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During Tuesday’s game against the Boston Red Sox, with runners already on base, the Chicago Cubs opted to not pitch anything hittable at slugger David Ortiz.
You will rarely see an outfielder more deftly redeem an error than the Oakland A’s Yoenis Céspedes (PeekYou profile here) did during Tuesday night’s game against the Angels.
Bob Welch (PeekYou profile here), a Major League Baseball pitcher who won the Cy Young Award for pitching 27 wins (an achievement not bested since) with the Oakland A’s in 1990, died of a heart attack on Monday at age 57.
When hearing the phrase “baseball lifer,” no name should come to mind more quickly than Don Zimmer (PeekYou profile here); a man who spent 65 of his 83 years working in the sport he loved, and who sadly passed away on Wednesday.
Rapper 50 Cent (PeekYou profile here) — one of PeekYou’s Top 10 Rappers on the Internet (which he may or may not personally rank among his most cherished accolades) — threw out the ceremonial first pitch at Tuesday’s New York Mets game at Citi Field. And today folks are talking, because he did so extremely poorly.
On April 8, 1974, on a rainy Georgia night in Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium, Hammerin’ Hank Aaron (PeekYou profile here) — right fielder for the Atlanta Braves — did the unthinkable, and hit his 715th career home run; breaking the record long held by Babe Ruth, and once believed to be untouchable.
During Monday’s spring training game against the Cincinnati Reds, Cleveland Indians manager, Terry Francona (PeekYou profile), approached the mound to pull pitcher, Blake Wood (PeekYou profile), from the game.
