who gave up homerun number 62 to Mark McGwire?  At what ball park, what year?
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steve trachsel,cubs    st louis,  9/8/98\nmatt clement, padres   st louis   9/29/99
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Jim Bunning piched his perfect game on June 21, 1964 agaisnst the New York Mets at Shea Stadium.\n\nFinal score...\nPhillies: 6\nMets: 0
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http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/news?slug=ap-athleticsstadium&prov=ap&type=lgns
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Game 3 of the '84 Series, I was 7. My dad took me. My hometown heros won! Tigers beat Padres. That was the game were Gossage talked his manager into pitching to Kirk Gibson instead of walking him. Gibby ebeded up hitting a 3 run blast well into the upper right at Tiger Stadium. Classic.
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Zippo.\n\nEspecially as the White Sox will be repeating.
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http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/recap?gameId=260520104
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I know that Joe Torre was the first to hit a home run in Fulton County Stadium.\n\nHere are the firsts of Turner Field:\n\nFirst pitch by Denny Neagle at 7:47 p.m.... The Cubs' Brian McRae was the first batter... Kenny Lofton was the first Braves' batter... First hit was by Chipper Jones... Michael Tucker had the first home run... Chipper Jones had the first stolen base... Brad Clontz secured the first victory and Mark Wohlers recorded the first save.... First error was by Fred McGriff.
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It was Nolan Ryan.  It happened on June 19, 1978 against Los Angeles Dodgers when he was with the Houston Astros.
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My hero   - Jim Thome -   we sat next to the dugout at cleveland indians spring training game in 1996  -  he cracked his bat and gave it to us\n\nAddition\nReply to answerer regarding Jim Thome snubbing youth- wow -  well-  when Jim Thome walked off the field he had my husband (now ex) bring my youngest son (2 1/2 years old) over so he could hand it to him .  He had posed with a great big smile for a picture  for my other son - almost 6 at the time right before he batted -  and Manager Mike Hargrove chatted with me and gave me two baseballs for my sons  -  so all I saw was the fact that they were  extremely nice to kids.
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I would have to say the ball Barry Bonds hits when he breaks Aaron's record. Although I'm not sure the bidding will go as much as it went for Mcgwire's ball, which was 2.2 mill or 3 mill I can't remember. The last Bonds ball only sold for 500k\nSo it depends.
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http://www.waupacaevents.com/cgi-bin/Calcium310.pl?Op=ShowIt&CalendarName=Sports_Baseball\n\nTry that...hope it helps
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Tough to say....his homers say HOF, the rest of his numbers do not.  He is in the same boat as Mark McGwire.  I also am a Cardinals fan.  I think he will eventually make it, but not on the first ballot.  Same goes for Big Mac.
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SBC Park or is it ATT park. Anyway, I'ld like to check them ALL out, but I'm dreaming....\n\nGo Giants and BONDS!
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Mark MacGwire hit a Randy Johnson Fastball 575 in seattle when Big Mac was with the A's\nMickey Mantle never hit a ball as far as they say he did.  I've heard 610, 630, 700 and a bunch of other inflated numbers.  But after extensive research, and accounts from people who were actually at Yankee stadium, those numbers are as inflated as the Yankee payroll, and Steinbrenners ego.  Yankee fans wanna always think their the best, so they make stuff up.  There was no consistent way of measuring distance in Mantles time. Now we actually have a way of measuring home runs, Other than guessing, and embelishing like the New York media does on a daily basis.
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It was Chuck Knoblock\n\nMy link shows all the teams that he played on. he played for the yanks from 98-01 thats 3 world series
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Cowabanga Dude!! gotta be Micheangelo :) he totally rocked my sox!
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Today = Adam Dunn\nPast 2 Years = David Ortiz\nPast 5 Years = Alex Rodriquez\nPast 10 Years = Barry Bonds\nPast 15 Years = Mark McGwire\nPast 20 Years = Mike Schmidt\nEVER = Mickey Mantle (Nobody hit them further)