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TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK

Topps Now Turn Back the Clock · Topps Chewing Gum · 2021 · baseball
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TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0001 Duke Snider New York Mets PR647 4/1/1963: Mets purchase Snider from Dodgers 16261266
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0002 Cecil Fielder Detroit Tigers PR444 4/2/1996: Power hitter steals second for first time 16268786
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0003 Tom Seaver New York Mets PR886 4/3/1966: Mets win the lottery for young arm 16272833
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0004 Sammy Sosa Chicago Cubs PR462 4/4/2003: "Slamming Sammy" joins the 500 Club 16273672
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0005 Larry Walker Colorado Rockies PR315 4/5/1997: Colorado Rockies slugger hammers 3 HRs 16282084
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0006 Billy Williams Chicago Cubs PR377 4/6/1971: Connects for walk-off HR on Opening Day 16283137
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0007 Ted Williams Washington Senators PR503 4/7/1969: "The Kid" takes the helm in Washington 16288988
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0008 Hank Aaron Atlanta Braves PR1155 4/8/1974: Connects for 715th HR, passes Ruth as HR king 16296218
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0009 Rickey Henderson New York Yankees PR471 4/9/1989: Records 800th career stolen base 16309560
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0010 Ken Griffey Jr. Seattle Mariners PR909 4/10/1989: "The Kid" kicks things off 16317673
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0011 Don Drysdale Los Angeles Dodgers PR395 4/11/1959: Ace goes yard on Opening Day again 16317674
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0012 Nolan Ryan Houston Astros PR686 4/12/1980: Back in the swing of things, right-hander homers 16321716
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0013 Rollie Fingers Milwaukee Brewers PR421 4/13/1985: Passes Lyle for most saves in AL history 16327621
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0014 William Howard Taft PR617 4/14/1910: Commander-in-Chief tosses the first pitch 16332409
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0015 Cal Ripken Jr. Baltimore Orioles PR1061 4/15/2000: "The Iron Man" rips his 3,000th hit 16338777
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0016 Steve Garvey San Diego Padres PR405 4/16/1983: Breaks NL consecutive-games-played record 16341360
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0017 Mike Schmidt Philadelphia Phillies PR613 4/17/1976: 4 HRs helps power Phillies to victory 16351286
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0018 Roberto Clemente Pittsburgh Pirates PR960 4/18/1955: Rookie hits 1st career HR 16355969
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0019 David Ortiz Boston Red Sox PR933 4/20/2013: Red Sox slugger ignites a turning point 16360806
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0020 Willie Stargell Pittsburgh Pirates PR399 4/21/1971: 3 HRs, 5 RBI fuel 10-2 romp of Braves 16365480
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0021 John Smoltz Atlanta Braves PR351 4/22/2008: Reaches 3,000 career strikeouts 16370271
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0022 Jackie Robinson Brooklyn Dodgers PR650 4/23/1954: Swipes three bags in the same inning 16374920
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0023 Mike Piazza Los Angeles Dodgers PR274 4/24/1998: Launches 3rd grand slam in the same month 16379977
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0024 Dwight Gooden New York Mets PR479 4/25/1984: 19 year-old strikes out 10 batters 16379978
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0025 Alex Rodriguez New York Yankees PR330 4/26/2005: Drives in a career-best 10 runs 16382290
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0026 Chipper Jones Atlanta Braves PR390 4/27/2011: Passes Mantle on RBI list among switch-hitters 16389808
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0027 Bryce Harper Washington Nationals PR421 4/28/2012: Phenom makes highly anticipated MLB debut 16395068
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0028 Stan Musial St. Louis Cardinals PR495 4/29/1960: 1,000 games at 2 different positions sets record 16409951
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0029 Bob Feller Cleveland Indians PR345 4/30/1946: Fireballer tosses second career no-hitter 16415739
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0030 Nolan Ryan Texas Rangers PR780 5/1/1991: "The Nolan Express" records 7th no-hitter 16425853
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0031 Chipper Jones Atlanta Braves PR365 5/2/2012: Braves win behind walk-off, 2-run HR 16425854
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0032 Fergie Jenkins Texas Rangers PR283 5/3/1980: 4th pitcher to reach 100 wins in AL and NL 16435889
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0033 Willie Mays San Francisco Giants PR620 5/4/1966: "Say Hey" to the new NL HR king 16442245
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0034 Mike Piazza New York Mets PR419 5/5/2004: 352nd HR as catcher sets MLB record 16445052
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0035 Babe Ruth Boston Red Sox PR1372 5/6/1915: 20-year old pitcher launches first career HR 16453852
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0036 Justin Verlander Detroit Tigers PR388 5/7/2011: Tosses 2nd no-hitter of career 16456928
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0037 Catfish Hunter Oakland Athletics PR304 5/8/1968: Hurls 10th perfect game in AL history 16463507
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0038 Bryce Harper Washington Nationals PR281 5/9/2015: 6th HR in 3 days is a walk-off bomb 16464533
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0039 Nomar Garciaparra Boston Red Sox PR285 5/10/1999: 3-HR, 10-RBI night includes 2 grand slams 16467109
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0040 Tom Seaver New York Mets PR457 5/11/1972: 8-inning gem leads to 100th career win 16472619
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0041 Pedro Martinez Boston Red Sox PR309 5/12/2000: Fires CG, 2-hit SHO with 15 Ks vs. Orioles 16479692
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0042 Stan Musial St. Louis Cardinals PR478 5/13/1958: Pinch-hit situation results in 3,000th career hit 16490373
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0043 Carl Yastrzemski Boston Red Sox PR397 5/14/1965: Completes the cycle in 5-for-5 effort 16495317
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0044 Roberto Clemente Pittsburgh Pirates PR604 5/15/1967: Continues red-hot May with 3 HRs, 7 RBI 16495930
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0045 Mark McGwire St. Louis Cardinals PR436 5/16/1998: Launces career-best, 545-foot home run 16495931
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0046 Hank Aaron Atlanta Braves PR644 5/17/1970: 1st player ever to reach 3,000 hits and 500 HRs 16503277
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0047 Edgar Martinez Seattle Mariners PR246 5/18/1999: Ties MLB record with 5 HRs over 2-game span 16508028
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0048 Cy Young Cleveland Naps PR555 5/19/1910: 1st and only player to reach 500 career wins 16511656
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0049 Steve Carlton Philadelphia Phillies PR278 5/20/1983: Moves into 2nd on all-time K list with 3,510 Ks 16517557
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0050 Mike Trout Los Angeles Angels PR1337 5/21/2013: Youngest player in AL history to hit for cycle 16517558
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0051 Ken Griffey Jr. Cincinnati Reds PR579 5/22/2008: Joins exclusive list with 200th career Reds HR 16517559
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0052 Roy Campanella Brooklyn Dodgers PR299 5/23/1952: Solo HR, grand slam lead Dodgers win 16517560
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0053 John Smoltz Atlanta Braves PR260 5/24/2007: 200 wins,150 saves mark 1st ever 16534397
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0054 Ralph Kiner Pittsburgh Pirates PR303 5/25/1953: Launches 300th career home run 16534518
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0055 Hank Aaron Atlanta Braves PR462 5/26/1969: 3rd player ever to reach 500 HRs, 500 doubles 16544513
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0056 Paul Konerko Chicago White Sox PR360 5/27/2012: Launches 400th career HR with White Sox 16545250
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0057 Mariano Rivera New York Yankees PR418 5/28/2004: 1st Yankees pitcher to record 300 saves 16553772
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0058 Rickey Henderson Oakland Athletics PR450 5/29/1990: Sets AL stolen bases record at 893 16553773
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0059 Dennis Eckersley Cleveland Indians PR350 5/30/1977: Racks up 12 Ks in no-hitter 16553774
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0060 Ty Cobb Detroit Tigers PR734 5/31/1925: 1st player in MLB history to record 1,000 XBHs 16553775
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0061 Phil Niekro Cleveland Indians PR264 6/1/1987: Niekro brothers set record for most combined wins 16569207
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0062 Lou Gehrig New York Yankees PR1059 6/2/1925: First baseman shines in 1st MLB start 16569247
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0063 Randy Johnson Arizona Diamondbacks PR226 6/3/2008: Claims 2nd place on all-time strikeouts list 16578955
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0064 Don Drysdale Los Angeles Dodgers PR278 6/4/1968: Sets MLB record with 6th consecutive CG SO 16591002
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0065 Albert Pujols St. Louis Cardinals PR401 6/5/2011: Launches walk-off HR in back-to-back games 16591003
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0066 Tim Lincecum San Francisco Giants PR336 6/6/2011: 1,000 Ks in 1st 5 seasons marks historic start 16591004
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0067 Eddie Murray Baltimore Orioles PR361 6/7/1998: No. 33 retired in Oriole Park at Camden Yards 16601730
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0068 Alex Rodriguez New York Yankees PR262 6/8/2005: Youngest player ever to reach 400 HRs 16612509
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0069 Mike Trout Los Angeles Angels PR2753 6/9/2009: Selected 25th overall in the 2009 MLB Draft 16616197
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0070 Tony La Russa St. Louis Cardinals PR301 6/10/2011: 2nd manager ever to manage 5,000 games 16627975
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0071 Mark McGwire Oakland Athletics PR288 6/11/1995: Homers in 3 consecutive at-bats in win 16630414
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0072 Dock Ellis Pittsburgh Pirates PR490 6/12/1970: Twirls complete-game no-hitter 16630415
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0073 Ted Williams Boston Red Sox PR757 6/13/1957: Sets record with multiple 3-HR games in one season 16630416
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0074 Reggie Jackson Oakland Athletics PR361 6/14/1969: 2 HRs, 10 RBI highlight offensive explosion 16653627
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0075 Ken Griffey Jr. Seattle Mariners PR610 6/15/1993: 6th youngest player to reach 100 HRs 16662226
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0076 Dontrelle Willis Florida Marlins PR190 6/16/2003: Rookie fires CG, 1-hit shutout 16668671
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0077 Lou Brock Chicago Cubs PR346 6/17/1962: Clubs historic 460-ft HR at Polo Grounds 16679488
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0078 Clayton Kershaw Los Angeles Dodgers PR328 6/18/2014: Racks up 15 Ks in complete-game, no-hitter 16683607
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0079 Dwight Gooden New York Mets PR382 6/19/1989: Hurls 7 IP, fans 9 to reach 100th career win 16683608
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0080 Max Scherzer Washington Nationals PR336 6/20/2015: Records 10 Ks in near-perfect CG, no-hitter 16683609
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0081 Manny Ramirez Cleveland Indians PR218 6/21/1997: 4-for-5, 6 RBI lead way for Indians win 16685900
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0082 Stan Musial St. Louis Cardinals PR406 6/22/1962: Passes Ty Cobb as MLB all-time total bases leader 16691681
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0083 Jim Thome Philadelphia Phillies PR337 6/23/2011: Becomes all-time leader with 13th walk-off HR 16691682
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0084 Dave Winfield California Angels PR300 6/24/1991: Becomes oldest player ever to hit for cycle (39) 16699385
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0085 Sammy Sosa Chicago Cubs PR288 6/25/1998: Leaps Rudy York for most HRs in a single month 16703121
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0086 Edgar Martinez Seattle Mariners PR211 6/26/2003: Passes Griffey Jr. for most RBI in Club history 16703122
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0087 Tim Wakefield Boston Red Sox PR262 6/27/2009: Ties Clemens for Club-record with 382nd start 16703123
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0088 Mariano Rivera New York Yankees PR424 6/28/2009: Tallies 1st career RBI, reaches 500 career saves 16720783
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0089 Willie Stargell Pittsburgh Pirates PR398 6/29/1977: Pirates slugger reaches 400 career HRs 16724051
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0090 Bob Lemon Cleveland Indians PR256 6/30/1948: Fires no-hitter in 1st season as full-time starter 16734663
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0091 Andy Pettitte New York Yankees PR307 7/1/2013: Becomes Yankees all-time strikeouts leader 16734664
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0092 Derrek Lee Chicago Cubs PR253 7/2/2009: Grand slam, 3-run HR pace career-high 7 RBI 16738404
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0093 Larry Doby Cleveland Indians PR370 7/3/1994: Indians retire No. 14 for Larry Doby 16744432
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0094 Mark McGwire Oakland Athletics PR375 7/4/1988: Hits 16th-inning HR for 2nd straight game 16744433
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0095 Lou Gehrig New York Yankees PR701 7/5/1934: Inside-the-park grand slam highlights 2-HR game 16744434
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0096 Edgar Martinez Seattle Mariners PR210 7/6/1996: Launches 3 HRs to lift Mariners to victory 16756353
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0097 Buster Posey San Francisco Giants PR326 7/7/2010: 1st career grand slam highlights 2-HR game 16756354
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0098 Ted Williams Boston Red Sox PR432 7/8/1941: Walk-off HR seals MLB All-Star Game win 16766281
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0099 Mike Piazza Los Angeles Dodgers PR509 7/9/1996: Named 1996 MLB All-Star Game MVP 16766282
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0100 David Ortiz Boston Red Sox PR295 7/10/2013: Leaps Harold Baines as the all-time DH hits leader 16766283
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0101 Bo Jackson Kansas City Royals PR689 7/11/1989: Named MLB All-Star Game MVP after lead-off HR 16766284
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0102 Moises Alou Montreal Expos PR190 7/12/1994: Walk-off hit seals extra-innings win for the NL 16795158
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0103 Reggie Jackson Oakland Athletics PR350 7/13/1971: 520-ft HR highlights MLB All-Star Game 16795159
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0104 Ken Griffey Jr. Seattle Mariners PR679 7/14/1992: Only father-son duo with MLB All-Star Game HRs 16795160
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0105 Ty Cobb Detroit Tigers PR446 7/15/1909: 2 inside-the-park HRs cement victory 16800278
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0106 Nomar Garciaparra Boston Red Sox PR180 7/16/1998: 4-for-4, 5 RBI lift Red Sox to big win 16806872
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0107 Bob Gibson St. Louis Cardinals PR381 7/17/1974: 2nd pitcher in MLB history to reach 3,000 Ks 16806873
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0108 David Cone New York Yankees PR447 7/18/1999: Tosses perfect game on Yogi Berra day 16806874
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0109 Cal Ripken Jr. Baltimore Orioles PR428 7/19/1991: Slugs 20th HR of year in 1,500th consecutive game 16835206
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0110 Albert Pujols St. Louis Cardinals PR287 7/20/2004: 3 HRs, 5 RBI power Cardinals to victory 16839095
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0111 Hank Aaron Atlanta Braves PR603 7/21/1973: Joins Ruth as only players to club 700 HRs 16841879
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0112 Willie Stargell Pittsburgh Pirates PR262 7/22/1964: Hits for the 18th cycle in Pirates history 16846783
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0113 Willie McCovey San Francisco Giants PR321 7/23/1969: Earns MLB All-Star Game MVP honors with 2 HRs 16849385
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0114 Tom Seaver New York Mets PR380 7/24/1988: Mets retire No. 41 at Shea Stadium 16853008
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0115 Roberto Clemente Pittsburgh Pirates PR658 7/25/1956: Hits inside-the-park, walk-off grand slam 16860087
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0116 Nolan Ryan Texas Rangers PR498 7/26/1992: Clinches 23rd consecutive season with at least 100 Ks 16865190
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0117 Wade Boggs Tampa Bay Devil Rays PR332 7/27/1998: Leaps Babe Ruth on MLB all-time hits list 16867664
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0118 Darryl Strawberry New York Yankees PR325 7/28/1996: Launches 300th career HR in walk-off fashion 16870185
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0119 Brooks Robinson Baltimore Orioles PR314 7/29/1972: Walk-off HR seals extra-innings win 16874195
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0120 Alex Rodriguez Seattle Mariners PR304 7/30/1998: Swipes 30th base to join the 30-30 club 16876274
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0121 Jose Canseco Oakland Athletics PR301 7/31/1988: 1st player with 30+ HRs/100+ RBI in each of 1st 3 seasons 16880196
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0122 Andrew McCutchen Pittsburgh Pirates PR289 8/1/2009: Notches career-high 3 HRs, 6 RBI in win 16880197
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0123 Bob Lemon Cleveland Indians PR271 8/2/1950: 3-run HR highlights complete-game shutout 16899535
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0124 Satchel Paige Cleveland Indians PR695 8/3/1948: 41-year old shines in anticipated 1st MLB start 16902340
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0125 Rod Carew California Angels PR276 8/4/1985: Records 3,000th career hit 16907869
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0126 Tom Glavine New York Mets PR292 8/5/2007: Records 300th career win behind 6.1 IP 16911520
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0127 Darryl Strawberry New York Yankees PR258 8/6/1996: 6th player with 3-HR game on AL and NL Club 16915529
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0128 Wade Boggs Tampa Bay Devil Rays PR376 8/7/1999: 1st player ever to hit a HR to reach 3,000 hits 16915530
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0129 Randy Johnson Seattle Mariners PR325 8/8/1997: 19 Ks for the 2nd time in a single season 16915531
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0130 Vida Blue San Francisco Giants PR231 8/9/1981: 1st to earn win for AL and NL in MLB ASG 16927004
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0131 Harmon Killebrew Minnesota Twins PR417 8/10/1971: 10th player in MLB history to hit 500 HRs 16933918
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0132 Babe Ruth New York Yankees PR1066 8/11/1929: 1st player in MLB history to reach 500 HRs 16939032
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0133 Greg Maddux Atlanta Braves PR386 8/12/2001: Establishes NL record of 72 1/3 IP without a BB 16943049
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0134 Lou Brock St. Louis Cardinals PR312 8/13/1979: Collects 3,000th career hit 16948272
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0135 Ivan Rodriguez Texas Rangers PR255 8/14/1999: 1st catcher with a 20-HR, 20-SB season 16948273
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0136 Mark McGwire Oakland Athletics PR298 8/15/1990: Launches walk-off grandslam to seal extra-innings win 16948274
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0137 Bob Gibson St. Louis Cardinals PR353 8/16/1969: Sets NL with 7th season of 200+ Ks 16973037
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0138 Willie Mays San Francisco Giants PR525 8/17/1966: Leaps Jimmie Foxx for 2nd on all-time HRs list 16976028
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0139 Andre Dawson Chicago Cubs PR313 8/18/1989: Records career knock no. 2,000 16980159
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0140 Joe Morgan Cincinnati Reds PR340 8/19/1974: 2 HRs, 7 RBI pave way for Reds win 16988896
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0141 Ken Griffey Jr. Cincinnati Reds PR623 8/20/2001: Inside-the-park, walk-off HR cements extra-innings 17005345
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0142 Vladimir Guerrero Montreal Expos PR321 8/21/2003: Propels to 1st on Expos all-time HR list 17005346
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0143 Ernie Banks Chicago Cubs PR471 8/22/1982: 1st Cubs player to have his number retired 17005347
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0144 Dennis Eckersley Oakland Athletics PR330 8/23/1992: 1st pitcher to record 40 SVs in 4 different seasons 17005348
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0145 Bob Feller Cleveland Indians PR337 8/24/1945: Twirls 12-K, CG in 1st start back from Naval service 17005349
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0146 Roger Clemens Toronto Blue Jays PR348 8/25/1998: 1st pitcher in MLB history to record 3 games of 18+ Ks 17013366
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0147 Roy Campanella Brooklyn Dodgers PR287 8/26/1950: 3 HRs to lead the Dodgers to a 7-5 win 17018148
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0148 Tommy Lasorda Los Angeles Dodgers PR216 8/27/1988: Reaches 1,000th career win as manager 17027423
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0149 Ryne Sandberg Chicago Cubs PR534 8/28/1990: 1st 2B in MLB history with consecutive 30-HR seasons 17027424
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0150 George Brett Kansas City Royals PR483 8/29/1993: Joins elite club of players with 200th career SB 17027425
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0151 Kent Tekulve Philadelphia Phillies PR348 8/30/1988: Becomes the 2nd pitcher to appear in 1,000 games 17046533
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0152 Aroldis Chapman Cincinnati Reds PR263 8/31/2010: 102-mph fastball highlights spotless MLB debut 17051437
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0153 Tom Seaver New York Mets PR514 9/1/1975: 8 consecutive seasons of 200+ Ks mark MLB first 17059905
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0154 David Cone New York Yankees PR296 9/2/1996: Fires 7 hitless IP in return from surgery 17072482
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0155 Pedro Martinez New York Mets PR333 9/3/2007: 15th pitcher in MLB history to reach 3,000 Ks 17078834
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0156 David Ortiz Boston Red Sox PR333 9/4/2013: Collects 2,000th career knock 17078835
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0157 Carlton Fisk Chicago White Sox PR320 9/5/1987: Launches 300th career home run 17078836
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0158 Cal Ripken Jr. Baltimore Orioles PR772 9/6/1995: 2,131st consecutive game played sets MLB record 17093474
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0159 Trevor Hoffman Milwaukee Brewers PR320 9/7/2010: 1st pitcher in MLB history to register 600 saves 17096968
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0160 Mark McGwire St. Louis Cardinals PR325 9/8/1998: Sets new MLB single-season record with 62 HRs 17103874
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0161 Robin Yount Milwaukee Brewers PR436 9/9/1992: Becomes 3rd youngest player to reach 3,000 hits 17110229
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0162 Randy Johnson Arizona Diamondbacks PR239 9/10/2000: Records 3,000th strikeout on 37th birthday 17123067
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0163 Howard Johnson New York Mets PR264 9/11/1987: 1st NL infielder to join the 30-30 club 17123068
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0164 Sammy Sosa Chicago Cubs PR335 9/12/1998: Becomes 4th player to reach a 60-HR season 17123069
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0165 Mariano Rivera New York Yankees PR387 9/13/2011: 2nd pitcher ever to record 600 career saves 17142003
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0166 Bo Jackson Kansas City Royals PR536 9/14/1986: Belts 475-ft blast for 1st career HR 17151764
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0167 Jeff Bagwell Houston Astros PR310 9/15/1992: Walk-off home run highlights 5-hit game 17156191
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0168 Jim Thome Chicago White Sox PR332 9/16/2007: 500th career HR is a walk-off blast 17161442
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0169 Reggie Jackson California Angels PR341 9/17/1984: Belts 500th HR on 17th anniversary of 1st career HR 17166475
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0170 Tim Raines Montreal Expos PR227 9/18/1984: 1st in MLB history with 4 straight seasons of 70+ SBs 17166476
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0171 Tom Glavine Atlanta Braves PR292 9/19/1998: Shutout game fuels Braves 100th win of the season 17166477
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0172 Wade Boggs Boston Red Sox PR348 9/20/1988: 1st player in 20th century with 200 hits in 6 straight seasons 17191225
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0173 Brett Gardner New York Yankees PR267 9/21/2014: Hits 15,000th HR in Yankees history 17193945
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0174 Andre Dawson Chicago Cubs PR365 9/22/1990: 300th career SB puts Dawson in exclusive group 17198004
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0175 Moises Alou Montreal Expos PR212 9/23/1992: Launches walk-off grand slam 17207244
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0176 Mickey Mantle New York Yankees PR1010 9/24/1960: Belts go-ahead, game-winning HR in extra innings 17207245
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0177 Ken Griffey Jr. Seattle Mariners PR655 9/25/1998: Youngest player to reach 350 career HRs 17207246
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0178 Vladimir Guerrero Baltimore Orioles PR324 9/26/2011: Sets MLB hits record for Dominican-born players 17207247
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0179 Sammy Sosa Chicago Cubs PR237 9/27/2003: 1st NL player with 6 straight 40-HR seasons 17221308
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0180 Tony Gwynn San Diego Padres PR387 9/28/1997: 8th batting title ties Wagner for most all-time 17224210
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0181 Willie Mays New York Giants PR1060 9/29/1954: Iconic snag in Game 1 of the 1954 World Series 17230051
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0182 George Brett Kansas City Royals PR407 9/30/1992: Royals star records 3,000th hit 17236253
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0183 Roger Maris New York Yankees PR597 10/1/1961: Sets MLB record single-season record with 61 HRs 17236254
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0184 Dwight Gooden New York Mets PR327 10/2/1986: 1st pitcher with 200 Ks in first 3 seasons 17236255
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0185 Miguel Cabrera Detroit Tigers PR597 10/3/2012: Wins 1st Triple Crown since Yastrzemski in 1967 17236256
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0186 Mike Schmidt Philadelphia Phillies PR478 10/4/1980: Go ahead, 2-run HR clinches NL East Division 17236257
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0187 Manny Ramirez Boston Red Sox PR297 10/5/2007: Walk-off 3-run HR cements game two of ALDS 17255312
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0188 Phil Niekro New York Yankees PR333 10/6/1985: 18th pitcher in MLB history to win 300 games 17255313
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0189 Rickey Henderson San Diego Padres PR313 10/7/2001: Becomes 25th member of the 3,000 hits club 17262292
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0190 Edgar Martinez Seattle Mariners PR232 10/8/1995: Hits walk-off double to clinch '95 ALDS 17262293
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0191 Dennis Eckersley Oakland Athletics PR238 10/9/1988: Sets MLB Postseason record with 4 saves 17262294
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0192 Mickey Mantle New York Yankees PR777 10/10/1964: Walk-off home run seals Game 3 of World Series 17262295
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0193 Andy Pettitte New York Yankees PR325 10/11/2009: Ties John Smoltz for most Postseason wins (15) 17262296
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0194 Paul Molitor Milwaukee Brewers PR374 10/12/1982: Sets World Series record with 5 hits in one game 17272844
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0195 Bill Mazeroski Pittsburgh Pirates PR452 10/13/1960: Belts walk-off HR to win 1960 World Series 17272845
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0196 Chris Chambliss New York Yankees PR283 10/14/1976: Walk-off HR sends Yankees to World Series 17305040
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0197 Brooks Robinson Baltimore Orioles PR481 10/15/1970: Named 1970 World Series MVP 17305041
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0198 Eddie Murray Baltimore Orioles PR395 10/16/1983: 2-HR game clinches World Series title 17310057
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0199 Robin Yount Milwaukee Brewers PR355 10/17/1982: Multiple 4-hit games set World Series record 17310058
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0200 David Ortiz Boston Red Sox PR370 10/18/2004: Back-to-back walk-offs keep Red Sox alive 17310059
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0201 Barry Zito San Francisco Giants PR231 10/19/2012: 7.2 scoreless IP lead NLCS Game 5 win 17310060
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0202 Reggie Jackson Oakland Athletics PR369 10/20/1973: 2 RBI doubles seal World Series Game 6 17310061
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0203 Johnny Bench Cincinnati Reds PR287 10/21/1976: 2-HR, 5-RBI effort seals World Series MVP 17372207
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0204 Albert Pujols St. Louis Cardinals PR295 10/22/2011: Historic effort guides Cardinals big win 17372208
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0205 Joe Carter Toronto Blue Jays PR455 10/23/1993: Walk-off, 3-run HR cements World Series win 17372209
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0206 Greg Maddux Atlanta Braves PR485 10/24/1994: 1st pitcher to win 3 straight Cy Young awards 17372210
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0207 Gaylord Perry San Diego Padres PR264 10/25/1978: 1st pitcher to win Cy Young Award in AL & NL 17372211
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0208 Edgar Renteria Florida Marlins PR218 10/26/1997: Walk-off hit leads to Marlins 1st World Series title 17372212
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0209 Manny Ramirez Boston Red Sox PR302 10/27/2004: Named 2004 World Series MVP 17372213
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0210 Bob Gibson St. Louis Cardinals PR240 10/28/1968: Earns NL Cy Young Award & NL MVP Award 17407944
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0211 Tom Seaver New York Mets PR422 10/29/1969: 22-game winner earns 1st NL Cy Young Award 17407945
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0212 George W. Bush PR1175 10/30/2001: Throws 1st pitch before Game 3 of World Series 17407946
TPS.2021.NOWTURNBACKTHECLOCK.0213 Ryne Sandberg Chicago Cubs PR412 10/31/1995: Announces he is coming out of retirement 17407947