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Ty Jerome -- 45 points, 7 rebs, 6 ast tonight -- now holds the Memphis Grizzlies franchise record for most points in a season opener.
Career-high 45 is the new mark.
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José Ramírez’s two-run homer in Game 5 of the ALDS gives him sole possession of third place for most postseason hits in Cleveland franchise history
1.) Omar Vizquel (57 hits)
2.) Kenny Lofton (48 hits)
3.) José Ramírez (44 hits)
4.) Jim Thome (43 hits)
5.) Manny Ramírez (42 hits)
Ramírez is also tied with Albert Belle for the third-most postseason home runs in Cleveland franchise history
1.) Jim Thome (17 HR)
2.) Manny Ramírez (13 HR)
T-3.) Albert Belle (6 HR)
T-3.) José Ramírez (6 HR)
5.) Sandy Alomar (5 HR)
T-6.) Francisco Lindor (5 HR)
T-6.) Kenny Lofton (5 HR)
Data via @baseball_ref / @Stathead
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Evan Bouchard now up to 11 points in 4 games. He’s just the third defenseman in NHL history to total 11+ points through the first 4 games of a season, and the first to do it since Bobby Orr in 1975.
• Bobby Orr (11 points) (1975, Boston Bruins)
• Harry Cameron (14 points) (1917, Toronto Arenas)
• Evan Bouchard (11 points) (2026, Edmonton Oilers)
Data via @hockey_ref / @Stathead
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Amazing from Jayson Stark:
Schwarber/Harper were the second pair of LHB to hit back-to-back HR off a LHP in postseason history... after Ruth/Gehrig in 1928!
Per @Stathead Batting Event Finder: Only the 6th time two LHB tagged the same LHP in any postseason inning.
Another day of 4 postseason games, another edition of the postseason Weird & Wild column
Schwarber, Harper, Ruth and Gehrig?
Bohm, Fisk and Big Papi?
How'd the Cubs & White Sox make more history?
Brotherly steals?
2 impossible box-score lines?
And more!
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Chandler Simpson had only the 5th season of 600+ PA, 0 HR & .300+ BA since 1950.
Nothing beats @stathead for making lists like these. I especially love digging in right after the regular season has completed.
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I've been using the new Sports Reference Hub to jump around leaderboards on Monday mornings to dive in deeper. It's been such an easy, fun, customizable tool this season. #SportsRefAmbassador
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Drop whatever you're doing, folks
They've added a postseason widget to the new Sports Reference Hub, putting everything postseason right on your homepage
This is THE best time of year for baseball
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Finding myself on the new Sports Reference Hub daily with the ability to jump between sports and customize everything in one place. It's free to sign up and customize #sportsrefambassador
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#Braves Career Leadoff HR leaders (and 2026 tally):
40 ACUÑA (3)
16 Felipe Alou
12 Rafael Furcal
10 Bill Bruton
10 ALBIES (0)
10 Claudell Washington
9 Marquis Grissom
9 Ron Gant
9 Ralph Garr
7 Jason Heyward
5 Martín Prado
5 Sam Jethroe
5 Kelly Johnson
4 BALDWIN (4)
4 four others
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whenever i have to fact check luke's shitty pieces i like that pro-football-reference is fast and lightweight. they once asked if they should "update" their look and we resoundingly said no. first place i go to for research and the hub is fantastic for it.
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Luke Braun's latest — How did the Vikings contain early MVP candidate Caleb Williams? The answer lies in more than just smart coverage rules or reckless blitzing
The Caleb Williams Containment Policy
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Most times on base by a rookie since the end of WWII:
289 Kevin Seitzer
286 Aaron Judge*
280 Ichiro Suzuki*
272 Albert Pujols*
269 Al Rosen
268 Dick Allen*
268 Dick Howser
*ROY
Kevin McGonigle's at 262 with 4+ games remaining.
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Pete Crow-Armstrong has the 12th 39/39 season in MLB history.
Before he joins the 40/40 Club, let's recognize how close Jose Ramirez, Matt Kemp, Vladimir Guerrero, and Bobby Bonds came... and how close Alfonso Soriano came to doing it twice!
💻 @Stathead Batting Season Finder
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Go get connected with the Sports Reference Hub if you haven't already!
With quick clicks you can see MLB's leaders for the season as well as just in the last 28 or 14 or 7 days.
A cool quick free way to help see who's hot right now! Go check it out!
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Are you using the Sports Reference Hub yet?
It is a completely free tool that will make your baseball experience better!
We like customizing a leaderboard and then clicking "Compare Players" and getting a comparison of those players! Go check it out!
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OTD in 1998, @rogerclemens struck out 15 Orioles on 133 pitches over 8 innings to notch his 20th win of the season. Scott Erickson (also a NEPTA guy!) threw 128 pitches in a complete-game loss as Baltimore took the tough-luck defeat by a final score of 3-1.
Is this an old-fashioned pitching box score or what?
Sign up for Sports Reference Hub to get lots more fun OTD items right on your homepage. It's free and it's awesome!
Not enough people talk about Roger Clemens
• 354-184 (.658), 4672 K, 138.7 WAR
• 7x CYA (most ever), 1986 AL MVP
• 11x AS, 2x pitching triple crown
• 7x WAR leader, 7x ERA leader
• Two 20-K games (most ever)
• Made at least 30 starts 16x
• 5x K leader, 6x SHO leader
• Had 20 wins 6x, 250 K 5x
• Received MVP votes 10x
• 2x WS Champion with NYY
• All-time RE24 leader (771.99)
• 3-0, 2.37 ERA, 0.993 WHIP in the WS
• Led MLB in WAR (7.8) and ERA (1.87) in 2005, his age-42 season, narrowly missing an 8th CYA
• Made 707 starts (7th-most all time) and just 2 relief appearances: one at age 21 in 1984, his first season, and one at age 44 in 2007, his final season
• Only nine pitchers in MLB history have recorded five or more seasons with at least 200 IP, 200 K, and an ERA+ of 140; Roger Clemens is MLB's all-time leader with nine such seasons, two more than HOF'ers Randy Johnson and Walter Johnson, who are tied for second place
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ICYDK the Sports Reference Hub is now available! 🔥
It is completely free and something that is sure to improve your baseball experience!
I like the customizable leaderboards that can be set for all of MLB or just a team of your choosing, and a single click takes you to a neat Compare Players graphic!
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Jalen Williams is due for a healthy bounce-back season for the Oklahoma City Thunder in 2026-2027!
I think JDub will get back to over 20 PPG, and I'll be keeping track of his numbers this season and tons of other great stats with Sports Reference's new "Sports Reference Hub"
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