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1993: Wayne Gretzky carries the Los Angeles Kings into the Stanley Cup Final with one of the greatest performances of his career. — www.nhl.com
The NHL.com shares these gems of May 29 hockey history:
1993- Gretzky's record-setting performance carries the Los Angeles Kings into the Stanley Cup Final for the first time.
1996 Joe Sakic scores two goals for the Avalanche in the Cup Finals.
2001: Patrick Roy became the first goalie in NHL history to start 100 consecutive playoff games.
These stories and more await.
Art Coulter
Born May 31, 1909 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, was Hockey Hall of Fame Defenseman, Art Coulter. Art played in the NHL for the New York Rangers and Chicago Black Hawks, during his brilliant 12 year career. His great play helped him become a two time Stanley Cup Champion, as Coulter helped the Black Hawks win their first championship in 1933–34 and the Rangers to a Cup win in 1939–40.
Phil Esposito Sets NHL record April 2,1969
April 2nd, 1969 Boston Bruins Star, Phil Esposito, Number 7, helped his team win.
This Date in NBA History - May 26
Bird’s steal resulted in a game-winning layup by Dennis Johnson, helping the Celtics win a crucial Game 5 at home 107-106. The reigning champions eventually prevailed in seven and advanced to their fourth straight NBA Finals. — www.sportingnews.com
The Sporting News remembers:
1987 - Larry Bird’s iconic steal in Game 5 of the Conference Finals vs. Detroit Pistons
Unveiling the Legacy of Adrian Dantley
Adrian Dantley, nicknamed "The Rolls Royce" for his smooth play, carved his name in NBA history with his flawless mid-range shot and scoring prowess. Though his career spanned only 15 seasons (1976-1991), he left an indelible mark.
Starting with the Buffalo Braves, Dantley quickly established himself as an offensive force. His signature move - a flat-footed, fadeaway mid-range jumper - was nearly unstoppable, leading him to two scoring titles (1981, 1984) and an average of 24.3 points per game throughout his career. His accuracy was unmatched, boasting a career field goal percentage of 54.0%, ranking him 16th in NBA history.
Dantley wasn't just a scorer; he was a well-rounded player. He averaged 5.7 rebounds and 3.0 assists per game, displaying a complete skillset. His dedication to conditioning fueled his longevity, allowing him to lead the league in free throws six times and rank ninth all-time in that category.
Despite individual accolades, championship glory eluded him. His closest shot came with the Detroit Pistons, reaching the 1988 Eastern Conference Finals. Still, he earned six All-Star selections and two All-NBA selections, solidifying his place among the elite.
Starting with the Buffalo Braves, Dantley quickly established himself as an offensive force. His signature move - a flat-footed, fadeaway mid-range jumper - was nearly unstoppable, leading him to two scoring titles (1981, 1984) and an average of 24.3 points per game throughout his career. His accuracy was unmatched, boasting a career field goal percentage of 54.0%, ranking him 16th in NBA history.
Dantley wasn't just a scorer; he was a well-rounded player. He averaged 5.7 rebounds and 3.0 assists per game, displaying a complete skillset. His dedication to conditioning fueled his longevity, allowing him to lead the league in free throws six times and rank ninth all-time in that category.
Despite individual accolades, championship glory eluded him. His closest shot came with the Detroit Pistons, reaching the 1988 Eastern Conference Finals. Still, he earned six All-Star selections and two All-NBA selections, solidifying his place among the elite.
Roberto Clemente
Beyond Baseball: The Life of Roberto Clemente is an online exhibition based on one originally on view at San Juan's Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico and crafted in close concert with the Clemente family. The website, a collaboration among SITES, Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico, and CARIMAR, captures the original's uniquely Puerto Rican perspective for an American audience. — www.robertoclemente.si.edu
: Legacy - Beyond Baseball: The Life of Roberto Clemente
Steve Carlton's Pitching Masterpiece
Steven Norman Carlton, affectionately known as "Lefty," wasn't just a pitcher; he was an artist of the mound, painting his masterpieces with every curveball, screwball, and fastball. His MLB career, spanning 24 seasons and six teams, left behind a canvas of incredible achievements and a legacy that redefined pitching dominance.
Early Beginnings and Rise to Stardom:
-Drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals in 1965, Carlton's raw talent was evident, but inconsistency plagued his early years.
-A trade to the Philadelphia Phillies in 1972 proved the turning point. Under manager Gene Mauch and with the guidance of veteran Tim McCarver, Carlton blossomed into a complete pitcher.
The Pinnacle of Perfection:
-From 1972 to 1982, Carlton entered a stratosphere of pitching excellence. He won four Cy Young Awards, including a historic Triple Crown in 1972 (leading the league in wins, ERA, and strikeouts).
-Carlton's repertoire of pitches was a symphony of deception. His screwball, known as "Uncle Charlie," left batters flailing in thin air, and his pinpoint control made him nearly unhittable.
-He reached the 300-win mark in 1983, and by the end of his career, he had amassed 4,136 strikeouts, placing him second all-time among left-handed pitchers.
Early Beginnings and Rise to Stardom:
-Drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals in 1965, Carlton's raw talent was evident, but inconsistency plagued his early years.
-A trade to the Philadelphia Phillies in 1972 proved the turning point. Under manager Gene Mauch and with the guidance of veteran Tim McCarver, Carlton blossomed into a complete pitcher.
The Pinnacle of Perfection:
-From 1972 to 1982, Carlton entered a stratosphere of pitching excellence. He won four Cy Young Awards, including a historic Triple Crown in 1972 (leading the league in wins, ERA, and strikeouts).
-Carlton's repertoire of pitches was a symphony of deception. His screwball, known as "Uncle Charlie," left batters flailing in thin air, and his pinpoint control made him nearly unhittable.
-He reached the 300-win mark in 1983, and by the end of his career, he had amassed 4,136 strikeouts, placing him second all-time among left-handed pitchers.
Jim Lefebvre
Check out the latest Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More of Jim Lefebvre. Get info about his position, age, height, weight, draft status, bats, throws, school and more on Baseball-reference.com — www.baseball-reference.com
Lefebvre won Rookie of the Year honors, 1x All-Star, 1965 World Series, and wore Number 5
June 18 BR Bullpen
The Baseball-Reference.com provides some interesting tidbits of June 18 MLB history including:
1940 - Joe Medwick of the Brooklyn Dodgers is beaned by St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Bob Bowman. Although Medwick will return from the injury in a few days, he will never regain his previous power-hitting form.
1947 - Cincinnati Reds pitcher Ewell Blackwell tosses a 6 - 0 no-hitter against the Boston Braves.
1972 - Colorful Oakland Athletics owner Charlie Finley holds baseball's first ever "Mustache Day." Finley agreed to pay $300 to each of his players for growing mustaches by Father's Day.
1940 - Joe Medwick of the Brooklyn Dodgers is beaned by St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Bob Bowman. Although Medwick will return from the injury in a few days, he will never regain his previous power-hitting form.
1947 - Cincinnati Reds pitcher Ewell Blackwell tosses a 6 - 0 no-hitter against the Boston Braves.
1972 - Colorful Oakland Athletics owner Charlie Finley holds baseball's first ever "Mustache Day." Finley agreed to pay $300 to each of his players for growing mustaches by Father's Day.
June 14 Baseball-Reference Bullpen
The BR Bullpen has some MLB history for June 14 with items such as:
1876 - George Hall of the Philadelphia Athletics becomes the first major league player to hit for the cycle.
1952 - Boston Braves pitcher Warren Spahn ties the National League record of Jim Whitney with 18 strikeouts in an 15-inning game.
1876 - George Hall of the Philadelphia Athletics becomes the first major league player to hit for the cycle.
1952 - Boston Braves pitcher Warren Spahn ties the National League record of Jim Whitney with 18 strikeouts in an 15-inning game.
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