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We bring you back through baseball history and as much as possible let the players tell the stories. You can hear Babe Ruth, Jackie Robinson, Walter Johnson and hundreds of others.

    Vida Blue on the CBS Evening News June 26 1971

    Vida Blue on the CBS Evening News June 26 1971

    On June 26, 1971, this clip was Originally aired of Vida Blue of the Oakland A’s was in the midst of setting the baseball world on its ear when this story aired. Interviews with Blue’s mother is included as are clips of him pitching against the Kansas City Royals. Royals manager Bob Lemon and first baseman and Chuck Harrison are also included.
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    • 5 min
    Bob Bailey becomes first expo to hit 2 homeruns in a game - Full Radio Broadcast

    Bob Bailey becomes first expo to hit 2 homeruns in a game - Full Radio Broadcast

    June 22, 1969, At Wrigley Field, Bob Bailey after missing still recovering from a spring training injury becomes the first Montreal Expo to hit 2 home runs in a game. Bailey took Ted Abernathy deep and Phil Regan in the 8th. Baily’s 8th inning home run gave the Expos a 6-2 lead. The Expos will lose 7-6 to the Chicago Cubs on a Walk-off homerun by Jim Hickman.
    Bailey goes 4-4 with 5 RBI’s, in the nightcap he goes 2-2.
    Bailey repeats the feat 2 days later in a 4-1 win against the St Louis Cardinals taking Dave Giusti twice.

    Learn More about the teams, players, ball parks and events that happened on this date in history just click the tags! 1969 | Bob Bailey | chicago colts | Dave Giusti | Jim Hickman | June 22 | Montreal Expos | Phil Regan | St Louis Cardinals | Ted Abernathy | Wrigley Field

    • 2 hrs 32 min
    June 18, 1979 Dave Kingman launches Homerun vs Dodgers - Vintage Baseball Reflections

    June 18, 1979 Dave Kingman launches Homerun vs Dodgers - Vintage Baseball Reflections

    June 18, 1979 Dave Kingman launches Homerun vs Dodgers
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    • 2 min
    The Hall of Fame Opens - June 12 1939

    The Hall of Fame Opens - June 12 1939

    Radio broadcast from June 12 1939 when the Baseball Hall of Fame first opened. 
     

    • 1 hr 18 min
    Harvey Haddix Almost Perfect

    Harvey Haddix Almost Perfect

    Today we explore May 26th and May 27th when Harvey Haddix pitches 12 brilliant innings only to lose it in the 13th. 
    What future famous owner was at the game? Bud Selig. 
    The music is brought to you by, The Baseball Project. https://music.apple.com/us/album/vol-1-frozen-ropes-and-dying-quails/284707334

    The Haddix interview was found on SABR: Become a member to support their cause researching baseball history. https://sabr.org/latest/new-sabr-oral-history-collection-website-launches/

    Players involved in today's events:

    Learn More about the teams, players, ball parks and events that happened on this date in history just click the tags! 1959 | Felix Mantilla | Hank Aaron | Harvey Haddix | Joe Adcock | May 26 | Milwaukee Braves | Pittsburgh Pirates

    • 25 min
    Charlie Lea pitches first No Hitter at Olympic Stadium

    Charlie Lea pitches first No Hitter at Olympic Stadium

    On May 10, 1981, Montreal Expos right-hander Charlie Lea pitches the first no-hitter in the history of Olympic Stadium. Lea, the first French-born pitcher to hurl a no-hitter, strikes out eight batters and walks four in the second game of a doubleheader, as the Expos beat the San Francisco Giants, 4-0.
    In 2010 Lea was asked what he remembered about the final out of the game, it ended with a fly ball of the bat of Giants first baseman Enos Cabell. Lea said “It was a slider a little bit away from him,”  he went onto say, ” I don’t know if it was up or down but he hit it off the end, a little lazy fly ball to center. Dawson really didn’t have to move out of his tracks. Andre was a fairly emotionless guy. When he caught it and and immediately threw his arms in the air and started jumping up and down, me seeing his emotion, it was something special.”
    Only three pitchers tossed no-hitters for the Montreal Expos franchise, Bill Stoneman did it twice in 1969 and 1972, and Dennis Martinez pitched a perfect game in 1991.
    Learn More about the teams, players, ball parks and events that happened on this date in history just click the tags! 1981 | Andre Dawson | Bill Stoneman | Charlie Lea | Dennis Martinez | Enos Cabell | May 10 | Montreal Expos | Olympic Stadium | San Francisco Giants

    • 5 min

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