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TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK

Topps Now Turn Back the Clock · Topps Chewing Gum · 2020 · baseball
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TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0001 Randy Johnson Seattle Mariners PR588 3/31/1996: 14 Ks in first ever MLB game in March 14429551
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0002 Bryce Harper Washington Nationals PR353 4/1/2013: Youngest player ever to hit 2 HRs on Opening Day 14434562
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0003 Ichiro Seattle Mariners PR495 4/2/2001: 1st Japanese-born position player makes MLB debut 14436671
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0004 Ken Griffey Jr. Seattle Mariners PR593 4/3/1989: Rookie debuts, doubles in 1st MLB at bat 14437957
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0005 Hank Aaron Atlanta Braves PR434 4/4/1974: Ties Babe Ruth with 714th career HR 14444576
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0006 Albert Pujols St. Louis Cardinals PR323 4/5/2010: Reigning NL MVP Award winner hits 2 HRs 14447533
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0007 Mike Schmidt Philadelphia Phillies PR368 4/6/1974: Opening Day HR seals walk-off win over Mets 14452336
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0008 Dwight Gooden New York Mets PR366 4/7/1984: 19-year old flamethrower makes MLB debut 14455598
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0009 Craig Biggio Houston Astros PR215 4/8/2002: Astros star hits for cycle in 4-for-4 game 14458856
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0010 Tom Seaver Chicago White Sox PR266 4/9/1985: 15th Opening Day start sets MLB record 14461949
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0011 Carl Yastrzemski Boston Red Sox PR295 4/10/1968: Inside-the-park HR highlights 2-HR Opening Day 14467932
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0012 Warren Spahn Milwaukee Braves PR323 4/11/1963: 328th win marks most by LHP in MLB history 14475376
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0013 Kerry Wood Chicago Cubs PR390 4/12/1998: 20-year old phenom debuts with 7 Ks 14479362
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0014 Ivan Rodriguez Texas Rangers PR247 4/13/1999: Huge, 9-RBI game sets Rangers record 14481031
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0015 Sandy Koufax Los Angeles Dodgers PR365 4/14/1964: CG shutout leads 4-0 Opening Day win 14483050
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0016 Jackie Robinson Brooklyn Dodgers PR852 4/15/1947: Breaks color barrier in making MLB debut 14486698
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0017 Bob Feller Cleveland Indians PR347 4/16/1940: Throws only Opening Day no-hitter ever 14490255
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0018 Pedro Martinez New York Mets PR347 4/17/2006: Martinez becomes 7th active pitcher with 200 wins 14494913
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0019 Bartolo Colon Oakland Athletics PR311 4/18/2012: Colon throws MLB record 38 consecutive strikes 14502785
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0020 Roger Maris New York Yankees PR622 4/19/1960: Makes Yankees debut, goes 4-5 with 2 HRs 14506384
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0021 George Brett Kansas City Royals PR477 4/20/1983: 3 HRs, 7 RBI lead 8-7 win over rival Tigers 14510204
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0022 Eddie Murray Cleveland Indians PR344 4/21/1994: HRs from both sides of plate sets MLB record 14514140
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0023 Whitey Ford New York Yankees PR363 4/22/1959: Ties Yankees record with 15 Ks in 14-inning game 14520248
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0024 Pablo Sandoval San Francisco Giants PR250 4/23/2012: 16-game hitting streak to open season ties Mays 14522110
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0025 Sandy Koufax Los Angeles Dodgers PR564 4/24/1962: Ties MLB record with 18 Ks in CG 14525005
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0026 David Wright New York Mets PR413 4/25/2012: Walk-off HR sets Mets all-time RBI record (735) 14528887
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0027 Steve Carlton Philadelphia Phillies PR525 4/26/1980: Sets NL record with 6th career one-hitter 14530334
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0028 Nolan Ryan Houston Astros PR650 4/27/1983: 3,509th strikeout sets all-time MLB record 14533682
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0029 Ben Zobrist Tampa Bay Rays PR278 4/28/2011: Massive, 8-RBI game sets Rays all-time record 14539605
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0030 Roger Clemens Boston Red Sox PR420 4/29/1986: Sets MLB record with 20 Ks in CG shutout 14543528
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0031 Willie Mays San Francisco Giants PR488, UER UER: Date on Card is 4/31/1962. Should be 4/30/1962: Ties MLB record with 4 HRs in 8-RBI game 14546732
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0032 Rickey Henderson Oakland Athletics PR536 5/1/1991: Sets all-time MLB stolen base record (939) 14549518
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0033 Honus Wagner Pittsburgh Pirates PR556 5/2/1909: Scores on 3 consecutive stolen bases 14552229
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0034 Francisco Liriano Minnesota Twins PR290 5/3/2011: Tosses no-hitter in 1st career CG shutout 14556378
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0035 Ryan Howard Philadelphia Phillies PR387 5/4/2009: Ties Schmidt with club-record 7th grand slam 14559040
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0036 Mike Piazza New York Mets PR475 5/5/2004: Passes Fisk for most HRs ever by a catcher (352) 14560390
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0037 Cal Ripken Jr. Baltimore Orioles PR586 5/6/1984: 2nd player in Orioles history to hit for cycle 14562864
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0038 Adrian Beltre Texas Rangers PR357 5/7/2014: 5th player ever to hit 100 HRs with 3 teams 14572525
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0039 Mark McGwire St. Louis Cardinals PR430 5/8/1998: Reaches 400th career HR in fewest PAs ever 14574349
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0040 Johnny Bench Cincinnati Reds PR650 5/9/1973: Leads 9-7 win with 3 HRs off Carlton, Phillies 14576586
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0041 Roy Campanella Brooklyn Dodgers PR521 5/10/1953: MLB record 40 RBI in first 30 games 14579080
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0042 Ryan Zimmerman Washington Nationals PR329 5/11/2009: 2 HRs, 4-hit game extends hitting streak to 29 14580673
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0043 Ernie Banks Chicago Cubs PR677 5/12/1970: Cubs star becomes 8th player to reach 500 HRs 14581780
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0044 Corey Kluber Cleveland Indians PR334 5/13/2015: 5th player ever with 18+ Ks, 0 walks in a game 14582669
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0045 Willie Mays New York Mets PR815 5/14/1972: Hits game-winning HR against former team 14583085
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0046 Jacob deGrom New York Mets PR442 5/15/2014: Rookie stifles Yankees in MLB debut 14585872
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0047 Carlton Fisk Chicago White Sox PR476 5/16/1984: White Sox star catcher hits for the cycle 14587792
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0048 Roberto Clemente Pittsburgh Pirates PR1305 5/17/1971: 2-out, walk-off triple leads 6-5 win 14593817
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0049 Randy Johnson Arizona Diamondbacks PR422 5/18/2004: Becomes oldest ever (40) to throw perfect game 14595217
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0050 Stan Musial St. Louis Cardinals PR617 5/19/1962: Sets NL record for most hits (3,431) 14595941
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0051 Rod Carew Minnesota Twins PR469 5/20/1970: Raises average to .432 with historic cycle 14597437
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0052 Alex Rodriguez New York Yankees PR530 5/21/2004: Hits HR in 1st AB in unwelcome return to Texas 14600977
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0053 Willie Stargell Pittsburgh Pirates PR475 5/22/1968: 3 HRs, 7 RBI lead 13-6 romp of Cubs 14602255
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0054 Albert Pujols St. Louis Cardinals PR608 5/23/2003: 5 hits lead extra-inning comeback win 14603982
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0055 Dennis Eckersley Oakland Athletics PR450 5/24/1995: Becomes 6th pitcher to reach 300 saves 14605622
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0056 Vladimir Guerrero Texas Rangers PR483 5/25/2010: Bad-ball hitter clubs 2 HRs in 3-hit game 14613117
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0057 Zack Greinke Kansas City Royals PR400 5/26/2009: 1st with sub-1.00 ERA through 10 starts since 1966 14620630
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0058 Brandon Crawford San Francisco Giants PR436 5/27/2011: Crushes grand slam for 1st hit in MLB debut 14621925
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0059 Dave Winfield Minnesota Twins PR429 5/28/1994: Passes Rod Carew on all-time hit list (3,054) 14623300
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0060 Roger Clemens New York Yankees PR504 5/29/2002: 3rd pitcher ever to reach 100 starts with 10+ Ks 14626253
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0061 Craig Biggio Houston Astros PR390 5/30/2006: Ties Hank Aaron for 9th on all-time doubles list 14628151
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0062 Ubaldo Jimenez Colorado Rockies PR287 5/31/2010: 2nd CG SHO of season makes Jimenez 1st to 10 wins 14630486
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0063 Duke Snider Brooklyn Dodgers PR441 6/1/1955: 3 HRs, 6 RBI lead 11-8 win at Ebbets Field 14631149
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0064 Fred McGriff Tampa Bay Devil Rays PR318 6/2/2000: Smashes 400th career HR to dead center field 14631932
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0065 Yadier Molina St. Louis Cardinals PR478 6/3/2004: 21-year old picks up 1st hit in 2-for-4 MLB debut 14633745
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0066 Matt Kemp Los Angeles Dodgers PR295 6/4/2011: 2 HRs, grand slam lead 11-8 extra-innings win 14636439
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0067 Willie Stargell Pittsburgh Pirates PR467 6/5/1966: 9 straight ABs culminates with 5-hit game 14637592
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0068 Cecil Fielder Detroit Tigers PR472 6/6/1990: 3-HR, 5-RBI game leads Tigers past Indians 14638629
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0069 Yasiel Puig Los Angeles Dodgers PR327 6/7/2013: Cuban rookie launches 4th HR in 1st 5 games 14651356
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0070 Stephen Strasburg Washington Nationals PR514 6/8/2010: Phenom fires 7 IP, 14 Ks in electric MLB debut 14652102
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0071 Ken Griffey Jr. Cincinnati Reds PR1343 6/9/2008: "The Kid" becomes 6th player to reach 600 HRs 14656422
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0072 Jake Arrieta Baltimore Orioles PR319 6/10/2010: Beats Yankees with 6 IP in MLB debut 14660890
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0073 Gerrit Cole Pittsburgh Pirates PR366 6/11/2013: Secures 1st win in impressive MLB debut 14664976
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0074 Justin Verlander Detroit Tigers PR420 6/12/2007: Throws no-hitter, sets career high with 12 Ks 14666264
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0075 Babe Ruth New York Yankees PR2272 6/13/1921: 1st ever HR into CF bleachers of the Polo Grounds 14668249
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0076 Willie McCovey San Francisco Giants PR483 6/14/1979: 513th HR by left-handed batter sets NL record 14670034
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0077 Juan Marichal San Francisco Giants PR431 6/15/1963: 1st Giants no-hitter since 1929 14674981
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0078 Tom Seaver Cincinnati Reds PR524 6/16/1978: "Tom Terrific" delivers 1st career no-hitter 14678109
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0079 Max Scherzer Detroit Tigers PR428 6/17/2013: 1st pitcher to go 10-0 since Clemens in 1997 14680523
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0080 Derek Jeter New York Yankees PR1883 6/18/2005: 1st career grand slam, 2-HR game leads 8-1 win 14682042
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0081 Gary Carter San Francisco Giants PR496 6/19/1990: Plays NL record 1,862nd game at catcher 14685557
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0082 Reggie Jackson California Angels PR509 6/20/1985: Moves to 10th on all-time list with 513th HR 14700159
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0083 Luis Tiant Boston Red Sox PR360 6/21/1977: 2-hitter leads 7-0 win over division-rival Orioles 14701464
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0084 Mark Teixeira Atlanta Braves PR307 6/22/2008: 3-HR, 4-RBI game leads 8-4 win 14706487
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0085 David Cone New York Yankees PR366 6/23/1997: Stifles Tigers with 16 Ks, 8 strong frames 14711309
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0086 Dustin Pedroia Boston Red Sox PR363 6/24/2010: 3 HRs, 5-for-5 game fuel 13-11 win 14713513
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0087 Dave Winfield New York Yankees PR390 6/25/1984: Ties MLB record with three 5-hit games in a month 14718967
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0088 Bob Gibson St. Louis Cardinals PR415 6/26/1968: 5th consecutive shutout leads 3-0 win 14720256
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0089 Joe Torre St. Louis Cardinals PR443 6/27/1973: Historic cycle pushes batting average to .330 14722065
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0090 Frank Thomas Toronto Blue Jays PR669 6/28/2007: Launches 500th career HR with 1st-inning blast 14735039
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0091 Tony Oliva Minnesota Twins PR371 6/29/1969: Totals 8 hits in huge doubleheader performance 14742392
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0092 Sandy Koufax Los Angeles Dodgers PR678 6/30/1962: Immaculate 1st inning, 13 Ks highlight no-hitter 14745758
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0093 Tony Perez Cincinnati Reds PR360 7/1/1973: Walk-off leads doubleheader sweep of Dodgers 14747710
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0094 Homer Bailey Cincinnati Reds PR346 7/2/2013: Fires no-hitter in 2nd consecutive season 14752240
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0095 CC Sabathia New York Yankees PR383 7/3/2013: Earns career win No. 200 behind 7 strong IP, 9 Ks 14758380
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0096 Steve Carlton Philadelphia Phillies PR471 7/4/1979: Leads 1-0 win over Mets with one-hitter 14763550
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0097 Chipper Jones Atlanta Braves PR767 7/5/2007: Sets Braves record in 2-HR game 14768709
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0098 Babe Ruth New York Yankees PR1228 7/6/1933: Hits HR in 1st ever MLB All-Star Game 14772702
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0099 Harold Baines Chicago White Sox PR368 7/7/1982: Grand slam highlights 3-HR, 6-RBI game 14777566
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0100 Andruw Jones Texas Rangers PR705 7/8/2009: Slugs 3 HRs in 8-1 win over Angels 14783677
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0101 Cal Ripken Jr. Baltimore Orioles PR562 7/9/1991: Named MLB All-Star Game MVP after 3-run HR 14789228
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0102 Ryan Howard Philadelphia Phillies PR454 7/10/2006: Becomes 2006 Home Run Derby champion 14791562
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0103 Billy Williams Chicago Cubs PR491 7/11/1972: 8-for-8 day leads to doubleheader split 14795815
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0104 Roger Clemens Toronto Blue Jays PR467 7/12/1997: Compiles 16 Ks in 1st game back at Fenway Park 14800810
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0105 Frank Robinson Baltimore Orioles PR402 7/13/1971: Named MLB All-Star Game MVP after 2-run HR 14809761
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0106 Chris Davis Baltimore Orioles PR297 7/14/2013: 37th HR before All-Star game ties MLB record 14817810
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0107 Eric Gagne Los Angeles Dodgers PR259 7/15/2004: Sets Dodgers record with 130th career save 14822656
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0108 Rod Carew Minnesota Twins PR471 7/16/1969: 7th steal of home marks AL single-season record 14835568
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0109 Don Mattingly New York Yankees PR1291 7/17/1987: Homers in AL record 7th straight game 14839145
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0110 Willie Mays San Francisco Giants PR779 7/18/1970: Becomes 10th member of 3,000-hit club 14845310
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0111 Aroldis Chapman Cincinnati Reds PR404 7/19/2015: Reaches 500 Ks in fewest IP in MLB history 14846499
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0112 Darryl Strawberry New York Mets PR494 7/20/1985: 2 HRs, 7 RBI leads 16-4 romp of Braves 14849452
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0113 Hideki Matsui New York Yankees PR557 7/21/2005: 395th straight game since debut sets AL record 14851654
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0114 Barry Larkin Cincinnati Reds PR406 7/22/2012: Inducted into National Baseball Hall of Fame 14861632
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0115 Pedro Martinez Boston Red Sox PR415 7/23/2000: CG SHO, 15 Ks and 0 walks lead 1-0 win 14866688
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0116 Carl Yastrzemski Boston Red Sox PR551 7/24/1979: 400th career HR highlights 2-for-3 game 14868262
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0117 Mike Schmidt Philadelphia Phillies PR574 7/25/1980: 261st HR marks Club record in 2-HR game 14874359
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0118 Johnny Bench Cincinnati Reds PR519 7/26/1970: 3 HRs, 7 RBI in 4-hit game lead to 12-5 win 14882406
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0119 Brad Ziegler Oakland Athletics PR364 7/27/2008: 25 scoreless IP to begin career sets MLB record 14884021
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0120 Dennis Martinez Montreal Expos PR336 7/28/1991: 1st perfect game by pitcher born outside USA 14884828
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0121 Brooks Robinson Baltimore Orioles PR450 7/29/1972: 11th-inning walk-off homer fuels 4-3 win 14890289
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0122 Willie McCovey San Francisco Giants PR496 7/30/1959: 2 triples, 4 hits in MLB debut 14892840
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0123 Steve Carlton Philadelphia Phillies PR464 7/31/1994: Inducted into National Baseball Hall of Fame 14895193
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0124 Andre Dawson Chicago Cubs PR522 8/1/1987: Drives in all 5 Cubs runs on 3 HRs 14896776
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0125 Melky Cabrera New York Yankees PR309 8/2/2009: First Yankees cycle since 1995 14905071
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0126 Adrian Beltre Texas Rangers PR313 8/3/2015: 3rd career cycle with all four hits by 5th inning 14912124
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0127 Ernie Banks Chicago Cubs PR571 8/4/1955: 3 HRs, 7 RBI fuel 11-10 win over Pirates 14913954
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0128 Mark McGwire St. Louis Cardinals PR553 8/5/1999: 500th career HR highlights 2-HR game 14918346
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0129 Tony Gwynn San Diego Padres PR508 8/6/1999: Joins exclusive company with 3,000th hit 14923679
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0130 Jacob deGrom New York Mets PR381 8/7/2014: 67.1 IP with no HRs allowed sets Mets rookie record 14926866
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0131 Orlando Cepeda Boston Red Sox PR288 8/8/1973: Ties MLB record with four doubles as DH 14933740
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0132 David Price Tampa Bay Rays PR231 8/9/2010: 15th winning decision sets Rays record 14942058
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0133 Jim Palmer Baltimore Orioles PR298 8/10/1976: Fires one-hitter to lead 2-0 win over Twins 14944670
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0134 Kerry Wood Chicago Cubs PR436 8/11/2003: Fastest pitcher ever to reach 1,000Ks (134 games) 14946807
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0135 Yu Darvish Texas Rangers PR269 8/12/2013: 15 Ks sets career high in perfect game bid 14949130
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0136 Jim Palmer Baltimore Orioles PR302 8/13/1969: Fires no-hitter in 8-0 win over Oakland Athletics 14958337
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0137 Bob Gibson St. Louis Cardinals PR388 8/14/1971: Throws 1st career no-hitter in dominant effort 14959338
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0138 Felix Hernandez Seattle Mariners PR272 8/15/2005: 1st teenager to reach 10+ Ks since Dwight Gooden 14962488
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0139 Derek Jeter New York Yankees PR964 8/16/2009: 2,674th hit sets MLB shortstop record 14974668
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0140 Jim Thome Minnesota Twins PR345 8/17/2010: 12th career walk-off HR ties MLB record 14978256
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0141 Ryan Zimmerman Washington Nationals PR280 8/18/2006: Rookie leads 6-4 win with career-high 5 RBI 14983537
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0142 John Smoltz Atlanta Braves PR380 8/19/2007: Sets Braves strikeouts record with 2,913th K 14993640
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0143 Dwight Gooden New York Mets PR401 8/20/1985: Sets NL record in 16-K, CG shutout 14997522
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0144 Tom Seaver Cincinnati Reds PR347 8/21/1977: Receives standing O, Ks 11 in return to New York 15002061
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0145 Nolan Ryan Texas Rangers PR775 8/22/1989: 1st pitcher ever to reach 5,000 Ks 15004696
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0146 Bob Feller Cleveland Indians PR348 8/23/1936: 17-year old strikes out 15 in 1st MLB start 15007971
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0147 Lou Brock St. Louis Cardinals PR428 8/24/1975: Star outfielder swipes 800th base of career 15010009
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0148 Dwight Gooden New York Mets PR359 8/25/1985: 20-year old becomes youngest ever to reach 20 wins 15015676
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0149 Greg Maddux Atlanta Braves PR389 8/26/1995: 16th consecutive road win ties MLB record 15017968
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0150 Jorge Soler Chicago Cubs PR203 8/27/2014: Cubs rookie hits HR in 1st MLB at-bat 15020845
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0151 Juan Marichal San Francisco Giants PR354 8/28/1970: Becomes 2nd active pitcher to win 200 games 15024282
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0152 Pedro Martinez Boston Red Sox PR363 8/29/2000: One-hitter, 13 Ks lead 8-0 romp of Devil Rays 15036382
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0153 Mike Trout Los Angeles Angels PR3237 8/30/2011: Top prospect hits 2 HRs, drives in 5 in 13-6 win 15047510
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0154 CC Sabathia Milwaukee Brewers PR247 8/31/2008: 1-hitter lowers ERA to 1.43 since joining Brewers 15054997
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0155 Miguel Tejada Oakland Athletics PR209 9/1/2002: Walk-off, 3-run HR fuels 7-5 comeback win 15066684
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0156 Nomar Garciaparra Boston Red Sox PR275 9/2/1998: Clubs epic, walk-off grand slam in 7-3 win 15072154
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0157 Ichiro Seattle Mariners PR546 9/3/2007: 3rd player ever with 7 straight 200-hit seasons 15081601
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0158 Jim Abbott New York Yankees PR421 9/4/1993: Throws inspiring no-hitter against Indians 15084790
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0159 Mark McGwire St. Louis Cardinals PR367 9/5/1998: Fastest player ever to reach 60 HRs in a season 15089990
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0160 Eddie Murray Baltimore Orioles PR272 9/6/1996: 3rd player ever to reach 500 HRs, 3,000 hits 15092187
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0161 Randy Johnson Houston Astros PR243 9/7/1998: 14-K start lowers ERA to 1.00 with Astros 15093377
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0162 Alex Rodriguez New York Yankees PR350 9/8/2007: 4th Yankees player ever to reach 50 HRs 15095391
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0163 Nomar Garciaparra Boston Red Sox PR257 9/9/1997: Sets MLB record with 86th RBI from leadoff spot 15097379
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0164 Lou Brock St. Louis Cardinals PR451 9/10/1974: 105th stolen base breaks single-season record 15103076
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0165 Frank Thomas Oakland Athletics PR389 9/11/2006: Sets Club record with 6th straight game with a HR 15107123
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0166 Carl Yastrzemski Boston Red Sox PR362 9/12/1979: 8th-inning single marks 3,000th career hit 15109141
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0167 Dante Bichette Colorado Rockies PR181 9/13/1996: Homers in 6th inning to join 30/30 club 15112507
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0168 Clayton Kershaw Los Angeles Dodgers PR295 9/14/2010: Fires CG shutout to lead narrow 1-0 win 15119801
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0169 Steve Carlton St. Louis Cardinals PR270 9/15/1969: Establishes MLB record with 19 Ks 15125524
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0170 David Wright New York Mets PR329 9/16/2007: 3rd Mets player to join 30/30 club 15130339
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0171 Johnny Bench Cincinnati Reds PR429 9/17/1983: Beloved catcher makes final start at home park 15142743
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0172 Bartolo Colon Cleveland Indians PR266 9/18/2000: Flirts with no-hitter in 13-K, one-hit shutout 15151862
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0173 Mariano Rivera New York Yankees PR460 9/19/2011: Becomes MLB all-time saves leader 15157862
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0174 Clayton Kershaw Los Angeles Dodgers PR282 9/20/2011: Dodgers 1st 20-game winner since 1990 15161826
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0175 Vladimir Guerrero Montreal Expos PR263 9/21/2000: Sets Expos record with 43rd HR of season 15165359
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0176 Duke Snider Brooklyn Dodgers PR285 9/22/1957: 5th straight 40-HR season ties MLB record 15185564
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0177 Craig Biggio Houston Astros PR256 9/23/1998: 1st player since 1912 with 50 SBs and 50 doubles 15188041
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0178 Eric Gagne Los Angeles Dodgers PR244 9/24/2003: Converts 55th save to tie NL record 15195516
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0179 Satchel Paige Kansas City Athletics PR598 9/25/1965: Becomes oldest pitcher ever (58) in 3 SHO IP 15198171
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0180 Nolan Ryan Houston Astros PR647 9/26/1981: 1st pitcher in MLB history to fire 5 no-hitters 15202319
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0181 Jack Morris Detroit Tigers PR281 9/27/1986: Earns 20th win behind CG SHO of Yankees 15207439
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0182 CC Sabathia Milwaukee Brewers PR195 9/28/2008: Brewers clinch NL Wild Card behind short rest CG 15210907
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0183 Don Mattingly New York Yankees PR598 9/29/1987: Hits MLB record 6th grand slam of season 15221547
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0184 Tom Seaver New York Mets PR444 9/30/1971: Earns 2nd 20-win season behind CG, 13 Ks 15224236
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0185 Babe Ruth New York Yankees PR986 10/1/1932: Babe calls his shot, hits World Series HR 15226918
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0186 Bob Gibson St. Louis Cardinals PR737 10/2/1968: Sets World Series record with 17 Ks 15233713
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0187 John Smoltz Atlanta Braves PR283 10/3/1997: CG, 1 run allowed fuel NLDS Game 3 win 15239883
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0188 Whitey Ford New York Yankees PR324 10/4/1961: 3rd straight World Series SHO leads Game 1 win 15253395
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0189 Mike Mussina Baltimore Orioles PR310 10/5/1997: 2nd win over "The Big Unit" seals trip to ALCS 15272414
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0190 Eddie Mathews Milwaukee Braves PR295 10/6/1957: Walk-off 2-run HR in 10th inning leads win 15277800
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0191 Edgar Martinez Seattle Mariners PR314 10/7/1995: ALDS Game 4 grand slam breaks tie in win 15287061
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0192 Rickey Henderson Oakland Athletics PR459 10/8/1989: Named ALCS MVP after batting .400 with 8 SBs 15294111
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0193 Bernie Williams New York Yankees PR329 10/9/1996: 11th-inning, walk-off HR leads ALCS Game 1 win 15300226
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0194 George Brett Kansas City Royals PR408 10/10/1980: 3-run HR off Gossage leads Club to World Series 15305679
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0195 Brooks Robinson Baltimore Orioles PR275 10/11/1971: Reaches base a World Series record 5 times 15311923
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0196 Bob Gibson St. Louis Cardinals PR474 10/12/1967: HR and CG lead Club to World Series title 15316003
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0197 John Smoltz Atlanta Braves PR273 10/13/1999: Saves NLCS Game 2 in 1st ever relief appearance 15325032
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0198 Roger Clemens New York Yankees PR316 10/14/2000: ALCS record 15 Ks, one-hitter lead win 15334359
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0199 Cole Hamels Philadelphia Phillies PR312 10/15/2008: Named NLCS MVP after winning both starts 15340154
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0200 Tony Perez Cincinnati Reds PR435 10/16/1975: 2 HRs, 4 RBI lead World Series Game 5 win 15347934
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0201 Roberto Clemente Pittsburgh Pirates PR764 10/17/1971: Caps huge World Series with Game 7 HR 15350580
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0202 Reggie Jackson New York Yankees PR639 10/18/1977: Named "Mr. October" in 3-HR World Series game 15365860
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0203 Paul Molitor Toronto Blue Jays PR390 10/19/1993: 3-hit, 3 RBI lead win in Game 2 of World Series 15372413
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0204 Andruw Jones Atlanta Braves PR319 10/20/1996: Youngest ever to hit HR in World Series 15383971
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0205 Andy Pettitte New York Yankees PR323 10/21/1998: Fires 7+ scoreless IP to secure World Series title 15391389
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0206 Catfish Hunter Oakland Athletics PR323 10/22/1972: Earns win with 2+ IP in World Series Game 7 15394225
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0207 Paul Molitor Toronto Blue Jays PR343 10/23/1993: Named 1993 World Series MVP 15400555
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0208 Dustin Pedroia Boston Red Sox PR375 10/24/2007: 1st rookie ever to hit leadoff World Series HR 15409982
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0209 C.C. Sabathia New York Yankees PR285 10/25/2009: Named ALCS MVP after dominant series 15416424
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0210 Pedro Martinez Boston Red Sox PR308 10/26/2004: Fires 7 shutout IP in World Series Game 15426569
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0211 Jack Morris Minnesota Twins PR386 10/27/1991: Named World Series MVP after 10-inning shutout 15434569
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0212 Randy Johnson Arizona Diamondbacks PR388 10/28/2001: Fires 3-hit shutout to take 2-0 World Series lead 15441020
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0213 Pablo Sandoval San Francisco Giants PR420 10/29/2014: 3 hits, go-ahead run seal World Series title 15447521
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0214 David Ortiz Boston Red Sox PR378 10/30/2013: Named 2013 World Series MVP 15454466
TPS.2020.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0215 Buster Posey San Francisco Giants PR311 10/31/2010: Rookie homers in World Series Game 5 win 15466279