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This Day in Baseball History....
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Tuesday will mark 41 years since the Cardinals traded center fielder Tony Scott for "one tough Dominican" Joaquin Andujar:
https://www.stlredbirds.com/2021/05/19/ ... n-andujar/
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Great article. Thanks for posting.Remembirds wrote: ↑June 5 22, 7:05 amTuesday will mark 41 years since the Cardinals traded center fielder Tony Scott for "one tough Dominican" Joaquin Andujar:
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42 years ago today, on the day of Whitey Herzog’s first game as manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, he found himself, somewhat baffled, in Marietta, Georgia, trying to get to the team hotel in nearby Atlanta.
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“The Catch” in my book.
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I saw it live, I couldn't believe what I saw.
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And I saw this one live, couldn't believe this one either.
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With just two hits in his previous 38 at-bats, Mike Gonzalez was an unlikely hero when he stepped to the plate in the 15th inning of the Cardinals’ June 11, 1917, game against the Philadelphia Phillies. Even more unlikely was his two-out steal of home.
https://www.stlredbirds.com/2021/06/04/ ... nning-win/
(I did not see this one live)
https://www.stlredbirds.com/2021/06/04/ ... nning-win/
(I did not see this one live)
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@Joe Shlabotnik might have caught the newsreel at the local theater that evening.Remembirds wrote: ↑June 11 22, 6:46 amWith just two hits in his previous 38 at-bats, Mike Gonzalez was an unlikely hero when he stepped to the plate in the 15th inning of the Cardinals’ June 11, 1917, game against the Philadelphia Phillies. Even more unlikely was his two-out steal of home.
https://www.stlredbirds.com/2021/06/04/ ... nning-win/
(I did not see this one live)