• Sun, Sep 21 - 1:40 pm - Chicago White Sox at Tampa Bay Rays - WGN America
  
• Sun, Sep 21 - 2:10 pm - Detroit Tigers at Kansas City Royals - TBS
  
• Sun, Sep 21 - 8:05 pm - Cincinnati Reds at St. Louis Cardinals - ESPN
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• Mon, Sep 22 - 7:05 pm - Kansas City Royals at Cleveland Indians - MLBN
  
• Mon, Sep 22 - 7:10 pm - Pittsburgh Pirates at Atlanta Braves - MLBN
  
• Mon, Sep 22 - 8:05 pm - St. Louis Cardinals at Chicago Cubs - WGN America
  
• Mon, Sep 22 - 10:10 pm - Colorado Rockies at San Diego Padres - MLBN
  
• Mon, Sep 22 - 10:10 pm - San Francisco Giants at Los Angeles Dodgers - MLBN
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• Tue, Sep 23 - 7:05 pm - Baltimore Orioles at New York Yankees - ESPN
  
• Tue, Sep 23 - 10:10 pm - San Francisco Giants at Los Angeles Dodgers - ESPN
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• Wed, Sep 24 - 7:10 pm - Kansas City Royals at Cleveland Indians - ESPN
  
• Wed, Sep 24 - 10:10 pm - San Francisco Giants at Los Angeles Dodgers - ESPN
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• Thu, Sep 25 - 7:05 pm - Baltimore Orioles at New York Yankees - MLBN
  
• Thu, Sep 25 - 7:08 pm - Minnesota Twins at Detroit Tigers - MLBN
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• Sat, Sep 27 - 1:05 pm - New York Yankees at Boston Red Sox - FOX
  
• Sat, Sep 27 - 1:05 pm - Pittsburgh Pirates at Cincinnati Reds - FS1
  
• Sat, Sep 27 - 7:05 pm - Chicago Cubs at Milwaukee Brewers - WGN America
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• Sun, Sep 28 - 1:35 pm - New York Yankees at Boston Red Sox - TBS
  
• Sun, Sep 28 - 2:10 pm - Chicago Cubs at Milwaukee Brewers - WGN America
  

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• 1:40 pm - Chicago White Sox at Tampa Bay Rays - WGN America
  
• 2:10 pm - Detroit Tigers at Kansas City Royals - TBS
  
• 8:05 pm - Cincinnati Reds at St. Louis Cardinals - ESPN
  

• 1922 - The Americna League reinstates the Most Valuable Player award, last given in 1914, appointing a committee of one writer from each city. The trophy goes to George Sisler. The National League will pick up the idea two years later.
  
• 1957 - Gail Harris is the last player to hit a home run as a New York Giant in a 9-5 win over the Pirates in the second game of a doubleheader. Ruben Gomez gains the last victory for the New York Giants.
  
• 1982 - Playing against the Royals at Anaheim Stadium, outfielders Fred Lynn and Brian Downing crash through the left field fence while trying to catch a fly ball. Lynn makes the catch and it is ruled an out, the umpires reasoning that it is the same as if he had tumbled into the seats.
  
• 1997 - Mike Piazza becomes the first Dodger, and the first player in 25 years, to hit a ball out of Dodger Stadium. Piazza's 478-foot drive off Colorado's Frank Castillo bounces off the left field pavilion roof. Pittsburgh's Willie Stargell was the only other player to hit a ball out of the stadium (in right field), accomplishing the feat in both 1969 and 1973.
  

• 7:05 pm - Kansas City Royals at Cleveland Indians - MLBN
  
• 7:10 pm - Pittsburgh Pirates at Atlanta Braves - MLBN
  
• 8:05 pm - St. Louis Cardinals at Chicago Cubs - WGN America
  
• 10:10 pm - Colorado Rockies at San Diego Padres - MLBN
  
• 10:10 pm - San Francisco Giants at Los Angeles Dodgers - MLBN
  

• 1911 - Cy Young, forty-four, beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 1-0 for his 511th and final Major League victory.
  
• 1920 - A Chicago grand jury convenes to investigate charges that eight White Sox players conspired to fix the 1919 World Series.
  
• 1953 - The Dodgers tie the record for the most wins in a home park, beating Pittsburgh 5-4. They go an incredible 60-17 at Ebbets Field, tying the record of the St. Louis Cardinals in 1942. Only the 61 wins of the San Francisco Giants in 1962 in an 81-game home season will surpass the mark.
  
• 1968 - Cesar Tovar played one inning at each position for the Minnesota Twins, becoming only the second Major Leaguer in history to do it. Bert Campaneris of the Oakland A's was the other.
  
• 1986 - Fernando Valenzuela of Los Angeles became the first Mexican to win 20 games, beating the Houston Astros 9-2 while allowing just two hits.
  
• 1993 - The Colorado Rockies played their final game of their first season and finished with a Major League home attendance record. The Rockies played before 4,483,350.
  

• 7:05 pm - Baltimore Orioles at New York Yankees - ESPN
  
• 10:10 pm - San Francisco Giants at Los Angeles Dodgers - ESPN
  

• 1908 - Fred Merkle of the New York Giants failed to touch second base as the apparent winning run crossed home plate in a crucial game with the Chicago Cubs. The ensuing dispute resulted in the game being declared a tie and played over on Oct. 8 when the Cubs and Giants ended the season in a tie.
  
• 1952 - The Brooklyn Dodgers clinched the National League pennant, the first time since 1948 that the pennant wasn't decided in the season's final game.
  
• 1962 - A 12-2 Dodgers' loss at St. Louis is enlivened by Maury Wills, who ties Ty Cobb's long-standing Major League single-season record of 96 steals by swiping second base after singling in the third, and breaks it with a repeat performance in the seventh.
  
• 1983 - Steve Carlton of Philadelphia posted his 300th career victory with a 6-2 win over the St. Louis Cardinals at Busch Stadium.
  
• 1984 - The Detroit Tigers beat the New York Yankees 4-1, making Sparky Anderson the first manager ever to win more than 100 games in each league.
  

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• 7:10 pm - Kansas City Royals at Cleveland Indians - ESPN
  
• 10:10 pm - San Francisco Giants at Los Angeles Dodgers - ESPN
  

• 1916 - Marty Kavanagh, Indians utility man, hits the American League's first pinch-hit grand slam for Cleveland in a 5-3 win over the Red Sox. The ball rolls through a hole in the fence and cannot be retrieved in time for a play at the plate.
  
• 1946 - Disappointing on the field, the Yankees nevertheless finish their home season with an attendance of 2,265,512. The best previous draw was the 1929 Cubs at 1,485,166. Total Major League attendance was 18.5 million, 75 percent more than 1945.
  
• 1957 - In the last game at Ebbets Field, 6,702 fans watch Dodgers lefty Danny McDevitt prevail over the Pirates 2-0. Gil Hodges has the last RBI.
  
• 1985 - Expos outfielder Andre Dawson slugs three home runs, including a pair of three-run shots in a 12-run fifth inning, to lead Montreal to a wild 17-15 win over the Cubs at Wrigley Field. Dawson joins Willie McCovey as the only players to hit two home runs in one inning on two different occasions.
  
• 1992 - Toronto's Dave Winfield becomes the oldest player in Major League history to reach the 100-RBI plateau. The 40-year-old does the trick in his 2,700th career game.
  

• 7:05 pm - Baltimore Orioles at New York Yankees - MLBN
  
• 7:08 pm - Minnesota Twins at Detroit Tigers - MLBN
  

• 1932 - Jimmie Foxx hits his 58th home run in the last game of the season to finish just shy of Ruth's 1927 record of 60.
  
• 1955 - Detroit outfielder Al Kaline becomes the youngest batting champ in history, as he takes the American League crown at age twenty.
  
• 1961 - Roger Maris tied Babe Ruth's 34-year-old record with his 60th homer, off Baltimore's Jack Fisher.
  
• 1965 - Another Kansas City publicity stunt makes the great Satchel Paige baseball's oldest performer. At ffity-nine, Paige hurls the first three innings, garners one strikeout, and allows just one hit, to Carl Yastrzemski, in his first Major League appearance since 1953. The Red Sox jump on reliever Don Mossi for a 5-2 win.
  
• 1981 - Nolan Ryan of the Houston Astros became the first player to pitch five no-hitters, hurling a 5-0 victory over Los Angeles at the Astrodome.
  
• 1993 - Randy Johnson of the Seattle Mariners became the eighth pitcher to strike out 300 batters in a season with 13 strikeouts in ten innings of a 3-2, twelve-inning loss to Oakland.