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Cool, thanksI was shocked to see there were 40 inside the park Grand Slams since 1950.
NOBut in related news..."With his inside the park homer on June 17, 2007, Prince Fielder became the 3rd largest player to hit an inside the park home run, at 260 pounds"
I saw one in person.Mike Greenwell against the Yankees in 1990. I've seen some of the most rare feats at Fenway, including an unassisted triple play and John Valentin hitting for the cycle in the same game (in 1996), a 3 HR game (Mo Vaughn in '96), a straight steal of home (Billy Hatcher in '92), and a no-hitter (Derek Lowe in '02).
NOBut he does hold the record with 51 Inside the park homerunsEven though it was before there were fences
Run off inside the park grand slam?
I was going to say Gwynn or Bagwell because of the length of time with the same team but the rings rule them out. Take that out of play and I'm guessing it goes a little ways back to someone who played in one of those spacious parks like Polo Grounds or Forbes Field that had the dimensions to permit such a thing. I'll guess Willie Mays?
It was hit in one of these stadiums...
BINGO
yes, you would need to be exactly 3 runs down, the others you could be tied or down 1 , 2, or 3
That's why I tossed out his name. I figured there was a good shot it was a deadballer, but obviously I was mistaken in that belief.
That must have been amazing, honestly! Imagine being in the stands for that!
