Lookout Landing Podcast 59: Most Depressing Off-Season Ever?
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A Farewell to Pax, Mike Zunino is Go...ne, and Good News For People Who Love Bad News
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Sports leagues cashing in on betting they once fought
«SFGate» (sfgate.com)
Professional sports leagues, which once vehemently fought the prospect of legal sports betting, are now scrambling to get in on it.
In a pact announced Wednesday morning, the National Basketball Association...
[Men's Soccer] RedStorm's title hopes dashed in 2OT loss
Rio Grande Redmen
Rio Grande Sports Information
IRVINE, Calif. - Corner kick opportunities had been good to the University of Rio Grande all season long.
But in the biggest match of the season to date,...
May 8, 1966: Cardinals play their last game at Sportsman’s Park
Society for American Baseball Research (SABR)
On May 8, 1966, Sportsman’s Park hosted its last major-league baseball game. The venerable facility stood on grounds that had been in use for baseball since 1866. St. Louis’s first professional team played there in 1875.
May 8, 1966: Cardinals’ Last Game in Sportsman’s Park
Society for American Baseball Research (SABR)
On May 8, 1966, Sportsman’s Park hosted its last major-league baseball game. The venerable facility stood on grounds that had been in use for baseball since 1866. St. Louis’s first professional team played there in 1875.
October 15, 1964: Bob Gibson pitches Cardinals to World Series crown in Game 7
Society for American Baseball Research (SABR)
Prior to the start of Game Seven of the 1964 World Series, Cardinals starter Bob Gibson grudgingly obliged the press by posing for pictures with his mound opponent, the Yankees’ Mel Stottlemyre. By this time in the Series...
October 15, 1964: Gibson Pitches Cardinals to Crown, Earns MVP Honors
Society for American Baseball Research (SABR)
Prior to the start of Game Seven of the 1964 World Series, Cardinals starter Bob Gibson grudgingly obliged the press by posing for pictures with his mound opponent, the Yankees’ Mel Stottlemyre. By this time in the Series...
October 14, 1964: Jim Bouton earns second win to extend World Series to seventh game
Society for American Baseball Research (SABR)
After the Cardinals took two out of three games from the Yankees in New York, the World Series returned to St. Louis with the home team on the verge of capturing its seventh championship. Each of the games in New York had been tightly contested...
October 14, 1964: Bouton Earns Second Victory to Extend World Series to Seventh Game
Society for American Baseball Research (SABR)
After the Cardinals took two out of three games from the Yankees in New York, the World Series returned to St. Louis with the home team on the verge of capturing its seventh championship. Each of the games in New York had been tightly contested...
October 8, 1964: Rookie Mel Stottlemyre goes the distance as Yankees win Game 2
Society for American Baseball Research (SABR)
The New York Yankees had entered the 1964 World Series as favorites to extend their record number of championships to 21, but they had blown a Game One lead and found themselves in an early hole. Though it was true that this Yankees squad carried no “superman aura...
October 8, 1964: Rookie Hurler Mel Stottlemyre Goes the Distance as Yankees Tie World Series
Society for American Baseball Research (SABR)
The New York Yankees had entered the 1964 World Series as favorites to extend their record number of championships to 21, but they had blown a Game One lead and found themselves in an early hole. Though it was true that this Yankees squad carried no “superman aura...
October 7, 1964: Schultz, Cardinals ignore the odds to defeat Yankees in Game 1
Society for American Baseball Research (SABR)
The city of St. Louis was ecstatic that it would get to host at least two games of the 61st World Series during its bicentennial year. In addition to thrusting the Midwestern metropolis itself into the spotlight, “two sons of St.
October 7, 1964: Schultz, Cardinals Ignore the Odds to Defeat Yankees
Society for American Baseball Research (SABR)
The city of St. Louis was ecstatic that it would get to host at least two games of the 61st World Series during its bicentennial year. In addition to thrusting the Midwestern metropolis itself into the spotlight, “two sons of St.
The Comic Book Story of Baseball
South Side Sox
The Heroes, Hustlers, and History-Making Swings (and Misses) of America’s National Pastime
October 4, 1964: Cards finally get best of Mets to clinch NL pennant
Society for American Baseball Research (SABR)
The St. Louis Cardinals must have been pinching themselves. On September 22 they were in third place in the National League, five games behind the first-place Philadelphia Phillies. Nine days later...
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