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Sleep To Baseball PodcastAthletics @ Twins - 21 April 1969Final Score: Twins 8, Athletics 4. Location: Metropolitan Stadium (home of the Twins) Attendance: 4,130. The Twins put together enough offense to outscore the Athletics by 4 runs, winning 8–4. At this early point in the 1969 season, hits by Rod Carew stood out — he was already hitting very well. The win on April 21 helped the Twins build momentum early in the season. As per their season calendar, this was one of a string of wins around then. For the Athletics, this was one of their early losses of the 1969 campaign. What happened...
2025-11-292h 46Sleep To Baseball PodcastWhite Sox vs Dodgers - World Series Game 2 - October 2, 19591959 World Series — Game 2Date: October 2, 1959Venue: Comiskey Park (I), ChicagoAttendance: 47,653Final Score: Los Angeles Dodgers 4, Chicago White Sox 3Series: Tied 1–1ContextThe 1959 World Series was steeped in nostalgia and novelty:The White Sox were in their first Series since 1919.The Dodgers, in only their second year in Los Angeles, brought West Coast flair to a very Midwestern setting.The OTR broadcast by Mel Allen and By Saam is a gem — calm pacing, ambient hum of Comiskey Park’s crowd, and that warm ribbon...
2025-11-212h 20Sleep To Baseball Podcast1959 MLB All Star Game - PittsburghAnd now back to something to sleep or relax to - the 1959 MLB All-Star Game — Game 11959 MLB All-Star Game — Game 1Date: July 7, 1959Venue: Forbes Field, Pittsburgh, PAAttendance: 35,277Final Score: National League 5, American League 4Context1959 was the first year MLB held two All-Star Games, part of a short-lived plan to boost the players’ pension fund.This first game in Pittsburgh was defined by its soft summer atmosphere — a hazy afternoon at Forbes Field with distant organ music, the hum of a full crowd, and...
2025-11-152h 33Sleep To Baseball PodcastReds @ Dodgers - Game 1 , NL Wild Card Series (October 1 2025)Final ScoreDodgers 10, Reds 5. With this win the Dodgers took a 1–0 lead in the best-of-3 series. The Dodgers got off to a fast start: In the bottom of the 1st inning, Shohei Ohtani hit a leadoff solo home run off Reds starter Hunter Greene. In the bottom of the 3rd inning, the Dodgers broke things open: Teoscar Hernández hit a three-run homer, followed by a solo shot from Tommy Edman — turning it into a 5-0 lead. In the bottom of the 5th, Teoscar Hernández added his second home run of th...
2025-11-122h 27Sleep To Baseball PodcastDodgers @ Blue Jays - World Series Game 7 - 25 October 2025Unfortunately, Due to copyright limitations, some of the World Series games got taken down, so let's see if this one can stay up!Key Facts & ContextThe Dodgers defeated the Blue Jays 5-4 in 11 innings to clinch back-to-back championships. The series marked the Blue Jays’ first World Series appearance since 1993. The Dodgers became the first MLB team to win back-to-back World Series titles since the late 1990s-2000 Yankees. Game 7 attendance: 44,713 and game time about 4 hours, 7 minutes.In the top of the 3rd inning, Blue Jays’ B...
2025-11-103h 17Sleep To Baseball PodcastMets @ Astros - October 15, 1986 – (NLCS Game 6) Mets @ Astros - October 15, 1986 – (NLCS Game 6)in one of the most iconic games in baseball history, the New York Mets triumphed over the Houston Astros 7–6 in a 16-inning marathon at the Astrodome, clinching their first National League pennant since 1973. The game featured a dramatic comeback, with the Mets scoring three runs in the ninth inning to tie the game, and later adding three more in the top of the 16th. Astros' Billy Hatcher responded with a solo home run in the bottom of the 16th, but Mets' reliever Jesse Orosco struck out Kevin Bass with...
2025-10-313h 59Sleep To Baseball PodcastBlue Jays vs. Dodgers World Series Game 3 - October 27 2025Game 3 OverviewFinal Score: Dodgers 6, Blue Jays 5 (in 18 innings)Series Status: Dodgers lead 2–1 in the best-of-sevenDuration: 18 innings, 6 hours 39 minutes — tied for longest World Series game ever by inningsIn the 2nd inning, Teoscar Hernández hit a solo home run to open the scoring for L.A.In the 3rd, Shohei Ohtani launched a home run, pushing the Dodgers’ lead to 2–0 In the 4th inning, Alejandro Kirk crushed a three-run homer to put Toronto in front, 3–2Then Andrés Giménez added a sacrifice fly, extending the lead t...
2025-10-282h 11Sleep To Baseball PodcastDodgers @ Blue Jays - World Series Game 2 - 25 October 2025Game Summary — Dodgers 5, Blue Jays 1 (Series tied 1–1)The Los Angeles Dodgers bounced back to take Game 2 by a 5–1 margin, evening the series at one game apiece. The performance of the night was Yoshinobu Yamamoto, who threw a complete game — four hits allowed, eight strikeouts, zero walks, and retired the final 20 batters he faced. This was the first complete game in a World Series since 2015. He became the first pitcher to throw multiple complete games in the same postseason since Madison Bumgarner in 2014, and the first to do so in back-to-back postseason starts since Curt Schilling...
2025-10-271h 53Sleep To Baseball PodcastMariners @ Blue Jays - ALCS Game 7 - October 20, 2025Game 7 — Overview & Final LineDate / Time / Venue: October 20, 2025, at Rogers Centre, Toronto Final Score: Blue Jays 4, Mariners 3 Duration / Attendance: 2:50, 44,770 spectatorsGame Flow & Key MomentsEarly Innings: Back-and-ForthTop 1st: Julio Rodríguez doubled on the second pitch of the game. He scored on a one-out single by Josh Naylor, giving Seattle a quick 1–0 lead. Bottom 1st: The Blue Jays responded immediately. George Springer scored on an RBI single by Daulton Varsho, tying the game 1–1. Top 3rd: Rodríguez went deep — a solo home run off Shane Bieber — putting Seattle ahead 2–1.Top 5th: Cal Raleigh la...
2025-10-232h 04Sleep To Baseball PodcastBrewers @ Dodgers - NLCS Game 4 - October 17, 2025Game Summary — October 17, 2025Milwaukee Brewers at Los Angeles DodgersDodger Stadium, Los Angeles, CaliforniaAttendance: 52,883Final Score: Dodgers 5 – Brewers 12025 NLCS: Dodgers Sweep BrewersThe Dodgers defeated Milwaukee 4–0 in the best-of-seven series to win the 2025 National League Championship Series and advance to the World Series.They allowed only 4 runs in the entire series, and the Brewers’ team batting average was just .118 — the lowest ever by a team in a postseason series (of at least 3 games) Shohei Ohtani was named NLCS MVP thanks to an awe-inspiring Game 4 performance...
2025-10-231h 52Sleep To Baseball PodcastAngels @ White Sox - September 11 - 1983Game Summary: September 11, 1983 Angels at White SoxOn Sunday, September 11, 1983, the Chicago White Sox secured a 5–4 victory over the California Angels in a thrilling 10-inning game at Comiskey Park. The game was highlighted by a dramatic walk-off single by Harold Baines in the bottom of the ninth inning, driving in Julio Cruz for the win. This victory completed a perfect 7–0 homestand for the White Sox, marking their third such homestand in franchise history. The win improved their record to 84–59, extending their lead in the American League West division. Comme...
2025-10-202h 47Sleep To Baseball PodcastRed Sox @ New York Mets - 1986 World Series – Game 61986 World Series – Game 6: Boston Red Sox @ New York MetsOctober 25, 1986 – Shea Stadium, New YorkGame 6 of the 1986 World Series between the Boston Red Sox and New York Mets is one of the most famous games in baseball history. Broadcast nationally on NBC with Vin Scully and Joe Garagiola, the game was filled with tension and unforgettable ambience.The Red Sox took the lead early and were just one strike away from their first championship since 1918. But in the bottom of the 10th at Shea Stadium, the Mets staged a legendary comeback. Gary Carter, Kevin Mitchel...
2025-10-103h 38Sleep To Baseball PodcastAthletics @ Giants – 1989 World Series Game 3 (The Earthquake Game)1989 World Series – Game 3: Oakland Athletics @ San Francisco GiantsOctober 17, 1989 – Candlestick Park, San FranciscoGame 3 of the ’89 Series was set to be a classic Bay Area matchup, but it will forever be remembered for what happened before the first pitch. At 5:04 PM local time, just minutes before the scheduled start, a 6.9 magnitude earthquake struck the Bay Area. The broadcast from ABC cut out mid-introduction, with commentators Al Michaels, Tim McCarver, and Jim Palmer initially thinking it was just technical difficulties—until the reality set in. The sound of the crowd, the shaking of Candlestick Park, and the stunned si...
2025-10-042h 38Sleep To Baseball PodcastIndians @ Marlins - 1997 World Series - Game 7Date & Venue: October 26, 1997 – Pro Player Stadium, Miami, FloridaFinal Score: Florida Marlins 3, Cleveland Indians 2 (11 innings)Summary:Game 7 of the 1997 World Series was a tense, rain-soaked, extra-innings thriller that ended with the expansion Florida Marlins winning their first championship in only their fifth season of existence.The Cleveland Indians struck first in the 3rd inning when Tony Fernández singled in a run, giving them a 1–0 lead. The game remained tight as both starters . Jaret Wright for Cleveland and Al Leiter for Florida , battled effectively.In the 9th inning, the Indians were j...
2025-09-274h 23Sleep To Baseball PodcastBlue Jays @ Rangers - May 1, 1991 - Nolan Ryan no-hitterGame SummaryWhat happened: Nolan Ryan (age 44) threw his seventh and final no-hitter, for the Texas Rangers versus the Toronto Blue Jays.Final Score: Rangers 3, Blue Jays 0. Location: Arlington Stadium, Arlington, Texas. Attendance: 33,439 spectatorsLength of Game: Approximately 2 hours 25 minutes.Pitching Performance & Key StatsRyan’s performance: He struck out 16 batters, walked 2. Total pitches: 122 pitches, with 83 strikes. Opposing team: The Blue Jays were then among the best hitting teams in baseball, yet were held hitless. Final out: Future Hall of Famer Roberto Alomar struck out swinging on a fastball to end the game.
2025-09-232h 06Sleep To Baseball PodcastChicago White Sox @ California Angels - October 5, 1980Chicago White Sox vs. California Angels — October 5, 1980Ballpark: Comiskey Park (the original, South Side of Chicago) City: Chicago, Illinois Occasion: Final day of the MLB regular season and the final White Sox broadcast on WSNS Channel 44 before their games moved to another station.So this one wasn’t a thriller like a World Series Game 7 — but as a last-day-of-the-season snapshot at old Comiskeywith Harry Caray and Jimmy Piersall signing off WSNSThe Game Flow1st Inning (Sox strike fast): Chicago got to Angels sta...
2025-09-182h 02Sleep To Baseball PodcastNew York Yankees @ Pittsburgh Pirates - World Series Game 7 - October 13, 1960: (last 3 innings)1960 World Series – Game 7Date: October 13, 1960Location: Forbes Field, PittsburghTeams: Pittsburgh Pirates vs. New York YankeesThe Game SummaryThis was one of the most dramatic and unusual World Series finales ever played.The Pirates jumped out early with a 4–0 lead, sparked by Rocky Nelson’s two-run homer and a Roberto Clemente RBI.The Yankees, with their thunderous lineup (Mantle, Maris, Berra), clawed back. Yogi Berra hit a key three-run homer to put New York ahead 5–4.By the top of the 8th, the Yankees...
2025-09-1159 minSleep To Baseball PodcastMets @ Astros - NLCS Game 6 - October 15, 19861986 NLCS Game 6New York Mets @ Houston Astros – October 15, 1986Location: Astrodome, Houston, TXFinal Score: Mets 7, Astros 6 (16 innings)Series Result: Mets win NLCS, 4–2Game Summary:Game 6 of the 1986 NLCS was an epic, exhausting, and dramatic classic that stretched across 16 innings and nearly 5 hours—a test of endurance, willpower, and championship resolve. The Astros, behind starter Bob Knepper, dominated early, taking a 3-0 lead into the 9th inning. With just three outs to go and ace Mike Scott looming for Game 7, it looked all but over for the Mets.B...
2025-08-303h 59Sleep To Baseball PodcastGiants @ Dodgers - 03 NL Championship Game - 1951Game 3 – October 3, 1951 @ Polo Grounds (NY)On October 3, 1951, the Giants staged a dramatic come‑from‑behind comeback in the bottom of the ninth at the Polo Grounds when Bobby Thomson hit the legendary walk-off homer off Ralph Branca, turning a 4–2 deficit into a 5–4 pennant win. The radio broadcast, carried on WMCA in New York, featured broadcaster Russ Hodges, whose repeated exclamation “The Giants win the pennant!” became one of the most timeless calls in sports history.Why It Still MattersOne of baseball’s most-cinematic finishes from a 13½-game deficit in mid-August to...
2025-08-232h 11Sleep To Baseball PodcastDodgers @ Yankees - World Series Game 7 - 1955On October 4, 1955, the Brooklyn Dodgers secured their first World Series title by defeating the New York Yankees 2–0 in Game 7 at Yankee Stadium. This victory marked a significant moment for the Dodgers, who had previously lost five World Series to the Yankees.Game SummaryThe game's standout performer was 23-year-old left-handed pitcher Johnny Podres, who delivered a complete-game shutout. He allowed only eight hits and no runs over nine innings, earning his second win of the series and being named the World Series MVP.Offensively, the Dodgers scored thei...
2025-08-162h 38Sleep To Baseball PodcastBrooklyn Dodgers @ Chicago Cubs - June 4, 1957 - Pt2Personally ,this is a holy grail find.I was looking for games from the 1950's that had a sense of ambience, and found this. Not an awful lot happens on this Tuesday night game from June 4th, 1957 but the ambience, sound and most of all, commentary from Vin Scully, Jerry Doggett, Al Helfer and Tex Rickards is top shelf.Incredible mood, there is no dramatic steals or series‑clinching tension in this game just a great atmosphere. I’ve split it into two parts, applied a gen...
2025-08-081h 17Sleep To Baseball PodcastBrooklyn Dodgers @ Chicago Cubs - June 4, 1957 - Pt1Personally ,this is a holy grail find.I was looking for games from the 1950's that had a sense of ambience, and found this. Not an awful lot happens on this Tuesday night game from June 4th, 1957 but the ambience, sound and most of all, commentary from Vin Scully, Jerry Doggett, Al Helfer and Tex Rickards is top shelf.Incredible mood, there is no dramatic steals or series‑clinching tension in this game just a great atmosphere. I’ve split it into two parts, applied a gen...
2025-08-041h 46Sleep To Baseball PodcastReds @ Houston Colt 45s, April 23, 1964In SummaryKen Johnson’s April 23 outing was a pitcher’s dream and nightmare in one: dominant on the mound, but undone by tiny errors. A rare and unforgettable slice of baseball history.Why It MattersJohnson's game stands as a unique oddity in modern baseball lore—a heartbreaking masterpiece.The story also underscores how defensive miscues, not just pitching performances, can shape a game’s fate.Despite this gem, the Colt .45s struggled all season, finishing 9th in the NL with a 66–96 recordScoring...
2025-07-261h 56Sleep To Baseball PodcastExpos @ Astros - July 9 , 1976On July 9, 1976, at the Astrodome in Houston, Larry Dierker delivered a historic performance, pitching a no-hitter as the Astros defeated the Expos 6–0Pitching Masterclass by Larry DierkerDierker threw a complete-game gem, issuing four walks but fanning 8 batters—including two in the decisive ninth inning It was the fifth no-hitter in Astros franchise historyHe improved to 8–8 on the seasonHistorical SignificanceDierker’s performance was his first no-hitter, capping off after near-misses and solid seasonsThis feat marked a turning point in his...
2025-07-202h 33Sleep To Baseball PodcastOrioles @ Pirates - World Series Game 5 , 1971Orioles @ Pirates - World Series Game 5 , 1971Final Score & ContextPirates 4, Orioles 0The win gave Pittsburgh a 3–2 lead in the best‑of‑seven seriesKey MomentsStarting Pitchers:Nelson Briles (PIT) started over aces to save them for Games 6–7—a bold move by manager Danny Murtaugh Dave McNally (BAL) took the loss—Baltimore's veteran lefty struggled, allowing two early runsDominant Pitching:Briles threw a complete-game two-hit shutout, striking out two and allowing zero earned runsScoring Summa...
2025-07-152h 42Sleep To Baseball PodcastGiants @ Phillies - July 9th, 1993Giants @ Phillies - July 9th, 1993HighlightsWin: Starter Bud Black (8–1) earned the win, silencing speculation about his postseason readiness Loss: Phillies’ starter Ben Rivera took the loss, falling to 9–4 Key Inning for Giants: They blew the game open in the 2nd with 7 runs.Giants’ Offense: Mattress-fields like Will Clark (3 H, HR), Barry Bonds (3 H), Steve Scarsone (4 H, HR), and Kirt Manwaring (4 H) were on fire.Phillies’ response: Dug in with homers from Ricky Jordan, alongside RBI hits from Stocker and HollinsContext & AftermathT...
2025-07-103h 18Sleep To Baseball PodcastDodgers @ Reds - July 28, 1957 Dodgers @ Reds - July 28, 1957Broadcasters: Vin Scully and Jerry Doggett Game Summary (1957-07-28: Dodgers vs. Reds)Teams: Brooklyn Dodgers vs. Cincinnati RedsVenue: Crosley Field, CincinnatiResult: The Dodgers won the game 5–3.Highlights:Don Drysdale pitched for the Dodgers.The Dodgers' offense was bolstered by home runs and timely hitting.The game was part of the final season the Dodgers played in Brooklyn before moving to Los Angeles in 1958.During that time:D...
2025-07-042h 14Sleep To Baseball PodcastCubs @ Cardinals - June 13, 1987On June 13, 1987, the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Chicago Cubs 9–2 at Busch Stadium II in St. Louis. The game was attended by 47,395 fans and lasted 3 hours and 19 minutes. The Cardinals took an early lead with two runs in the first inning and continued to build their advantage throughout the game. The Cubs managed to score two runs, but the Cardinals' offense proved too strong, resulting in a decisive victory for St. Louis.St. Louis Cardinals:The Cardinals' offense was led by several players contributing to the nine-run total.Their pitch...
2025-06-292h 55Sleep To Baseball PodcastGiants @ Dodgers - August 5, 1957Giants @ Dodgers - August 5, 1957Featuring Jerry Doggett (first four innings), Al Helfer, and Vin ScullyGame Summary: Dodgers 5, Giants 2Pitching duel: Dodgers’ Don Drysdale hurled 8⅔ strong innings, earning his 9th win of the season. Curt Barclaywas the Giants’ starter and was solid through six innings before being relieved by Marv Grissom, who closed it out for his 12th save sabr.org+9sabr.org+9baseballanalysts.com+9.Early lead: Brooklyn scored single runs in the 2nd, 3rd, and 5th innings, taking a 3–2 advantageInsurance runs: Two more runs came in the 7th...
2025-06-222h 23Sleep To Baseball PodcastMets @ Braves - September 21, 1995On September 21, 1995, the Atlanta Braves shut out the New York Mets 3–0 at Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium. The game lasted just 1 hour and 57 minutes and was attended by 29,982 fansGame SummaryAll three of the Braves' runs came in the third inning, capitalizing on Mets defensive errors and timely hitting. Chipper Jones delivered a two-run double, and Fred McGriff added an RBI groundoutPitching HighlightsGreg Maddux (Braves): Delivered a dominant performance, pitching 8 shutout innings, allowing 5 hits, no walks, and striking out 9 batters. This win improved his season...
2025-06-181h 39Sleep To Baseball PodcastGiants @ Yankees - October 6, 1937 - World Series Game 1 Giants @ Yankees - October 6, 1937 - World Series Game 1Broadcasters - NBC Radio:Tom ManningRed BarberWarren BrownGame SummaryFinal Score: Yankees 8, Giants 1 Attendance: 60,573Duration: ~2 hours 20 minutesPitching Duel:Giants’ ace Carl “King” Hubbell (22–8 in regular season) faced the Yankees’ star Lefty Gomez (21 wins) They pitched scoreless ball through the first four innings.First Scoring:In the top of the 5th, Giants took a 1–0 lead: Jimmy...
2025-06-112h 45Sleep To Baseball PodcastAtlanta Braves @ Minnesota Twins - World Series Game 7 - October 27, 19911991 World Series Game 7 – Atlanta Braves vs. Minnesota TwinsDate: October 27, 1991Location: Metrodome, Minneapolis, MinnesotaFinal Score: Twins 1, Braves 0 (10 innings)Series Result: Twins win World Series, 4-3Summary:Game 7 of the 1991 World Series is widely regarded as one of the greatest games in baseball history. It was a tense, scoreless duel through 9 innings between two aces:Jack Morris (Twins): Threw 10 shutout innings, allowing 7 hits and 0 runs in a legendary performance.John Smoltz (Braves): Pitched brilliantly as well, going 7.1 innings and giving up no runs.Key...
2025-06-072h 33Sleep To Baseball PodcastCardinals @ Dodgers - July 25, 1959Love the way this one sounds and is recorded. The commentator for this is Jack BrickhouseOn July 25, 1959, the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 4–2 in a 10-inning game at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. The game was attended by 31,105 fans and lasted 2 hours and 11 minutes.The Dodgers took an early lead by scoring two runs in the first inning. However, the Cardinals responded with a run in the fifth and another in the eighth, tying the game at 2–2. In the top of the 10th inning...
2025-06-0550 minSleep To Baseball PodcastTexas Rangers @ Arizona Diamondbacks - World Series Game 5 - November 2023I've tried to find some classic Rangers games and this recent one came to mind, anything before this is a blur, if anyone has any Rangers games that I should check out please let me know in the comments.Thank youAbout the game - The Rangers entered the 2023 season as the longest-existing (63 years) of six MLB teams never to win a World SeriesPitted in the World Series against the Arizona Diamondbacks—an even bigger postseason surprise, stunning National League competition de...
2025-05-312h 26Sleep To Baseball PodcastBlue Jays @ Athletics, ALCS Game 1, October 3, 1989On October 3, 1989, the Oakland Athletics defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 7–3 in Game 1 of the American League Championship Series at the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum.Game SummaryPitching Matchup: Oakland's ace Dave Stewart faced Toronto's Dave StiebEarly Scoring: Toronto took a 2–0 lead in the second inning with a sacrifice fly by Ernie Whitt and an RBI single from Nelson Liriano. Whitt added a solo homer in the fourth, extending the lead to 3–1.Oakland's Response: Dave Henderson hit a solo home run in the second, and Carney Lansford's RBI single in the fif...
2025-05-302h 29Sleep To Baseball PodcastTriumph & Tragedy - The 1984 San Diego Padres DocumentarySomething a little different this weekI Came across this documentary about the Padres that I thought was interesting , and worth putting on the channel for those that are interested.There's a good story about Bruce Bochy grabbing Ed Whitson in the pool during a break at Spring TrainingAnd the rooftop catch is pretty epic.
2025-05-2149 minSleep To Baseball PodcastCubs @ Padres - Game 5, October 7, 1984Chicago Cubs 3 at Padres 6, F -- It was the decisive Game 5 of the National League Championship Series. The Cubs had posted the NL's best record that season, and they had stormed out to a 2-0 series lead. But because of an old Major League Baseball rule at that time, the Padres had the home-field advantage and would play the final three games in San Diego because then the advantage simply shifted every other year. So the Padres had proceeded to win the next two at home, and now there was a full house to...
2025-05-172h 28Sleep To Baseball PodcastPirates @ Braves - NLCS Game 7, October 14, 1992I've been trying to find some classic Brave's games, this one came to mind however if anyone has any suggestions for other games worth checking out, please drop a comment.Wednesday, October 14, 1992Start Time: 8:30 p.m. LocalAttendance: 51,975Venue: Atlanta-Fulton County StadiumGame Duration: 3:22
2025-05-102h 49Sleep To Baseball PodcastOrioles @ Phillies - World Series Game 5, October 16, 1983Orioles @ Phillies - World Series Game 5, October 16, 19831983 World Series — Game 5Date: October 16, 1983Location: Veterans Stadium, PhiladelphiaSeries: Orioles led 3–1 coming into this game, needing one more win to clinch.How the game unfoldedPitching matchup:Baltimore Orioles: Scott McGregorPhiladelphia Phillies: Charles HudsonThe game was a tense pitchers’ duel for much of the day. Both starters kept the game scoreless through four innings.Top of the 5th:Eddie Murray, who had been relatively quiet earlier in the series, broke through in a big way. He smashed a two-run homer off Hudson, putting the Oriole...
2025-03-171h 53Sleep To Baseball PodcastWhite Sox @ Astros - World Series, Game 4, 2005White Sox @ Astros - World Series, Game 4, 20052005 World Series — Game 4Date: October 26, 2005Location: Minute Maid Park, Houston, TexasSeries: Chicago White Sox led 3–0 over the Houston Astros, looking to complete a sweep.How the game unfolded1st inning:The White Sox struck first. Jermaine Dye hit an RBI single to score Willie Harris, giving Chicago a 1–0 lead. It would be the only run scored in the entire game.Pitchers’ duel:Freddy García (White Sox) pitched brilliantly, g...
2025-02-031h 24Sleep To Baseball PodcastReds @ Athletics , World Series, Game 4, 1990Reds @ Athletics , 1990 World Series — Game 4Date: October 20, 1990Location: Oakland–Alameda County Coliseum, Oakland, CASeries: Cincinnati Reds led 3–0, needing one more win to complete a stunning upset sweep of the defending champion A’s.🏟 How the game unfoldedEarly tension:The game started as a pitchers’ duel between Dave Stewart (A’s) and José Rijo (Reds). Both traded scoreless innings through the early going.6th inning:Oakland finally broke through. With two outs, Willie McGee singled to right, scoring Carney Lansford to put the A’s ahead 1–0. It was their first lead...
2025-01-122h 19Sleep To Baseball PodcastRed Sox @ Cardinals - World Series Game 4 , October 27, 2004Red Sox @ Cardinals - World Series Game 4 , October 27, 2004Wednesday, October 27, 2004Start Time: 7:26 p.m.Local Attendance: 52,037Venue: Busch Stadium IIGame Duration: 3:14Night Game, on grassHow the game unfolded1st inning:The Red Sox wasted no time. Johnny Damon led off with a solo home run off Jason Marquis, immediately putting Boston up 1–0.3rd inning:Trot Nixon doubled to drive in two runs, stretching the lead to 3–0.7th inning:The Sox added insurance when Ortiz was intentionally walk...
2024-12-182h 532024-12-111h 50Sleep To Baseball PodcastNew York Yankees @ California Angels , July 13, 1979New York Yankees @ California Angels , July 13, 1979Game Summary – Yankees @ Angels (July 13, 1979)Final Score: Angels 6, Yankees 1 Venue & Conditions: Anaheim Stadium, attendance 41,805. Game time ~2h53m🏟 Key MomentsPitching Duel:Nolan Ryan (Angels) pitched a near no-hit gem—he carried it into the 9th inning before giving up his only allowed hit.Luis Tiant (Yankees) had a strong outing but let in 6 runs SABRBaseball-Reference.com+2Baseball-Reference.com+2SABR+2.Breaking the No-Hitter:With two outs in the bottom of the 8th, Jim Spencer hit a sinking liner. It was ruled an error on...
2024-12-042h 41Sleep To Baseball PodcastAthletics@ Yankees July 17, 1970Athletics@ Yankees July 17, 1970
Friday, July 17, 1970
Start Time: 8:06 p.m.
Local Attendance: 17,821
Venue: Yankee Stadium
2024-11-212h 30Sleep To Baseball PodcastDodgers @ Yankees - World Series Game 5, Oct 30, 2024,Dodgers @ Yankees - World Series Game 5, Oct 30, 2024,Final Score: Dodgers 7, Yankees 6; Dodgers win series 4–1Scoring HighlightsEarly Domination by Yankees:1st inning: Aaron Judge and Jazz Chisholm Jr. hit back-to-back homers—Yankees up 3–0.2nd inning: RBI single by Alex Verdugo brings Volpe home—4–0.3rd inning: Giancarlo Stanton solo homer—5–0 lead Dodgers Fight Back (5th inning):A series of Yankees errors (Judge, Volpe, Rizzo/Cole misplay) lead to five unearned runs—Freddie Freeman (RBI single), Teoscar Hernández (two-run double) tie it 5–5 Lead Changes:6th inning: Stanton’s sacrifice fly puts Yankees ahead 6–58th in...
2024-10-312h 52Sleep To Baseball Podcast1934 All-Star Game - Ft Babe Ruth & Lou Gehrig - NY Polo GroundsSleep To Baseball Podcast Episode 17
Something a bit different this week, an incredible find of the 1934 All-Star game featuring Babe Ruth & Lou Gehrig from the NY Polo Grounds
2024-10-283h 13Sleep To Baseball PodcastReds @ Athletics, October 20, 1972 - World Series Game 5Sleep To Baseball Podcast Episode 16
Reds at Athletics, October 20, - World Series Game 5 1972
2024-10-211h 55Sleep To Baseball PodcastCardinals @ Royals, October 27, 1985 - World Series, Game 7Sleep To Baseball Podcast Episode 15Cardinals @ Royals, October 27, 1985 - World Series, Game 71985 World Series — Game 7Date: October 27, 1985Venue: Royals Stadium (now Kauffman Stadium), Kansas CitySeries: Tied 3–3 coming into this decisive Game 7.🏟 How the game unfolded⚾ Pitching matchup:Royals: Bret Saberhagen, their 21-year-old ace, who had already won Game 3.Cardinals: John Tudor, who’d shut out the Royals in Game 4.🔥 The Royals’ big night2nd inning:The Royals jumped out early. Darryl Motley crushed a 2-run homer to left, putting Kansas C...
2024-09-172h 32Sleep To Baseball PodcastKansas City ROYALS at Chicago WHITE SOX , August 20 , 1985Sleep To Baseball Podcast Episode 15
Kansas City ROYALS at Chicago WHITE SOX , August 20 , 1985
2024-09-102h 43Sleep To Baseball PodcastRangers at Tigers, April 10, 1984Sleep To Baseball Podcast Episode 14Rangers at Tigers, April 10, 1984World Champion Detroit Tigers in their home opener 1984, original WDIV Broadcast with George Kell and Al Kaline from Tiger Stadium
2024-08-273h 16Sleep To Baseball PodcastTigers at Royals, ALCS Game 1 , October 2, 1984Sleep To Baseball Podcast Episode 14
Tigers @ Royals, ALCS Game 1 , October 2, 1984
2024-08-202h 49Sleep To Baseball PodcastWhite Sox at Tigers, August 25 , 1976Sleep To Baseball Podcast Episode 13
White Sox at Tigers, August 25 , 1976
2024-08-131h 54Sleep To Baseball PodcastAngels @ White Sox - September 09, 1983Sleep To Baseball Podcast Episode 12Angels @ White Sox , Sept 09, 1983On September 9, 1983, at Comiskey Park, the Chicago White Sox absolutely dominated the California Angels, posting an emphatic 11–0 shutout in front of 36,650 fansGame HighlightsPitching Performance: The White Sox pitching staff completely shut down the Angels lineup. RHP Britt Burns(though some box scores credit others) delivered a stellar performance over 7+ scoreless innings, backed by relievers who kept the Angels off the board .Explosive Offense:Big innings in the third, seventh, and ninth pro...
2024-04-032h 45Sleep To Baseball PodcastWhite Sox @ Red Sox , September 2, 1967Final Score: White Sox 4, Red Sox 1 Venue: Fenway ParkAttendance: 28,222Duration: 2 h 46 m Winning Pitcher: Joe Horlen (15–6)Losing Pitcher: Jim Lonborg (18–7) ⚾ Game Highlights1️⃣ Early Offensive BurstChicago jumped out ahead in the 1st inning, plating 3 runs before Boston could respond . The key hits included a mix of timely singles and aggressive base running.2️⃣ Boston’s RunThe Red Sox got on the board in the 4th inning with a run that cut the lead to 3–1, though it proved to be their only score of the day .3️⃣ Insurance RunChicago added an i...
2024-03-112h 59Sleep To Baseball PodcastMets @ Giants - August 28, 1987Sleep To Baseball Podcast Episode 11Mets @ Giants - 28 August, 1987Game SummaryFinal Score: Mets 4, Giants 0 Baseball-Reference.com+7Baseball-Reference.com+7YouTube+7Attendance: 36,507Game Duration: 2 hours 45 minutes Baseball-Reference.com+2Baseball-Reference.com+2ESPN.com+2⚾ Key HighlightsDominant Shutdown by Dwight Gooden:Gooden earned the win, going the distance with a complete-game shutout, allowing only 5 hits and striking out 8, improving to 12–4 on the season .Strong Mets Offense:The Mets plated one run in the 6th inning and then exploded for 3 insurance runs in the 9th, providing a comfortable cush...
2024-01-251h 57Sleep To Baseball PodcastReds @ Orioles 1970 World Series, Game 5 Pt 1Sleep To Baseball Podcast Episode 10
Reds @ Orioles 1970 World Series, Game 5 Pt 1
2024-01-161h 00Sleep To Baseball PodcastYankees @ Dodgers 1952 World Series, Game 6 Pt 2Sleep To Baseball Podcast Episode 9 Pt2
Yankees @ Dodgers 1952 World Series, Game 6
Commentary from Mel Allen & Red Barber
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Commentary from Mel Allen & Red Barber
2024-01-121h 09Sleep To Baseball PodcastYankees @ Braves - 1957 World Series Game 3Sleep To Baseball Podcast Episode 8Yankees @ Braves - 1957 World Series Game 3Commentary from "Mr. Radio Baseball", - AL Helfer1957 World Series — Game 3Date: October 5, 1957Venue: Milwaukee County Stadium, Milwaukee, WisconsinSeries Status: Yankees led 2–0 coming into Game 3.🏟 How the game unfoldedPitching matchup:Yankees: Bob Turley (started)Braves: Lew Burdette (started)Early innings:The game was a pitching duel with both starters keeping the scoring low. Lew Burdette, in particular, was dominant throughout.Scoring:The Braves broke through in the 3rd inning.Andy Pafko hit a t...
2024-01-092h 59Sleep To Baseball PodcastPirates @ Orioles - 1971 World Series, Game 7: Pt 2Sleep To Baseball Podcast Episode 7
Pirates @ Orioles - 1971 World Series, Game 7: Pt 2
2024-01-061h 15Sleep To Baseball PodcastPirates @ Orioles - 1971 World Series, Game 7: Pt 1Sleep To Baseball Podcast Episode 6
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Sleep To Baseball PodcastAthletics @ Dodgers 1974 World Series, Game 1: Pt 2Sleep To Baseball Podcast Episode 5
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Sleep To Baseball PodcastAthletics @ Dodgers 1974 World Series, Game 1: Pt 1Sleep To Baseball Podcast Episode 4Athletics @ Dodgers 1974 World Series, Game 1: Pt 1Game Highlights:Reggie Jackson opened the scoring with a solo home run in the top of the second inning off Dodgers' pitcher Andy Messersmith.The Athletics added another run in the fifth inning when Ken Holtzman, making his first at-bat of the season due to the designated hitter rule, doubled and later scored on a Bert Campaneris suicide squeeze bunt.The Dodgers responded with a run in the bottom of the fifth, capitalizing on an error...
2023-12-281h 08Sleep To Baseball PodcastOrioles at Mets - 1969 World Series Game 3, October 14Sleep To Baseball Podcast Episode 3Orioles at Mets - 1969 World Series Game 3, October 14969 World Series — Game 3Date: October 14, 1969Venue: Shea Stadium, New YorkSeries Status: Mets led the series 2–0, looking to extend their lead.🏟 How the game unfoldedPitching matchup:Mets: Tom Seaver (starter)Orioles: Mike Cuellar (starter)Early scoring:The Mets scored first in the 3rd inning with a run to take a 1–0 lead.The Orioles responded with a run in the 4th inning to tie the game 1–1.Key moments:The Mets struck back in the 6th inning...
2023-12-2459 minSleep To Baseball PodcastMLB New York Yankees vs Toronto Blue Jays - 15.05.2023Sleep To Baseball Podcast Episode 2
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