Wake up baseball fans, it's Opening Day 2024!!! [IMG]
There are three things you can do in a #baseball game. You can win, or you can lose, or it can rain." [IMG]
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2014 Mike Trout and the Angels come to terms on a $144.5 million, six-year deal, keeping the 22-year-old outfielder on the team through 2020....
2008 The decision to have manager Manny Acta catch the ceremonial first pitch from President Bush at the Nationals' home opener is reported not...
1999 At Havana's Estadio Latinoamericano, the Orioles edge the Cuban National team, 3-2, thanks to Harold Baines' eventual game-winning hit in...
1981 The White Sox trade southpaw Ken Kravec to the Cubs for Dennis Lamp, who will post a 25-21 (.543) record during his three seasons with the...
This Day in Baseball History March 28th 1913 The Browns trade Buzzy Wares to the Montgomery Rebels for the rent-free use of the minor league's...
MARCH 28 BASEBALL BIRTHDAYS ************************************** 1919 Vic Raschi pitcher (4 × MLB All-Star; 6 × World Series; AL strikeout...
2011 Boston starter Daisuke Matsuzaka will make a $1 million contribution to the Red Sox Foundation for earthquake and tsunami victims in his...
2002 After being told he would not be an everyday player, the Expos give 37-year-old Jose Canseco his unconditional release. The 1986 Rookie of...
1981 Boston's Gold Glove catcher Carlton Fisk is declared a free agent by major league baseball, much to the chagrin of the Fenway Faithful....
1967 Giants' right-hander Juan Marichal ends his 29-day holdout when he becomes the third $100,000 major league pitcher in history, joining...
This Day in Baseball History March 27th 1902 A Chicago Daily News headline reads, 'Manager of the Cubs is in Doubt Only on Two Positions,'...
MARCH 27 BASEBALL BIRTHDAYS ************************************** 1878 Miller Huggins Hall of Fame manager (World Series 1923, 27, 28; 6 x AL...
Appointment at 0:dark:30 Wednesday so posting 3.27 tonight
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Oakland Athletics ROY winners Jose Canseco ('86), Mark McGwire ('87), and Walt Weiss ('88) [IMG]
Pete Rose produced 3,083 Hits...vs Right-handed pitchers [IMG]
All-time RBI leaders 14. Carl Yastrzemski - 1,844 15. Ted Williams - 1,839 [IMG]
