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MLBbro Billy Sample Reflects On His Career, Including His Season With The Yankees In 1985 mlbbro.com/2026/06/14/mlbbro…

Mitchell Robinson joins these Louisiana legends to win an NBA Championship

With a fifth-inning single against the Chicago White Sox, Jimmy Rollins becomes the all-time hits leader for the Philadelphia Phillies, surpassing Hall of Famer Mike Schmidt. In 15 seasons in Philadelphia, Rollins won the NL MVP (2007), the 2008 World Series, played in three All-Star games, won four Gold Gloves, and a Silver Slugger Award.

Jackie Meets Larry & History Is Made

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Jordan Walker takes the top spot in this weeks edition of #HighFive for MLBbro.com

Congrats to MLBbro Josh Bell On His 200th Career Bro Bomb 🔥🔥

Hank Aaron hits a grand slam for his 649th career home run, moving him past Willie Mays into second place on the all-time list. Aaron’s slam, the 14th of his career, tied him with Gil Hodges for the National League record.

There are memorable debuts, and then there is Marcus Thames’ debut. Making his first major league appearance at Yankee Stadium and facing future Hall of Famer Randy Johnson, Thames sent the first pitch he saw in the majors into the left center field seats. He was just the 17th player, and second Yankee to homer in his first at-bat. Thames spent 10 seasons in the bigs as a player and is currently the hitting coach for the Kansas City Royals. He still holds the Detroit Tigers record for at-bats per home run (14.8)

Angels closer Lee Smith sets a new major league record by collecting his 16th consecutive save in 16 appearances, as California beat Baltimore 5-4 at Camden Yards. Ate age 37, Smith would earn his 7th All-Star appearance and collect 30 or more saves for the 10th time in his Hall of Fame career.

Dodgers catcher Roy Campanella sets a new National League record for catchers with his 237th career home run. The 1957 season would be Campanella’s last in the majors, as he would suffer a career-ending spinal injury in January of 1958. In 10 seasons in Brooklyn, “Campy” won three MVP awards, and was an eight-time All-Star.

In the first game of a doubleheader between the Pirates and Padres, Dock Ellis threw a no-hitter while reportedly under the influence of LSD. Ellis said the threw his notorious no-no despite being unable to feel the ball or see the batter or catcher clearly.   Ellis walked eight and struck out six, but got great defensive support from his teammates. Ellis regretted taking the drug because it robbed him of what should have been one of his greatest memories. Ellis would start the All-Stsr game and win a World Series title with the Pirates in 1971. He retired after the 1979 season with a career record of 138-119.

A pair of MLBbros were a part of history as the Giants beat the Rangers 4-3 in the first-ever interleague game. San Francisco outfielder Darryl Hamilton recorded the first interleague base hit, while his teammate Glenallen Hill was the first National League designated hitter in a regular season game.

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“If the Pelicans want to move into the Top 10 for a player that they believe is a future star, I can respect that. But having that level of ambition without the direction of going along with it is how bad teams stay bad.” @DMGrubb Should Pels Trade Into Top 10?

If the Knicks finish this in 5, and the only game they lost was with Trump in the building, and they have the greatest comeback in playoff history, and they beat Wemby to stave off what was seen as inevitable…that’s a really great run.

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The Pelicans have started to move on filling out front office spots across departments. Expect more announcements as soon as next week across different areas

@DMGrubb joined us on SportsTalk @WWLAMFM to talk about new @PelicansNBA HC Jamahl Mosley, Jeremiah Fears, needed additions of big men on the court for the Pels & Trey Murphy… @MikeDetillier @SteveGellerWWL @CharlieLong1698 @WWLAMFM audacy.com/wwl/podcasts/7857…