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Tony Conigliaro of the Red Sox with 24, all coming in 1964 at the age of 19.

51 players have hit two home runs in the same inning. Micheal Cuddyer of the Minnesota Twins was the last to accomplish this feat on 23Aug2009 vs the Royals This was part of a 8 run inning for the Twins.

Roger Clemens- 20, two times: '96 Detroit '86 Seattle

Ferguson Jenkins of the Chicago Cubs was the 1971 National League Cy Young Award winner. Jenkins went 24-13 with a 2.77 ERA, 30 complete games, 3 shutouts, 263 strikeouts, and only 37 walks in 325 innings pitched.

The all-time leader, not counting pitchers of course, is Bill Bergen. Born in North Brookfield and a Worcester resident when he died, Bergen holds most baseball records for being the worst hitter among regular position players. He was a catcher, and during the 1909 season with the Dodgers had an 0-for-46 streak.

The first and only player to hit two grand slams in a single inning was Fernando Tatis in 1999 when he was playing for the St. Louis Cardinals. Both came off of Chan Ho Park of the Los Angeles Dodgers.

After the 2003 Detroit tigers had a 43 win-119 loss season i remember reading in the newspaper that if in 2004, they tied the record for single season improvement they still would not have a winnning record. I rember working back and calculating that if they tied that record they would have a .500 record (81-81) Therefore even though i didnt remember the actual number, by remebering all of those other facts, I can work backwords and figure out with a calculator that the record is 38.

In 1903 the Pittsburg Pirates were held scoreless for 52 innings.

A sweep is when one team beats another team in every game of a series. You may see 2, 3, 4 game regular season sweeps depending on how many games are played in the series. A world series sweep would be four games won in a row by one team to start the series.

The MLB National League rookie home run record is jointly held by Wally Berger, who knocked 38 out of the park in his first season with the Boston Braves in 1930, and by Frank Robinson, who matched that feat in his debut with the Cincinatti Reds in 1956. Berger was 25 when he set the mark, older than the average rookie. Robinson was 21.

There are 5 pitchers that gave up 8 home runs to Barry Bonds. Terry Mulholland, John Smoltz, Greg Maddux, Chan Ho Park, and Curt Schilling.

On May 4,1871 in the National Association, the Fort Wayne Kekiongas defeated the Cleveland Forest Citys 2-0. The winning pitcher for Ft. Wayne was Bobby Mathews. The game took 2 hrs. to play and was attended by 500 paying customers. (source: The Baseball Almanac)

According to the Baseball Almanac, here are the 16 players in the Hall of Fame who were entered as a Yankee:

1 Earle Combs

2 Bill Dickey

3 Joe DiMaggio

4 Whitey Ford

5 Lou Gehrig

6 Lefty Gomez

7 Waite Hoyt

8 Miller Huggins

9 Reggie Jackson

10 Tony Lazzeri

11 Mickey Mantle

12 Joe McCarthy

13 Phil Rizzuto

14 Red Ruffing

15 Babe Ruth

16 Casey Stengel

61* Maris? But I don't think it's retired, so others might've had it before or after...

Click on the 'Yankees Numbers' link on this page to see all Yankees that have worn #9.

The #9 was retired by the Yankees in 1984 in honor of Roger Maris. Even though Graig Nettles wore #9 from 1973 to 1983.

The Record is Eight by the Atlanta Braves against the Florida Marlins on July 24,2010.

No sorry this answer is completely wrong. They scored 8 runs in one inning, not HOME RUNS...IDIOT!!!!!! The record is 5 done 5 times. So please get it strate

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On July 4, 1977, the Boston Red Sox hit eight home runs against the Toronto Blue Jays. Seven of them were hit with nobody on base setting the Major League record for most home runs in a game with nobody on base.

On September 4, 1999, eight players from the Cincinnati Reds hit a home run in a game versus the Philadelphia Phillies setting a Major League record for most players with a home run during a game.

it was hideo nomo of the Los Angeles Dodgers

In MLB, that was J.R. Richard of the Houston Astros with 15 strikeouts in a 5-3 complete game victory over the San Francisco Giants on September 5, 1971.

Woodrow Wilson.

He used to hold the record for most homeruns before the all steroided up Barry Bonds took his place while playing for the Giants.

Nolan Ryan threw three pitches: A fastball, a curveball, and later in his career, a change-up

The longest game by the Yankees, was a 9-7 win over the Detroit Tigers in Detroit on June 24, 1962. It took 22 innings.

It was Joe Girardi, who guided New York to the World Series in his second season as the Yankees boss. Girardi previously managed the Florida Marlins during the 2006 season and was named National League Manager of the Year. Girardi was a major-league catcher for the Yankees, Rockies, Cubs and Cardinals.

C Art Jorgens 1929

OF Bill Karlon 1930

P Ken Holloway 1930

P Frank Barnes 1930

OF Dusty Cooke 1932

C Eddie Phillips 1932

OF Tommy Henrich 1937

P Steve Sundra 1938-39

Coa Earle Combs 1940-44

Coa/Man Johnny Neun 1944-46

C/Coa Ralph Houk 1947-54

C/Coa Elston Howard 1955-67, 69-79

On July 21, 1984, number 32 was retired in honor of Catcher Elston Howard

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During the 1862 season, William Cammeyer enclosed the Union Grounds in Brooklyn, New York and began charging admission becoming the first "official" stadium inbaseball history. The fee was 10¢ and the first game featured with a cover charge was played on April 18, 1869 between local players. * Hope this helps! P.S. I'm not sure if it still is there, im still doing my research!