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On This Day In Sports History

April 24, 1955: The Brooklyn Dodgers lose 11-10 to the New York Giants at Ebbets Field in a game where 11 runs were scored in the 10th inning. During the ninth, Giants shortstop Al Dark tied the score 5-5 with a two-run homer. New York adds six runs in the 10th. The last of the six runs is recorded when Brooklyn’s Carl Furillo catches a fly ball in right field with one out and, believing it’s out number three, trots in while Al Dark scores from third base. The Dodgers score five runs in the bottom of the 10th but fall short by one run.

On This Day In Sports History

April 23, 2022: Six Tampa Bay pitchers combine to no-hit Boston through the first nine innings at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg. None of the six pitched more than two innings. After the Sox score twice in the top of the 10th inning, the Rays rally with three runs in the bottom half and win 3-2. On the same day, Miguel Cabrera records his 3,000th career hit on a single to help the Tigers beat the Rockies 13-0. And at Wrigley Field, the Cubs bury the Pirates 21-0. ​