgers History: Rick Monday Saves Flag At Dodger Stadium; National League Attendance Record Set

April 25 marks significant events in Dodgers history, including record crowds and a heroic act by Rick Monday.

Tommy Brown Passes Away

Tommy Brown, the youngest home run hitter in MLB history, passed away at age 97, leaving behind a legacy of breaking barriers in baseball.

This Day In Dodgers History: Vin Scully Announces First Career Game; Carl Erskine Starts At Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum

Vin Scully's broadcasting career began on April 18, 1950, marking the start of an iconic legacy in Major League Baseball.

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Tommy Brown Passes Away

Tommy Brown, the youngest home run hitter in MLB history, passed away at age 97, leaving behind a legacy of breaking barriers in baseball.

This Day In Dodgers History: Vin Scully Announces First Career Game; Carl Erskine Starts At Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum

Vin Scully's broadcasting career began on April 18, 1950, marking the start of an iconic legacy in Major League Baseball.

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Shohei Ohtani Pranks Dave Roberts With New Porsche 'Car'

Shohei Ohtani achieved a historic 50-50 season, becoming the first player in MLB to record 54 home runs and 59 stolen bases.

This Day In Dodgers History: Don Drysdale Makes MLB Debut; Clayton Kershaw Reaches 1,000 Career Strikeouts

Don Drysdale had a significant impact on the Dodgers, with a celebrated career that includes a Cy Young Award and Hall of Fame induction.

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LA Dodgers

This Day In Dodgers History: Clayton Kershaw Hits Home Run Against Giants On 2013 Opening Day

Clayton Kershaw made history on Opening Day 2013 with a complete-game shutout and a home run, leading the Dodgers to victory over the Giants.

LA Dodgers

This Day In Dodgers History: Adrian Beltre Joins Elite Home Run Club; Record-Setting Sweep Of Padres

Adrián Beltré hit his 100th home run before age 25 on April 6, 2004, joining an elite group of players.

Shohei Ohtani Pranks Dave Roberts With New Porsche 'Car'

Shohei Ohtani achieved a historic 50-50 season, becoming the first player in MLB to record 54 home runs and 59 stolen bases.

This Day In Dodgers History: Don Drysdale Makes MLB Debut; Clayton Kershaw Reaches 1,000 Career Strikeouts

Don Drysdale had a significant impact on the Dodgers, with a celebrated career that includes a Cy Young Award and Hall of Fame induction.

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LA Dodgers

This Day In Dodgers History: Clayton Kershaw Hits Home Run Against Giants On 2013 Opening Day

Clayton Kershaw made history on Opening Day 2013 with a complete-game shutout and a home run, leading the Dodgers to victory over the Giants.

LA Dodgers

This Day In Dodgers History: Adrian Beltre Joins Elite Home Run Club; Record-Setting Sweep Of Padres

Adrián Beltré hit his 100th home run before age 25 on April 6, 2004, joining an elite group of players.

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This Day in Braves History: Andruw Jones is awarded a record contract in salary arbitration

Christy Mathewson's ownership of the Boston Braves initiated a historic era for the franchise.

Andruw Jones' record contract in 2001 showcased the escalating salaries in baseball.

Emmett Ashford's hiring as the first black umpire represented a pivotal change in baseball history.

Atlanta Braves

This Day in Braves History: February 26th

Braves pitcher Mike Hampton and his wife offered a reward for the safe return of missing Jessica Marie Lunsford in 2005.

Atlanta Braves

This Day in Braves History: Braves announce John Schuerholz and Andruw Jones will be inducted into team's Hall of Fame

The Braves initially signed Tom Seaver in 1966, but the contract was voided, allowing the Mets to draft him instead.

Atlanta Braves

This Day in Braves History: Rick Mahler ties N.L. record by throwing his third Opening Day shutout

Braves franchise history highlights key moments including no-hitters, record-setting performances, and notable player debuts.

Atlanta Braves

This Day in Braves History: Atlanta signs Ervin Santana to a one-year, $14.1 million deal

Ervin Santana signed to bolster Braves amidst pitcher injuries, proving effective in 2014 with 31 starts and a solid 3.95 ERA.

LA Dodgers

This Day in Braves History: Atlanta trades for Justin Upton

The Upton brothers reunited on the Braves in 2013 after Justin's trade from Arizona.

Jackie Robinson's historic contract in 1950 set salary records for the Dodgers.

MLB implemented a 20-second pitching rule in 1955 to enhance game pace.

The 2012 sale of the Dodgers attracted numerous bidders, signaling a change in team valuation.

This Day in Braves History: Andruw Jones is awarded a record contract in salary arbitration

Christy Mathewson's ownership of the Boston Braves initiated a historic era for the franchise.

Andruw Jones' record contract in 2001 showcased the escalating salaries in baseball.

Emmett Ashford's hiring as the first black umpire represented a pivotal change in baseball history.

Atlanta Braves

This Day in Braves History: February 26th

Braves pitcher Mike Hampton and his wife offered a reward for the safe return of missing Jessica Marie Lunsford in 2005.

Atlanta Braves

This Day in Braves History: Braves announce John Schuerholz and Andruw Jones will be inducted into team's Hall of Fame

The Braves initially signed Tom Seaver in 1966, but the contract was voided, allowing the Mets to draft him instead.

Atlanta Braves

This Day in Braves History: Rick Mahler ties N.L. record by throwing his third Opening Day shutout

Braves franchise history highlights key moments including no-hitters, record-setting performances, and notable player debuts.

Atlanta Braves

This Day in Braves History: Atlanta signs Ervin Santana to a one-year, $14.1 million deal

Ervin Santana signed to bolster Braves amidst pitcher injuries, proving effective in 2014 with 31 starts and a solid 3.95 ERA.

LA Dodgers

This Day in Braves History: Atlanta trades for Justin Upton

The Upton brothers reunited on the Braves in 2013 after Justin's trade from Arizona.

Jackie Robinson's historic contract in 1950 set salary records for the Dodgers.

MLB implemented a 20-second pitching rule in 1955 to enhance game pace.

The 2012 sale of the Dodgers attracted numerous bidders, signaling a change in team valuation.

Dodgers News: Shohei Ohtani Baseball Card Sells For More Than $1 Million

Shohei Ohtani achieved MLB history with 50 home runs and 50 stolen bases, boosting the value of his baseball cards significantly.

This Day in Braves History: Braves pitch combined no-hitter in spring training tie

The Braves' 2015 no-hitter and 2016 Fort Bragg game exemplify significant moments in franchise and MLB history.

This Day in Braves History: Luis Salazar suffers an unfortunate accident during spring training

The Atlanta Braves endured a tragic incident in 2011 when manager Luis Salazar was severely injured by a foul ball.

MLB implemented expansion teams in 1995, highlighting the growth of baseball.

The struggles of player negotiations caused significant disruptions in the MLB schedule in 2022.

This Day in Braves History: Braves acquire Ted Simmons from the Milwaukee Brewers

Atlanta mayor secured a commitment from a baseball club in 1964, leading to the Braves' move and new stadium plans.

Atlanta Braves

This Day in Braves History: Braves take part in first-ever game at Nationals Park

The Braves lost the first game ever at Nationals Park, falling 3-2 to the Nationals in 2008.

Atlanta Braves

This Day in Braves History: Marquis Grissom announces his retirement

Peeking into the Atlanta Braves franchise history reveals notable announcements of retirements and infamous events like the use of 'Alert Orange Baseball'.

This Day in Braves History: Braves pitch combined no-hitter in spring training tie

The Braves' 2015 no-hitter and 2016 Fort Bragg game exemplify significant moments in franchise and MLB history.

This Day in Braves History: Luis Salazar suffers an unfortunate accident during spring training

The Atlanta Braves endured a tragic incident in 2011 when manager Luis Salazar was severely injured by a foul ball.

MLB implemented expansion teams in 1995, highlighting the growth of baseball.

The struggles of player negotiations caused significant disruptions in the MLB schedule in 2022.

This Day in Braves History: Braves acquire Ted Simmons from the Milwaukee Brewers

Atlanta mayor secured a commitment from a baseball club in 1964, leading to the Braves' move and new stadium plans.

Atlanta Braves

This Day in Braves History: Braves take part in first-ever game at Nationals Park

The Braves lost the first game ever at Nationals Park, falling 3-2 to the Nationals in 2008.

Atlanta Braves

This Day in Braves History: Marquis Grissom announces his retirement

Peeking into the Atlanta Braves franchise history reveals notable announcements of retirements and infamous events like the use of 'Alert Orange Baseball'.

Today in White Sox History: March 28

Jackie Hayes was the first MLB player to wear a batting helmet, marking a significant change in player safety equipment.

This Day in MLB History: Derek Jeter and Larry Walker are elected to the Hall of Fame

Major league contracts and negotiations have significantly evolved since 1921, reflecting changes in player value.

Election to the Hall of Fame often highlights the ongoing debate of player legacies and contributions.

Major League Baseball

This Day in Braves History: February 4th

The Braves played a key role in MLB's transition to free agency by signing pioneer pitcher Andy Messersmith.

Major League Baseball

This Day in MLB History: February 1

The MLB has a rich history of player transactions, pension plans, and pivotal negotiations shaping the league over the decades.

Major League Baseball

This Day in Braves History: February 3rd

MLB history is shaped by key events, such as Hall of Fame elections, ownership changes, and significant trades.

Chicago White Sox

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Today in White Sox History: March 28

Jackie Hayes was the first MLB player to wear a batting helmet, marking a significant change in player safety equipment.

This Day in MLB History: Derek Jeter and Larry Walker are elected to the Hall of Fame

Major league contracts and negotiations have significantly evolved since 1921, reflecting changes in player value.

Election to the Hall of Fame often highlights the ongoing debate of player legacies and contributions.

Major League Baseball

This Day in Braves History: February 4th

The Braves played a key role in MLB's transition to free agency by signing pioneer pitcher Andy Messersmith.

Major League Baseball

This Day in MLB History: February 1

The MLB has a rich history of player transactions, pension plans, and pivotal negotiations shaping the league over the decades.

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Major League Baseball

This Day in Braves History: February 3rd

MLB history is shaped by key events, such as Hall of Fame elections, ownership changes, and significant trades.

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Chicago White Sox

Did You Know? Former Chicago White Sox Closer Serves as Japanese League Manager

The Chicago White Sox have seen significant contributions from Japanese players, enriching their team history and culture.

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Chicago White Sox

Today in White Sox History: March 23

Roberto Clemente showcased incredible talent during spring training in 1955, but his ambition led to an out at home plate.

Lerrin LaGrow's surprising success as a closer in 1977 turned a minor trade into a key component for the White Sox.

Oscar Gamble's return in 1985 did not live up to expectations, leaving fans longing for the slugger that once was.

Chicago White Sox

Did You Know? Former Chicago White Sox Closer Serves as Japanese League Manager

The Chicago White Sox have seen significant contributions from Japanese players, enriching their team history and culture.

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Chicago White Sox

Today in White Sox History: March 23

Roberto Clemente showcased incredible talent during spring training in 1955, but his ambition led to an out at home plate.

Lerrin LaGrow's surprising success as a closer in 1977 turned a minor trade into a key component for the White Sox.

Oscar Gamble's return in 1985 did not live up to expectations, leaving fans longing for the slugger that once was.

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Atlanta Braves

Happy Birthday Bo Bichette

Bo Bichette celebrates his 27th birthday amidst a strong MLB career, ranking high on the Blue Jays' historical lists despite past injuries.

Atlanta Braves

This Day in Braves History: Max Fried strikes out Russell Wilson

The Braves franchise history reflects significant moments like Max Fried striking out Russell Wilson in 2018.

This Day in MLB History: The Yankees acquire Roger Clemens from the Blue Jays

Several key events shaped MLB's early history between 1909 and 2022, including trades, commissioner changes, and retirements.

Major League Baseball

This Day in MLB History: Alex Rodriguez, Melky Cabrera, and five other MLB players are listed in the Biogenesis Lab scandal

Major League Baseball has a rich history marked by significant player transactions, rule changes, and evolving contracts.

New York Yankees

This Day in MLB History: The Yankees acquire Roger Clemens from the Blue Jays

Several key events shaped MLB's early history between 1909 and 2022, including trades, commissioner changes, and retirements.

Major League Baseball

This Day in MLB History: Alex Rodriguez, Melky Cabrera, and five other MLB players are listed in the Biogenesis Lab scandal

Major League Baseball has a rich history marked by significant player transactions, rule changes, and evolving contracts.

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Major League Baseball

This day in MLB History: Mets trade for Al Leiter

Ted Williams became the highest-paid player in MLB history with his 1958 contract with the Boston Red Sox.

San Francisco Giants

This Day in Braves History: Greg Maddux signs one-year $14.75 million deal with Atlanta to avoid arbitration

Greg Maddux signed the largest one-year contract in MLB history in 2003.

Major League Baseball

This day in MLB History: Mets trade for Al Leiter

Ted Williams became the highest-paid player in MLB history with his 1958 contract with the Boston Red Sox.

San Francisco Giants

This Day in Braves History: Greg Maddux signs one-year $14.75 million deal with Atlanta to avoid arbitration

Greg Maddux signed the largest one-year contract in MLB history in 2003.

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Major League Baseball

This Day in MLB History: Bill White named National League president

The establishment of the National League in 1876 set the foundation for professional sports in North America.