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Game 74: Chicago at Twins
game in progress
Danks -v- Hughes
This Week in Twins Transactions
Elizabethton and GCL Twins rosters are formed.
Game Recap #71: Old Rookies 4, Shecagos 2
Happy Birthday–June 20
Ned Cuthbert (1845)
Jim Delahanty (1879)
Cum Posey (1890)
Billy Werber (1908)
Andy Etchebarren (1943)
Dave Nelson (1944)
Paul Beeston (1945)
Dickie Thon (1958)
Doug Gwosdz (1960)
Juan Castro (1972)
Paul Bako (1972)
Carlos Lee (1976)
Kevin Gregg (1978)
Kendrys Morales (1983)
Cum Posey, played for, managed, and owned the Homestead Grays in the Negro National League.
Paul Beeston has been president and CEO of the Toronto Blue Jays from 1989-1997 and since 2010.
2014 Game 71: Chicago White Socks at Minnesota Twins
The Twins return home after a long road trip to host their neighbors from down I-90. In his (what some would consider overdue) major league debut, Yohan Pino takes the mound against Jose Quintana to start this 4 game series.
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Game Recap #70: Parmelees 1, Back-to-Backers 2
Game Recap #69: Hughes Corporation 1, Lester Buildings 2
The loneliest number.
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Game Recap #67: Errors 3, Sac Flies 4
Happy Birthday–June 15
Babe Dahlgren (1912)
Bernice Gera (1931)
Mario Cuomo (1932)
Billy Williams (1938)
Ty Cline (1939)
Bruce Dal Canton (1941)
Champ Summers (1946)
Ken Henderson (1946)
Dusty Baker (1949)
Lance Parrish (1956)
Brett Butler (1957)
Wade Boggs (1958)
Ramiro Mendoza (1972)
Tony Clark (1972)
Andy Pettitte (1972)
Zach Day (1978)
Jeremy Reed (1981)
Tim Lincecum (1984)
Trevor Plouffe (1986)
Eduardo Nunez (1987)
Jake Locker (1988)
Bernice Gera was the first female umpire in Organized Baseball, umpiring one game in the New York-Penn League in 1972.
Former New York Governor Mario Cuomo was an outfielder for the Brunswick Pirates of the Georgia-Florida League in 1952.
Quarterback Jake Locker was drafted by the Angels as an outfielder in the tenth round in 2009. He signed a contract with them, but never played a game of professional baseball.