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This Date in Baseball - For the first time in MLB history, six grand slams are hit in a single day - Vimarsana News

This Date in Baseball - For the first time in MLB history, six grand slams are hit in a single day

May 21 1926 — Earl Sheely of the Chicago White Sox hit three doubles and a home run against the Boston Red Sox. Sheely doubled in each of his last three at-bats the previous day to give him seven consecutive extra-base hits, tying a major league record.

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Bryce Harper's Historic Injury Comeback Could Make the Phillies—or Break Them - Vimarsana News

Bryce Harper's Historic Injury Comeback Could Make the Phillies—or Break Them

Bryce Harper is back much earlier than expected. What happens next for him and the Phillies, nobody knows.

Sunday Notes: Bill Haselman Recalls the Brawl That Almost Broke Cal's Streak - Vimarsana News

Sunday Notes: Bill Haselman Recalls the Brawl That Almost Broke Cal's Streak

Plus Mitch Keller's evolution, Nolan Gorman's adjustments, Alex Cora on Cleveland pitching, Phil Nevin on Vin Scully, facts and stats galore, and more.

Happy Birthday Willie Upshaw, Frank Catalanotto, and Chris Carpenter - Vimarsana News

Happy Birthday Willie Upshaw, Frank Catalanotto, and Chris Carpenter

There are a handful of former Blue Jays who have birthdays today. Former Jay first baseman Willie Upshaw turns 66 today. Willie was a successful Rule 5 draft pick-up from the Yankees in 1978. The...

A's break fans' hearts again with Las Vegas relocation news - Vimarsana News

A's break fans' hearts again with Las Vegas relocation news

Many Oakland fans already were heartbroken about the state of their struggling team -- small crowds, bad baseball and dismal winters watching top players being traded away or lost in free agency. Now, the greatest disappointment yet: Yes, the A's are leaving for Las Vegas.