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Constructing a Team of Players Who Have Been Both Braves and Giants
Tonight the Giants start a three-game series against the Atlanta Braves. To mark the occasion, I’ve utilized Baseball-Reference’s multi-franchise tool and compiled a team out of the guys who played for both the Braves and the Giants. In the case … Continue reading →
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Tagged Al Dark, Atlanta Braves, Bob Elliott, Boston Braves, Brett Butler, Burleigh Grimes, Darrell Evans, Dave Bancroft, Dave Koslo, Doc Crandall, Dolf Luque, Eddie Stanky, Ernie Lombardi, Felipe Alou, Gaylord Perry, Hoyt Wilhelm, Kenny Lofton, Milwaukee Braves, Orlando Cepeda, Red Schoendienst, Rogers Hornsby, Sid Gordon, Steve Bedrosian, Stu Miller, Terry Mulholland, Tim Hudson, Walker Cooper, Warren Spahn
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This Day in Giants History, April 25, 1969: Jack Hiatt Ties a Record
Giants catcher Jack Hiatt hits a two-run, first-inning home run and a thirteenth-inning grand slam to pace a 12-8 victory over Houston at Candlestick Park. Hiatt has seven RBI in the game, which ties the Giant record for a catcher, … Continue reading →
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Tagged 1944 Giants, 1969 Giants, catchers, Ernie Lombardi, Jack Hiatt, records
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