Doing Baseball History!
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Sean & Eds Do Baseball is a Baseball History Podcast where two friends take turns sharing stories behind the obscure, tragic and hilarious people/events in baseball history! SABR!
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Trey Yesavage struck out all 9 Dodgers at least once tonight, a feat that Herm Krabbenhoft dubbed a “pitcher’s cycle”
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The Pitcher’s Cycle: Definition and Achievers (1893–2023) – Society for American Baseball Research
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Alright, let's see if I phrase this the right way.
Which World Series victory in your lifetime – NOT featuring your favorite team – brought you the most joy?
(For me I think it's 2019 Nationals with 2016 Cubs close behind.)
Which World Series victory in your lifetime – NOT featuring your favorite team – brought you the most joy?
(For me I think it's 2019 Nationals with 2016 Cubs close behind.)
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Y’all if you’re going to the game tomorrow, be extra nice to stadium workers, the vast majority of whom stood the entire time.
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Blue Jays have done a lot to kill the "home run is a rally killer" silly trope.
Vladdy's GS? Next 2 batters, single, home run.
Gimenez gm 3 HR? 5 of next 7 reach and they score 3 more.
Gimenez gm 4 HR? 4 of next 5 reach and they score a run.
Addison's GS? Next 3 batters, single, out, home run.
Vladdy's GS? Next 2 batters, single, home run.
Gimenez gm 3 HR? 5 of next 7 reach and they score 3 more.
Gimenez gm 4 HR? 4 of next 5 reach and they score a run.
Addison's GS? Next 3 batters, single, out, home run.
Most consecutive combined batters retired in World Series game:
1939 G1: 24 - Paul Derringer, Red Ruffing
1956 G5: 23 - Larsen, Maglie
1906 G1: 23 - Nick Altrock, Mordecai Brown
2025 G2: 21 - Yamamoto, Gausman
1926 G2: 21 - Grover Alexander, Urban Shocker
h/t @EliasSports
1939 G1: 24 - Paul Derringer, Red Ruffing
1956 G5: 23 - Larsen, Maglie
1906 G1: 23 - Nick Altrock, Mordecai Brown
2025 G2: 21 - Yamamoto, Gausman
1926 G2: 21 - Grover Alexander, Urban Shocker
h/t @EliasSports
Completely fix baseball with five words.
you should be able to steal a home run if you want to. just drop the bat and try to book it for the fence before anyone can tag you. if you can make it all the way out there and throw yourself over the fence, you're good
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