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The Polack MSgt

(13,417 posts) Tue Apr 23, 2019, 10:34 PM Apr 2019

20 years ago today Cardinal 3rd baseman

Fernando Tatis hit 2 grand slams in one inning. A record that will probably last forever.

A record that will also last forever?

Dodger pitcher Chan Ho Park gave up BOTH grand slams

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20 years ago today Cardinal 3rd baseman (Original Post) The Polack MSgt Apr 2019 OP

Fernando Tatis pasted on some great baseball genes to his son, but I guarantee.... Brother Buzz Apr 2019 #1

That's amazing. Thanks for that stat . . . Journeyman Apr 2019 #2

I googled it and none of the anniversary articles The Polack MSgt Apr 2019 #5

I figured Cards won. It would have been one of those supreme ironies, however . . . Journeyman Apr 2019 #7

I thought Baltimore's Jim Gentile did that in the 60's world wide wally Apr 2019 #3

I'm pretty sure Jim Gentile hit Salamis The Polack MSgt Apr 2019 #4

That was a turnstile inning! kairos12 Apr 2019 #6

Brother Buzz

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1. Fernando Tatis pasted on some great baseball genes to his son, but I guarantee....

Reply to The Polack MSgt (Original post)

Tue Apr 23, 2019, 11:07 PM

Apr 2019

Junior, the rising star who is going to break a lot of records, will never eclipse that one.

Journeyman

(15,142 posts)

2. That's amazing. Thanks for that stat . . .

Reply to The Polack MSgt (Original post)

Tue Apr 23, 2019, 11:15 PM

Apr 2019

Yeah. That's a tough feat to match, let alone best.

Any idea what the final score of the game was?

The Polack MSgt

(13,417 posts)

5. I googled it and none of the anniversary articles

Reply to Journeyman (Reply #2)

Wed Apr 24, 2019, 06:53 AM

Apr 2019

Thought to include the final.

Had to re-google for the box score.

Cards 12, Dodgers 5

Journeyman

(15,142 posts)

7. I figured Cards won. It would have been one of those supreme ironies, however . . .

Reply to The Polack MSgt (Reply #5)

Wed Apr 24, 2019, 10:38 AM

Apr 2019

like losing a 9-inning no hitter on a bloop hit in the 10th, if the Dodgers had pulled out a win.

world wide wally

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3. I thought Baltimore's Jim Gentile did that in the 60's

Reply to The Polack MSgt (Original post)

Wed Apr 24, 2019, 12:18 AM

Apr 2019

The Polack MSgt

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4. I'm pretty sure Jim Gentile hit Salamis

Reply to world wide wally (Reply #3)

Wed Apr 24, 2019, 06:44 AM

Apr 2019

In 2 consecutive at bats, but not in 1 inning.

Wiki's wording was a bit cloudy but didnt say it was in a "batted around" situation.

kairos12

(13,242 posts)

6. That was a turnstile inning!

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Wed Apr 24, 2019, 09:13 AM

Apr 2019

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