Rookie pitcher Shota Imanaga made history by achieving an ERA of 0.84 through his first nine career games in 2024. This is the lowest ERA for any major league pitcher in their first nine games since ERA became an official stat in 1913 23. Imanaga’s impressive performance has been a bright spot for the Cubs.
In the memorable game on June 23, 1984, Ryne Sandberg hit two game-tying home runs off Cardinals’ closer Bruce Sutter. Sutter was known for his effectiveness, having allowed only 77 home runs over 1042.0 innings pitched during his 12-year MLB career, averaging one home run against every 13.2 innings12. Sandberg’s remarkable feat helped propel the Cubs to a 12-11 victory over the Cardinals in 11 innings at Wrigley Field3. The odds of this happening were undoubtedly quite slim! 
A third string catcher stealing home to win a ballgame & the story behind it.
Olivia Pichardo is an American baseball player who made history as the first woman to play NCAA Division I baseball . She joined the Brown University team as a walk-on freshman in November 2022. In March 2023, she became the first woman to play in an NCAA Division I baseball game, and later that year, she hit a home run.
The longest televised hole-in-one in PGA Tour history was made by Andrew Magee in 2001 . It was historic for two reasons: first, because it set the record for the longest hole-in-one, and second, because it didn’t even happen on a par-3. Magee made the first and only hole-in-one on a par-4 in Tour history. The iconic shot occurred on the 17th hole at TPC Scottsdale , where Magee, still angry from a double-bogey on the previous hole, teed up his ball and let it rip before the group in front even left the green. The ball not only reached the green but also rolled into the group ahead, bounced off one of their putters, and redirected right into the holeAce! A remarkable 332 yards on a par-4, still the longest hole-in-one in Tour history and the only one on a par-4 to this day1
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The 1961 Philadelphia Phillies played 154 games during the regular season, won 47 games, lost 107 games, and finished in eighth position. They played their home games at Connie Mack Stadium (Park Factors: 99/101) where 590,039 fans witnessed their 1961 Phillies finish the season with a .305 winning percentage.
The 1899 Cleveland Spiders hold the dubious distinction of having the worst single-season record in Major League Baseball history. They finished with a dismal 20–134 win-loss record, resulting in a .130 winning percentage . To put it in perspective, this would project to a 21–141 record under the current 162-game schedule. The Spiders’ disastrous season remains unmatched in terms of futility1.
The history of the original Cleveland Spiders | wkyc.com
I flopped a royal flush in an mtt holdem here last year.
Cool! ^
Bobby Riggs low probability bet pays off at Wimbledon.
Start at the 2:00 Mark
Start at 11:30 Mark
70-49 Yankees (Best team in baseball)
VS
27-91 White Sox (Historically, the worst team in baseball ever)
The probability of the Yankees losing by 10 runs is off the charts!
This is long, but great, and full of low probability baseball events
2 Low Probability Events in 1 video
