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90SecondReCap provides a quick daily sports history lesson--often baseball, but not always--to go along with each day's cap.
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The first Mother’s Day as a U.S. national holiday saw big league baseball played in a park still standing—but maybe not the one you’re thinking. Chicago Cubs MLB Network Marquee Sports Network 670 The Score John Thorn Paul Sullivan #cubs #wrigleyfield #MotherDay
On this date in 1988, Greg Maddux blanked the Padres 1-0, with Vance Law’s two-strike suicide squeeze walking it off in the bottom of the tenth. Chicago Cubs San Diego Padres New Era Cap New Era CapStyle HAT CLUB #Cubs #baseballhistory #walkoffsqueeze
Born on this date in 1947, Tim Hosley blasted the Cubs’ THIRD pinch-hit grand slam in a 22-day stretch in 1975. Chicago Cubs Oakland A's Marquee Sports Network 670 The Score NBC Sports Bay Area & CA New Era Cap New Era CapStyle HAT CLUB #cubs #baseballhistory #pinchhitgrandslam
On this date in 1993, Mark Grace hit for the cycle—the most recent Cub to do so.
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OTD in 1973, Ernie Banks became the SECOND Black manager in MLB history, taking over after Whitey Lockman’s ejection. Mr. Cub’s former double-play partner Gene Baker was the first, a decade earlier. Marquee Sports Network 670 The Score Bob Kendrick Negro Leagues Baseball Museum Chicago Cubs John Thorn
On this date in 2010, Mike Fontenot pinch-hit the only grand slam of his MLB career, pacing the Chicago Cubs to a 14-7 W over the Cincinnati Reds. Marquee Sports Network 670 The Score New Era Cap New Era CapStyle CAP USA NYC #cubs #cubs history #pinchhitgrandslam
On this date in 1926, Bing Russell was born—a man who electrified Portland baseball after the plug had been pulled. New Era Cap New Era CapStyle Burdeen Shoes Goldie Hawn SMWW 🌎 Portland Diamond Project #pdxbaseball #portlandbaseball
Today we remember the man who's the answer to a trivia question so arcane that I likely just created it, and who died on this date in 1952. John Thorn Christopher Kamka Chicago Cubs Chicago Dogs Chicago Tribune Marquee Sports Network 670 The Score Paul Sullivan Sun-Times Sports #Cubs