It has happened a few times at different levels, but the only Major League player to have accomplished this feat is Roberto Clemente. It was July 25, 1956 at Forbes Field beating the Chicago Cubs 9-8.
Yes ... on July 25, 1956 against the Cubs at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh. It came with no outs in the bottom of the 9th inning and gave the Pirates a 9-8 win. To this day it is the only walkoff inside the park grand slam in MLB history.
Fred Lynn hit the first Grand Slam in an All-Star Game in 1983, which was played at Comiskey Park on the 50th Anniversary of the first Home Run to be hit in an All-Star Game. That was hit by Babe Ruth and was also hit at Comiskey Park in 1933, the first All-Star Game in history.
Unfortunately, the most recent data I could find was for the 2008 MLB season. In 2008, 124 grand slams were hit (72 in the AL and 52 in the NL) in 2428 total games for an average of 1 grand slam every 19.58 games. The most grand slams hit in an MLB season is 176 (89 in the AL and 87 in the NL) in 2429 games in the 2000 season for an average of 1 grand slam every 13.80 games.
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Lou Gehrig hit 23 career grand slam home runs, the most by any player in Major League Baseball history.
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No, Carlos Zambrano did not hit a grand slam in 2008.
No, actually they did not hit a grand slam in 2009. Very unusual.
Infielder Roberto Pena off Les Cain of the Detroit Tigers at County Stadium in Milwaukee on May 30, 1970 ... it was an inside the park grand slam.
Martin Prado. He hit a grand slam Monday, May 10, 2010.
Cal Ripkin Jr. hit first grand slam on July 3, 1994 against the Los Angeles Angels. He hit his second grand slam on June 3, 1995 against the Oakland Athletics. He hit his third grand slam on May 28, 1996 against the Seattle Mariners. He hit his fourth grand slam on May 6, 1997 against the Los Angeles Angels. He hit his final grand slam on June 30, 1997 against the Philadelphia Phillies.
Fred Lynn in Comisky park in Chicago
He hit his grand slam off Joe Borowski of the Chicago Cubs on June 18, 2005 at Yankee Stadium.
its called a hitting for the cycle
Yes ... on July 25, 1956 against the Cubs at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh. It came with no outs in the bottom of the 9th inning and gave the Pirates a 9-8 win. To this day it is the only walkoff inside the park grand slam in MLB history.
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