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Today in Yankees HistoryAug 20, 2020.
My teddy bear Goffa doing alot better than those damn Yankees.
Yankees lose 10-5 to the Tampa Bay, 3 straight loses, now 16-9. They beat up on the Redsox but can't beat Tampa.
What's wrong with them?
1938 | First baseman Lou Gehrig hits the final grand slam of his career in the Yankees' 11-3 rout of the A's at Shibe Park. The first-inning blast, given up by Philadelphia's right-hander Buck Ross, extends the 'Iron Horse's major league record for bases-loaded home runs to 23, a mark that will be surpassed in 2013 by fellow Bronx Bomber Alex Rodriguez. |
1946 | Before the start of the game against the Senators at Griffith Stadium, Bob Feller's fastball is clocked at 98.6 miles-per-hour using the U.S. Army's Sky Screen Chronograph. The speed of the Indians right-hander's ball breaks Atley Donald's record of 94.7 mph, established by the Yankee hurler in 1939. Feller in 1996
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2000 | The Yankees honor Whitey Ford, their winningest pitcher in franchise history, is honored during ceremonies on his day at Yankee Stadium. The crafty lefty holds the team record for victories (236), innings pitched (3,170 1/3), strikeouts (1,956), and shutouts (45). |
Today in Yankees History Aug 19, 2020
Yankees loose again to Tamp bay 4-2, now 16-8.
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