“All I knew,” said beaming Tommy Henrich, “was I had him in a hole. I was just looking at the ball, and it looked pretty good.” Henrich swung and the ball sailed into the Yankee Stadium ...

His old teammate Tommy Henrich puts it plainly: "He had no weaknesses." DiMaggio knew that there are five things a baseball player is paid to do: run the bases, catch a ball, throw a ball ...

The Yankees featured Joe DiMaggio -- this was the season he hit in 56 consecutive games -- while fellow outfielders Charlie Keller and Tommy Henrich also hit 30 home runs, forming perhaps the ...

Casey, who had shut out the Yankees since coming on in the fifth inning, then struck out Tommy Henrich for what should have been the game-ending out. But Owen let the ball get by him, and before ...

Now, in the ninth inning, relief pitcher Hugh Casey had retired Johnny Sturm on a grounder to second and Red Rolfe on a comebacker, and he’d gotten two quick strikes on Tommy Henrich.

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At least Juan Soto will have no problem replicating Tommy Henrich’s four-walk performance. Now we’re entering the territory where some of my audience actually witnessed these games ...

With jaw-dropping big wall ascents and a life packed with adrenaline and adventure, climber Tommy Caldwell has had a career worthy of – and captured by – a feature film. But after an agonizing ...

Keller also had a hit in the shocking Game 4 rally, when Tommy Henrich seemingly struck out against Hugh Casey to end the ...

With a fastball clocked at 95 mph, Quincy Bright was on a track for the major leagues. He was just 13 when he was recruited by Mississippi State University. But at 16, the Connecticut high school ...

With two outs, two strikes to batter Tommy Henrich and nobody on base, pitcher Hugh Casey got Henrich to swing and miss on a curveball to seemingly end the game. But catcher Mickey Owen dropped ...

His old teammate Tommy Henrich puts it plainly: "He had no weaknesses." DiMaggio knew that there are five things a baseball player is paid to do: run the bases, catch a ball, throw a ball ...