Ken Griffey Jr Sr 2nd MLB GAME Father Son Teammates 1990 Mariners Ticket Stub
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MLB Mariners 9-1-1990
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| This is an Original 100% Authentic Ticket Stub from the 1990 MLB Season September 1, 1990 Seattle Mariners vs Kansas City Royals at the KINGDOME in Seattle, WA 9/1/1990 RARE!!!! VERY LOW ATTENDANCE 24,160 EXTREMELY RARE VINTAGE TICKET STUB IN AMAZING CONDITION!!! KEN GRIFFEY JR & HIS DAD KEN GRIFFEY SR PLAY TOGETHER AND WIN FOR THE 2nd STRAIGHT NIGHT!!! 2nd MLB GAME PLAYED TOGETHER ON THE SAME TEAM!!! KEN GRIFFEY SR 700th CAREER WALK!!! KEN GRIFFEY JR HIT IN RIGHT FOOT AND RESTRAINED FROM CHARGING MOUND!!! M's PITCHER SWAN FLIRTS WITH A NO-NO!!! COMBINED SHUTOUT 2-HITTER (Russ Swan, Bill Swift) ROYALS, M's COMBINE FOR 17 WALKS; UMP HIT 3 TIMES!!! KEN GRIFFEY JR. "The Kid" HIT BY PITCH (101st CAREER WALK) CAREER HBP #3 1-RUN, 1-HIT, 1-BB "Junior, The Kid or The Natural" 13x All-Star, 10x Gold Glove, 7x Silver Slugger MVP, ML PoY, AS MVP, 3x HR Derby Champ Inducted into the HALL of FAME in 2016 KEN GRIFFEY "Dad" BB #700 (700th CAREER WALK) 3-WALKS (BB #698, 699, 700) 3x All-Star, AS MVP, 2x World Series Mariners win wild affair Swan returns to M's in high style, wins 3-0 M's shutout was Royal struggle SEATTLE -- Russ Swan of the Seattle Mariners and Chris Codiroli of the Kansas City Royals both returned to the major leagues on Saturday night. For home plate umpire Steve Palermo, it wasn't a pretty sight. The Mariners and Swan won 3-0, but it wasn't easy. The Royals tied a club record by hitting four Seattle hitters. There were 17 walks, two wild pitches and three others by Codiroli that hit Palermo. "Palermo probably never was hit so many times in his life," Mariners manager Jim Lefebvre said. "Randy Johnson asked him what he would do if he was out there. Palermo said, "i'd be in the hospital." Swan, a Kennewick High School graduate, walked five but pitched 6-1/3 no-hit innings and combined with Bill Swift for a two-hitter and the Mariners scored three runs in the seventh inning for the victory. Codiroli, whose last major league starts came when he made two for Cleveland in 1988, hit three Mariners and walked eight in 4-2/3 innings. But he gave up only one hit and no runs. Swan, just recalled from a rehabilitation assignment at Calgary after being on the disabled list since July 8, lost his no-hitter with one out in the seventh when Bill Pecota grounded a first-pitch single to left. The rookie left-hander struck out five. "No, I wasn't thinking no-hitter at all," Swan said. "I struggled most of the night. I got tired in the third and fourth innings." Swan (2-2), who had a no-hitter through seven innings in his American League debut for Seattle, a 5-2 victory at Detroit on June 9, was on the disabled list because of tendinitis in his left bicep. Swift, who originally was scheduled to start Saturday night, replaced Swan at the start of the eighth and pitched two innings, allowing one hit, to earn his fourth save. Ken Griffey Jr., playing with his 40-year-old father, Ken Sr., for the second straight game, started the seventh-inning rally when he was hit in the right foot by a pitch from 6-foot-6, 240-pound Steve Crawford (5-4). Griffey Jr. stepped toward the mound and had to be restrained from going after Crawford by catcher Rey Palacios and Palermo. Griffey Jr. and Crawford exchanged words. "It was the most screwed-up game I've seen in a long time," Kansas City manager John Wathan said. "I don't know how Chris got out of it without any runs." After hitting Griffey Jr., Crawford walked Alvin Davis and Pete O'Brien beat out a bunt to load the bases. Jay Buhner singled to score Griffey and Davis scored on Scott Bradley's sacrifice fly. O'Brien scored from third on Jeff Schaefer's suicide squeeze. Codiroli, a one-time 14-game winner with Oakland, was released by Cleveland on Sept. 6, 1988, and was out of baseball until he signed with the Royals' Class AA team in Memphis on July 23. EXTREMELY RARE TICKET STUB IN AMAZING CONDITION!!! You get the ticket in the photos. No Creases, Beautiful vintage ticket stub!!! Ticket measures approximately 2 x 3-3/8 Inches Section 108 - Row 11 - Seat 108 Photos/Scans have been watermarked for auction purposes only. Ticket will be shipped in the Ticket Toploader (Hard Plastic Holder) shown in the photos. It will be protected and surrounded by 2 pieces of rigid cardboard and sent via USPS with tracking. For multiple ticket orders add items to cart for combined shipping. |
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