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Constructing a Team from Players Who Have Been Both Senators/Twins and Giants
Before the inception of interleague play, the Giants’ great experience playing against the franchise now known as the Minnesota Twins was in two World Series. The Washington Senators beat the New York Giants, four games to three, in 1924, and … Continue reading
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This Day in Giants History: October 3, 1933
The Giants take game one of the World Series at the Polo Grounds‚ 4-2, as Carl Hubbell holds the Washington Senators to five hits and two unearned runs. Washington unravels when Buddy Myer makes a record-tying three errors. Mel Ott … Continue reading
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