Marshall was part of the first interleague trade in baseball history when the Cubs traded him along with pitcher Dave Hillman to the Boston Red Sox for first baseman Dick Gernert on Nov. 21, 1959.

Hodges, in 1951, hit 21 home runs in Brooklyn's first 57 games. No one since had matched that opening pace for the Dodgers franchise.

Jim Marshall, a key member of the Minnesota Vikings’ vaunted “Purple People Eaters” defensive line of the 1960s and ’70s who also gained a place in NFL lore when he infamously scooped up a ...

Welcome to the beautiful life of Jim Marshall. Marshall is an original member of the infamous 1962 New York Mets, and will be honored Monday night as the oldest living Met before their game ...

On Friday night, Ohtani passed Gil Hodges for an immense Dodgers home run record. Hodges, in 1951, hit 21 home runs in Brooklyn's first 57 games. No one since had matched that opening pace for the ...