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What single-game performance has been the most unexpected in baseball history? I am talking about Steve Jeltz hitting two home runs in 1600+ PA (his entire career to that point) and then hitting two in one game. I am talking about Tyler Gilbert throwing a no-hitter in his first career start ever.
Any other good examples of the most unexpected single game performances in baseball history?
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Per ESPN, yes, that's how much they now have in deferred payments for the years 2028-46. I'm sure this is going to get raised at the winter meetings. The rest of the piece lists how much is owed to each player, plus a few spiffs on the new Snell contract.
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I can think of three:
Shohei Ohtani: 6'4" 210 lbs.
Ken Griffey: 6'3" 200 lbs.
Elly De La Cruz: 6'5: 200 lbs.
Obviously these are big human beings but compared to guys like Judge (6'7" 285) or Mark McGuire (6'5" 250 during his later years post starting PEDs) or Frank Thomas (6'5" 270), they are pretty average size compared to their sport.
Edit: To clarify I am talking about players who consistently hit homeruns over 450 ft. Not just once in a while. Certainly there are smaller players who hit a lot of HRs because they are great hitters but they don't hit them as high or as far consistently like the aforementioned players do.
Also, height isn't the only thing it's weight too. A 5'11" 185 lb. player has a higher BMI than 6'5" 200. I am referring to BMI. A lot of you folks only talk about height. A 5'9" 205 lbs. guy is bigger than a 6'5" 200 lb. guy.
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Just as the title says. I'm sure this has probably been posted before. But baseball is my all-time favorite sport. I like football, don't get me wrong. But there's something about MLB that keeps me hooked all summer. My wife and I bond over it and the other day she told me how much she misses it. She's a Mets fan (Her family from Queens) and I'm a Blue Jays fan (Even though we're from Cleveland).
I'm playing Super Mega Baseball 4 and watching Pluto TVs MLB channel and just wishing I can go back to summer lol.
The MLB Winter Meetings 2024 is one of the most anticipated events in the world of professional baseball. Scheduled to take place in Dallas, Texas, from December 8-11, 2024, this annual gathering brings together representatives from all 30 Major League Baseball teams and 120 minor league affiliates to discuss trades, league business, and off-season moves.
Not a big free agency move to sign Montas, unless there's the angle of him being a Scott Boras client, like at least one other free agent.
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Just curious after a long reign over baseball and The Dodgers dominating this year. Just seems like we’ll not see a Astros WS win for years to come.
I’m really curious if the makers of Saturday’s Immaculate Grid knew that Rickey Henderson was the correct answer for every and any square.
Since you can’t pick the same player for multiple squares, I did my best to mock up the full grid if such a thing were allowed.