Outfielder Al Ferrara on May 2, 1969 off George Culver of the Cincinnati Reds at Crosley Field in Cincinnati.
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I have not been able to find the number of players that have done that but I would guess it has occurred many times. I was able to find out the only pitcher to have hit a grand slam in both leagues. Schoolboy Rowe hit one for the Detroit Tigers in 1939 and for the Philadelphia Philles in 1943. There have been two players in MLB history that have hit a grand slam in both leagues in the same season. In 1996, Greg Vaughn hit one for the Milwaukee Brewers, who were still in the American League, and for the San Diego Padres. And in 2000, Will Clark hit grand slams for the Baltimore Orioles and the St. Louis Cardinals.
Fred Lynn hit a grand slam in the 1983 All-Star Game
Through the 2013 season, there were 6452 grand slams hit in baseball history. The most grand slams in a season happened in the year 2000 when 176 grand slams were hit.
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Tino Martinez of the New York Yankees hit a grand slam in Game 1 that the Yankees won 9-6. The Yankees would go one to sweep the San Diego Padres and win the 1998 World Series.
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Fred McGriff did it in 1991. Only 12 players in MLB history have hit two grand slams in a single game. No one from the Padres has done it. Those 12 players are: Tony Lazzeri - 1936 Jim Tabor - 1938 Rudy York - 1946 Jim Gentile - 1961 Tony Cloninger - 1966 Jim Northrup - 1968 Frank Robinson - 1970 Robin Ventura - 1995 Chris Hoiles - 1998 Fernando Tatis - 1999 Nomar Garciaparra - 1999 Bill Mueller - 2003 Fred McGriff hit grand slams in back to back games for the Padres in 1991.
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