Pope Baseball: Coach Nick
Sunday, November 25
Fun Facts
This player had the longest career in baseball history which lasted from 1966 to 1993 and carried him through four teams where he struck out the most batters by sneaking balls past 5714 players.
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Nolan Ryan
This player hit a 643 foot home run in Detroit Brigg's Stadium in 1960, for the longest home run ever recorded.
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Mickey Mantle
This player has the highest lifetime batting average of .367
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Ty Cobb
This player hit the most home runs of any major league baseball career- 755.
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Hank Aaron
This player from the Tokyo Giants holds the world record for the most home runs in a career, with 868 homers during his 22 year career.
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Sadahara Oh
This player is the King of grand slam homers, hitting 23 in the span of his career.
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Lou Gehrig
This player holds the record for most games won (511)
and
most games lost (316) in his career.
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Cy Young
This player competed in 22 World Series games, pitched 146 World Series innings, and was on the winning team for 10 World Series games.
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Whitey Ford
This player hit the first major league triple in 1876.
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Levi Meyerle
These players were the first father/son team to play together. They added to their records by hitting home runs "back-to-back" in the same game.
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Ken Griffy, Sr. and Ken Griffy, Jr.
This player showed his bravery by capturing the title of Cy Young Award for four consecutive years.
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Greg Maddux
This player stuck it out for 2131 consecutive games (That's a lot of baseball!), breaking Lou Gehrig's record of 2130.
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Cal Ripkin, Jr.
This player manages the Indians to become the first black manager in the major league in 1975.
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Frank Robinson
This player who played for the Dodgers became Rookie of the Year in 1981, and also managed to snag the Cy Young Award in the same season.
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Fernando Valenzuela
This pitcher for the Rangers was studying medicine off-season and was able to save a fan's life when the man had a heart attack.
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Doc Medich
This 17-year-old baseball star, struck out 15 batters in the first show of the major leagues in 1936.
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Bob Feller
This player was the first to be named to the All Star game as well as football's Pro Bowl.
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Bo Jackson
This player was the first athlete to compete in the World Series and the Superbowl.
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Deion Sanders
This team has won more regular season games than any other pro team in
any
sport.
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The Chicago Cubs
This team has won the most league pennents and have also won the most World Series.
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The Yankees
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