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- 85 | This Day In Baseball History - April 13: The Godfather Part II, SwitchChipper, and The Hit KingAlex Kielar looks back on this day in baseball history as Pete Rose got two milestone hits on the same day 21 years apart, Barry Bonds found himself all alone in third place on the all-time home run list, and Chipper Jones joined some great switch-hitting company.---Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/toomuchpodtar/message30 min
- 84 | This Day In Baseball History - April 12: Barry Ties Willie, Captain Sweet Lou, and CandlestickAlex Kielar has Joey Ricotta on the show once again to look back on this day in baseball history. The guys discuss Barry Bonds tying his Godfather Willie Mays in career home runs, Lou Gehrig being named captain of the Yankees, Candlestick Park hosting its first game and more!---Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/toomuchpodtar/message48 min
- 83 | This Day In Baseball History - April 11: Debut of Yaz, Shin Guards, Mets, and AngelsTo look back on this day in baseball history, Alex Kielar and Joey Ricotta talked about a few debuts. Those debuts included Carl Yastrzemski and shin guards being used by a catcher in a game. The guys also had a hard time figuring out what day it is.---Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/toomuchpodtar/message1 hr
- 82 | This Day In Baseball History - April 10: Colt .45s and More Cowbell, Buehrle That’s All We NeedAlex Kielar is joined by Johnnie Black as they look back on this day in baseball history again. They talked about Ken Griffey Jr. getting two milestone Home runs on his dad Ken Griffey Sr.’s birthday, Highlanders becoming the Yankees, and more cowbell.---Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/toomuchpodtar/message36 min
- 81 | This Day In Baseball History - April 9: Eighth Wonder, Pops, and FenwayAlex Kielar brings along Joey Ricotta to talk about this day in baseball history. The guys talk about a few stadiums that opened up on this day including Astrodome, the Rockies winning their first ever game, and Nolan Ryan still being dominant at 46.---Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/toomuchpodtar/message1 hr
- 80 | This Day In Baseball History - April 8: Hank Does It, Futility, and the Old Man and the SheaJohnnie Black is back for another episode with host Alex Kielar to look back on Today in Baseball History. They talked about Hank Aaron teaching a historic mark, the ultimate 0-fer, and some other milestones. We also dropped some birthday shoutouts, including our Twitter friend @EmSheDoesIt.---Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/toomuchpodtar/message1 hr 6 min
- 79 | This Day In Baseball History - April 7: The Tiger, the Prince, and the CloserAlex Kielar is back solo to talk about this day in baseball history. He talks about Jack Morris pitching a no-hitter (and Mr. Tiger passing away yesterday), Prince Fielder matching his father’s HR mark, and the closer being an official position with the first official save.---Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/toomuchpodtar/message22 min
- 78 | This Day In Baseball History - April 6: DH, Cycles, and RecordsAlex Kielar is back solo to look back on today in baseball history, as he talks about the introduction of the DH in the AL, players hitting for cycles, records being broken, and more!---Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/toomuchpodtar/message29 min
- 77 | This Day In Baseball History - April 5: Earl, Crush, and the Jay Hey KidAlex Kielar once again flys solo to talk about this day in baseball history. Today he talks about the great Earl Weaver notching his 1,000 win, a couple teams being inaugurated, Greg Maddux starting off his Cy Young campaign with the Braves, and more!---Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/toomuchpodtar/message39 min
- 76 | This Day In Baseball History - April 4: Tuffy, Tommy, and Hanmerin’ HankAlex Kielar is once again joined by Johnnie Black to discuss today in baseball history. We talked about Tuffy Rhode’s three home run game, Hank Aaron tying the Babe, and the introduction of the MVP award. Follow us on Twitter @AlexKielar, @jball0202, and @pod_tar.---Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/toomuchpodtar/message44 min
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You can NEVER have Too Much Pod Tar. We talk everything baseball and more on this podcast while going on a variety of tangents.