...99-game homerless streak for the Mariners' leadoff hitter.It was Suzuki's 33rd leadoff homer, tying him with Paul Molitor for ninth on baseball's career list. Suzuki hadn't homered in 414 at-bats, dating to Sept. 11, 2010.Seattle...
...it to second. His streak matches Luis Castillo's 35-gamer in 2002 as the longest in the majors since 1987, when Paul Molitor hit safely in 39 consecutive games. The old Phillies franchise record of 31 was set by Ed Delahanty in 1899. DEMPSTER...
...hits, 200 home runs and 400 stolen bases, joining Craig Biggio, Roberto Alomar, Barry Bonds, Rickey Henderson, Paul Molitor and Joe Morgan. He finished with 429 stolen bases, including a career-high 78 in 1992. He was a two-time All-Star...
...Classic, which replaces the Hall of Fame Game. Feller will be joined by four other Hall of Famers -- Ferguson Jenkins, Paul Molitor, Phil Niekro and Brooks Robinson -- along with several former major leaguers, including George Foster, Jim Kaat...
...and trained on cognac and colas to get ready for the fight after being assured he would win. Baseball Hall of Famer Paul Molitor posted bond for Torres, and he and former baseball star Eric Davis were in the corner for the fight that ended with...
...congratulate Ripken. Said Twins coach Paul Molitor, eighth on the career list with...Rod Carew (Aug. 4, 1995) and Paul Molitor (Sept. 16, 1996) reached the...430 Carl Yastrzemski 3,419 Paul Molitor 3,319 Eddie Collins 3,309 Willie...
...relations directors. Martinez and Davis were the only hitters mentioned on every ballot. Others who received votes were Paul Molitor of Minnesota (14), Juan Gonzalez of Texas (4), Reggie Jefferson of Boston (3) and David Justice of Cleveland...
...finished with an AL record 114 victories. What a day! And there was even more on the final day of the regular season. Paul Molitor got his 3,319th -- and perhaps last -- hit in the big leagues. The Cincinnati Reds assembled the majors' first...
...were lamenting a 56-88 finish in 1995 and wondering how to recover from the free-agent losses of Roberto Alomar, Paul Molitor, Devon White and Al Leiter. Now they are reveling in Ash's acquisitions of pitcher Roger Clemens, catcher Benito...
...exactly what I'm going to do along the way. That makes me relax and get into a frame of mind that I need to be in." Paul Molitor and Dennis Eckersley were elected to the Hall last year, when Ryne Sandberg fell 71 votes shy of the 380 (75 percent...