Sandy Koufax holds the ball from his second no-hitter, May 11, 1963, against the Giants at Dodger Stadium. He was perfect through 7 1/3 innings before a walk to Ed Bailey, against a Giants club with Mays, McCovey and Cepeda. Koufax threw a no-hitter in four straight seasons, 1962 the best?

#SandyKoufax #Dodgers
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Randy Johnson and Curt Schilling with the World Series trophy and MVP trophy, November 4, 2001. They shared Series MVP as Arizona beat the Yankees in seven, with Johnson winning three games, including a relief win in Game 7, and Luis Gonzalez's bloop single off Mariano Rivera ching punch ever?

#RandyJohnson #Diamondbacks
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Ken Griffey Jr. and Tony Gwynn before the 1992 All-Star Game at Jack Murphy Stadium in San Diego, July 14, 1992. Gwynn was the hometown star, but Griffey took the night, going 3-for-3 with a homer off Greg Maddux to win MVP, 12 years after his father won it. Who was the better Padre?

#KenGriffeyJr #TonyGwynn
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Mike Schmidt watches one fly in the Phillies' powder blues at Cincinnati. He finished with 548 home runs, eight NL home run titles, 10 Gold Gloves and three MVP awards, plus the 1980 World Series MVP. In the 1970s his Phillies kept running into the Big Red Machine. Is Schmidt the ll time?

#MikeSchmidt #Phillies
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Tony Conigliaro signs his first Red Sox contract in 1962 at 17, as brother Billy puts the cap on his head and scout Milt Bolling looks on. Two years later Tony C was starting in Fenway's outfield, and in 1965 he led the AL with 32 homers at 20, the youngest home run champ in your favorite Tony C moment?

#TonyConigliaro #RedSox
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🎃⚾ Baseball Halloween! The Rockford Peaches, Randy Johnson and the dove, Harry Caray, Judge and Altuve, the Sandlot crew with the real Squints and Ham, and Herman Munster with Leo Durocher. 👻 Which costume wins? #HappyHalloween #Baseball
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Yogi Berra swings at Yankee Stadium with Roy Campanella catching, a World Series meeting of the two best catchers of the 1950s. Each won three MVP awards, and both won it in 1951 and 1955. Their clubs met in five Fall Classics from 1949 to 1956, with the Yankees winning four. Who Yogi or Campy?

#YogiBerra #RoyCampanella
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🎃 Happy Halloween from Yogi and Carmen Berra, with Carmen in her witch costume. 🧙‍♀️ What's your favorite Yogi-ism?

#HappyHalloween #YogiBerra
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🎃 Leo Durocher gives Herman Munster a tryout in "Herman the Rookie," an episode of The Munsters that aired April 8, 1965. 🧟 Would you sign him?

#HappyHalloween #TheMunsters
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🎃 This kid went as Angel Hernandez, sunglasses and cane included. Every call tonight is final. 👻 Most creative baseball costume you've seen?

#HappyHalloween #Umpire
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🎃 A life-size Topps Shohei Ohtani Dodgers card. That's one card nobody is trading away. 🃏 Best card you ever pulled?

#HappyHalloween #Ohtani
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🎃 You're killing me, Smalls! A Halloween Sandlot crew posing with the real Squints and Ham, Chauncey Leopardi and Patrick Renna. ⚾👻 Which character would you be?

#HappyHalloween #TheSandlot
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🎃 Dad went as Aaron Judge (6'7"), the little one went as Jose Altuve (5'6"). Baseball's famous height gap, Halloween edition! 👻 Who wins this matchup?

#HappyHalloween #JoseAltuve
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🎃 Holy cow! A pint-sized Harry Caray with the big glasses, Cubs tie and WGN Sports mic. 🎙️ What's your favorite Harry call?

#HappyHalloween #HarryCaray
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🎃 Randy Johnson and the dove from his March 24, 2001 spring training fastball in Tucson. Best couples costume of the year? 🕊️👻

#HappyHalloween #RandyJohnson
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Herman Munster tries out for the Dodgers. The Greatest Slugger of them all. #HappyHalloween
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🎃 Three little Rockford Peaches and Jimmy Dugan, flask and all. There's no crying in baseball! 👻 Who's your favorite Peach?

#HappyHalloween #ALeagueOfTheirOwn
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Happy 63rd Birthday to Hall of Famer Fred McGriff, born this day in Tampa, FL. What are your thoughts and memories of "Crime Dog"?
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53 years ago this week, on October 30, 1973, Tom Seaver won the NL Cy Young, the first pitcher to win it with fewer than 20 wins. He went 19-10 and led the league with a 2.08 ERA and 251 strikeouts, edging Mike Marshall and 24-game winner Ron Bryant. Pictured in Game 6 of the kland, with Wayne Garrett at third. Should wins still matter?

#TomSeaver #Mets
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