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Game Notes

Game Notes – 07/02/2025

Roger Schlueter | Thursday, July 3, 2025

On May 25, 2008, in front of more than 46,000 folks at Dodger Stadium, Clayton Kershaw struck out seven Cardinals batters, including three in the first inning.  That Sunday afternoon, Kershaw was just a couple of months past his 20th birthday and wearing #54 on the back of his Dodger […]


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Game Notes – 06/26/2025

Roger Schlueter | Friday, June 27, 2025

In 1978, the lanky, towering right-hander J.R. Richard became the first Astros pitcher to lead the NL in any one of the three Triple Crown categories, pacing the Senior Circuit with 303 strikeouts.  As a follow-up, Richard ticked off another box, the first ERA title for Houston (that same season, […]


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Game Notes – 06/01/2025

Roger Schlueter | Monday, June 2, 2025

Another day, another dinger.  Of course, Cal Raleigh hasn’t been that productive, going homerless in 39 games this season.  But he has gone yard in 19 of them, 19 contests that have been a little extra elevated by the humming, building consideration of how high, how far the 28-year-old backstop […]


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Game Notes – 05/27/2025

Roger Schlueter | Wednesday, May 28, 2025

The Dodgers’ top-10 leaderboard for runs scored in a single season is littered with names from long ago:  three players from the 1880s, six from the 1890s (including the top Dodger dog, Hub Collins and his 148 runs in 1890) and one from the 1930s.  There is one name from […]


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Game Notes – 05/15/2025

Roger Schlueter | Friday, May 16, 2025

When 1-0 games speed into this particular mind, a couple of classics share pole position.  The first arrived when Fenway Park was but six months into hosting ballgames.  September 6, 1912 … Washington is visiting, Washington is bringing Walter Johnson.  Boston has Smoky Joe Wood.  An overflow crowd contributes to […]


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Game Notes – 04/27/2025

Roger Schlueter | Monday, April 28, 2025

Stan Musial is famous for a lot of things when it comes to feats on the diamond.  Considering the abundance his 22-year saga provided, the very beginnings of that journey are perhaps a bit overshadowed by what followed.  But like so much of his career symphony, the overture was pretty […]


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Game Notes – 04/21/2025

Roger Schlueter | Tuesday, April 22, 2025

Before he turned 32 years old, Mickey Mantle had 37 career multi-homer games.  At the time, here in this jaunt back to 1963, it wouldn’t have taken but a moment to go through all of the others who could make this claim.  Righty-swinging Jimmie Foxx had produced 53 multi-homer efforts […]


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