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Slam swing: The pitch was up around his eyes and he admitted later he should never have taken a swing at it, but swing he did and out it went for Lloyd Moseby's second career grand slam
Slam swing: The pitch was up around his eyes and he admitted later he should never have taken a swing at it, but swing he did and out it went for Lloyd Moseby's second career grand slam

Slam swing: The pitch was up around his eyes and he admitted later he should never have taken a swing at it, but swing he did and out it went for Lloyd Moseby's second career grand slam

Date8/7/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Slam swing: The pitch was up around his eyes and he admitted later he should never have taken a swing at it, but swing he did and out it went for Lloyd Moseby's second career grand slam.
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Close Call: Joe Carter swings and misses in the first inning at the SkyDome yesterday, but connects on a later pitch for his 17th home run of the season
Close Call: Joe Carter swings and misses in the first inning at the SkyDome yesterday, but connects on a later pitch for his 17th home run of the season
6/22/1991
Welcome home: Tony Fernandez led the welcome party when Moseby arried at home plate after his grand slam homer had tied the game and erased the Twins' 4-0 lead
Welcome home: Tony Fernandez led the welcome party when Moseby arried at home plate after his grand slam homer had tied the game and erased the Twins' 4-0 lead
8/31/1986
Fore!, Jays' Dave Parker would have been at home on the golf course on this swing as he misses a low pitch from California Angel Mike Fetters. But Jay(...)
Fore!, Jays' Dave Parker would have been at home on the golf course on this swing as he misses a low pitch from California Angel Mike Fetters. But Jay(...)
10/1/1991
Swing's the thing. At 51, amateur Nick Weslock is playing some of the best golf of his career. Already this year he's won both Ontario Amateur and Ope(...)
Swing's the thing. At 51, amateur Nick Weslock is playing some of the best golf of his career. Already this year he's won both Ontario Amateur and Ope(...)
7/18/1969
Grand Gesture: Kelly Gruber has taken his share of knocks this year, but here Candy Maldonado has a chance to congratulate him for his grand slam shot in the seventh inning last night
Grand Gesture: Kelly Gruber has taken his share of knocks this year, but here Candy Maldonado has a chance to congratulate him for his grand slam shot in the seventh inning last night
9/1/1992
Short game: While George Knudson had a great golf swing, he was never satisfied with his short game, including bunker shots.
Short game: While George Knudson had a great golf swing, he was never satisfied with his short game, including bunker shots.
7/12/1965
Angels' Willie Aikens connects for his second grand-slam home run in two nights
Angels' Willie Aikens connects for his second grand-slam home run in two nights
6/14/1979
Slam dance: Blue Jays' outfielder Joe Carter leans his head against the wall last night after Atlanta's Lonnie Smith smacked a grand slam homer to win it 7-2
Slam dance: Blue Jays' outfielder Joe Carter leans his head against the wall last night after Atlanta's Lonnie Smith smacked a grand slam homer to win it 7-2
10/23/1992
Moseby's revenge: The Shaker shook up the Jays by clubbing a Mike Flanagan offering over the fence leading off the second to give the Tigers an early 1-0 lead
Moseby's revenge: The Shaker shook up the Jays by clubbing a Mike Flanagan offering over the fence leading off the second to give the Tigers an early 1-0 lead
5/4/1990
Walking tall: Rookie Lloyd Moseby's three hits drove in four runs in the Blue Jays' 9-6 win over the Yankees
Walking tall: Rookie Lloyd Moseby's three hits drove in four runs in the Blue Jays' 9-6 win over the Yankees
5/25/1980
Greying Gene Krupa, 58, unravaged by time. 'He could not swing his way out of a revolving door'
Greying Gene Krupa, 58, unravaged by time. 'He could not swing his way out of a revolving door'
9/19/1967
Greying Gene Krupa, 58, unravaged by time. 'He could not swing his way out of a revolving door'
Greying Gene Krupa, 58, unravaged by time. 'He could not swing his way out of a revolving door'
9/19/1967