On This Day - Joe Morgan Goes 6 for 6

On July 8th, 1965 Houston Astros Rookie Second Baseman Joe Morgan goes 6 for 6 during a 9-8 loss to the Atlanta Braves in 12 innings. Joe had 3 rbi, Scored 4 runs, & hit 2 homers. He raised his batting average 15 points that day. The Hall of Famer finished 2nd in Rookie of the Year voting.

Ronnie Lott

Safety Ronnie Lott led the NFL in Interceptions 2x over his Hall of Fame career. Lott had ten interceptions roaming the secondary for the 1986 San Francisco 49ers, & after signing as a free agent with the Los Angeles Raiders in 1991 Ronnie recorded eight picks to lead the league. He finished his amazing career with 63 INT’S.

Bird's Best Bud -Bruce Kimm

Birthday shout out to former Detroit Tigers catcher Bruce Kimm. He was pitcher Mark ‘ The Bird’ Fidrychs’ personal catcher for the 1976 season when Bird went 19-6, & won Rookie of Year honors. On August 17th, 1976 Bruce hit the one & only Homer of his career off Angels pitcher Frank Tanana during a Tigers 3-2 victory.

Freaky Friday - Blaze Zine Deals!!

Happy Freaky Friday !! Get your mitts the Blaze ‘Pick A Pair’ Dealio!! Two issues of Blaze, Two Issues of Roaches, stickers & more blazing goodies. Just $33……Follow Link in Bio. Thanks for looking dudes, have a rad Friday.

Efren Herrera

Efren Herrera & holder Jim Zorn pulled off one of the best fake field goals of all-time back on October 29th, 1979. It was the Seattle Seahawks first appearance on Monday Night Football as they were in Atlanta to take on an underachieving Falcons team at Fulton County Stadium. After falling behind 14-0 the Seahawks screeched back to score 21 in the 2nd quarter. One of those TD drives continued with a little help of the aforementioned trickery of Herrera & Zorn. After lining up to attempt a 54 yarder, Zorn pulled the hold as Herrera heftily scooted by him up the middle. The lefty Zorn lobbed one for a wide open Herrera for a gain of 24. Seattle held off a late Falcons comeback to take home the win 31-28.