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Today in sports history September 27, 1998. Mark McGuire becomes first player in MLB history to hit 70 home runs in one season. Now, keep in mind that Mark McGuire was injecting more horse cattle steriods than is humanly safe and the ball was flying out of the yard like he was playing tee-ball. But […] More
On September 8th, 1998 Mark McGwire passes Roger Maris with his 62nd home run of the season to become the single-season home run recordh holder. A record held for 37 years was finally broken. McGwire and Sosa’s homerun chase for the record captivated a nation and revived baseball which was struggling after the 1994 MLB […] More
Stanley Cup Playoffs: ROUND ONE! In this year’s edition of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, we are already in August, there is not fans in attendance, and 12 seeds are in the bracket. If this article was published a year ago dated from the future no one would believe me and that’s an excellent description of […] More
Following a weekend without a Cardinals vs. Cubs rivalry series being denied to baseball fans by the virus, the breaking news this time is that the Pittsburgh Pirates will not be flying out to St. Louis and their Monday game has been cancelled. The Cardinals had two players and one staff member test positive over […] More
Major League Baseball has been having trouble keeping their restart going smoothly after a huge outbreak of Coronavirus hit the Miami Marlins organization which resulted in multiple game cancellations around Major League Baseball. And now a new out break with the St. Louis Cardinals has resulted in more cancellations. The St. Louis Cardinals were set […] More
