Yankees History: Tom Candiotti and a wild no-hitter evasion from 1990
In general, it’s a good thing for the Yankees to avoid getting no-hit, but poor Tom Candiotti...
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In general, it’s a good thing for the Yankees to avoid getting no-hit, but poor Tom Candiotti...
Beau Brieske pitched into the seventh and didn’t even give up a hit until the sixth.
I know that this must have been a topic before, but I am pretty new here and was reflecting a little bit today so here it is....sorry if it gets a bit long. I remember exactly when I became an...
A regular-season-ender with a much happier ending than 2009’s.
Top 60 All-Time Jays: #7 Jimmy Key Share this story James Edward Key | SP | 1984-1992 Jimmy Key was born April 22, 1961, in Huntsville, Alabama. In the 3rd round of the 1982 amateur Key was drafted by the Jays out of Clemson University. He very quickly rose to the Majors, making the Jays out of spring training in 1984. They had him pitch out of the bullpen that season. Back then, the Jays tended to use first-year pitchers in the pen, figuring that was the best way to teach them how to pitch in the majors. He quickly became part of a closer-by-committee group, which manager