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When Luis Urías hit a grand slam on Saturday at Yankee Stadium, it was the first time that a Red Sox number nine hitter collected a salami in the Bronx, and only the second time ever for the man at the bottom of the Boston order to go deep against the Yanks with the bases loaded. Luis Rivera had done it at Fenway Park on August 31, 1990, and that was it.Overall, the Yankees still have a 4-2 lead in ninth-hitter grand slams against their rivals, three by pitchers: Red Ruffing in 1933, Don Larsen in 1956 (months before his World Series perfect game, what a year), and Mel Stottlemyre (inside the park) in 1965, all at Yankee Stadium. Fred Stanley took Mike Torrez out of Fenway on June 20, 1978 – sort of the opposite of Larsen, as Torrez would go on to give up Bucky Dent's division-deciding blast over the Green Monster.The Yankees last had their No. 9 batter hit a grand slam in 2021, Gary Sánchez off Baltimore's Keegan Akin. The Red Sox's last No. 9 slam before Urías was… also Urías. Last Thursday. Two days earlier.So, in a span of three days, Urías went from having hit 46 home runs as a major leaguer without a grand slam to 48 homers with two grand slams, both out of the No. 9 hole. Only three players have done that more in an entire career: Rich Reese (for the Twins in 1969, 1970, and 1972), Dick Schofield (for the 1985 and 1986 Angels, and 1994 Blue Jays), and Yuniesky Betancourt (for the 2007 Mariners, then two for the 2010 Royals).Betancourt's pair in 2010 came on July 17 and August 21, but there are 29 players now, including Urías, with two career grand slams out of the No. 9 hole, and 34 days was not the record for temporal proximity there.The record for games between grand slams by a number nine hitter is 0, set by Tony Cloninger when the Atlanta pitcher gave himself all the run support he would need on a first-inning slam off Bob Priddy, grounded out against Priddy in the third, then hit another granny off Ray Sadecki in the fourth. Cloninger gave up a solo shot to Sadecki in the fifth, but got himself a ninth RBI in the eighth, driving in more than half the runs on his way to a 17-3 complete game win.There have been a few other No. 9 hitters with two slams in a season. Brandon Inge had a week for the 2004 Tigers, hitting a grand slam off Cleveland's Jason Anderson on April 23 and Anaheim's Scot Shields on the 27th, the closest anyone got to Cloninger until Urías.In 1996, Kevin Elster hit grand slams out of the nine-hole for the Rangers on April 19 and August 5. Like Don Larsen, Madison Bumgarner had a more memorable moment in the 2014 World Series, but also hit grand slams on April 14 and July 13, both in San Francisco. The following year, Hank Conger hit grand slams for the Astros as the number nine hitter on August 1 and September 4.The players who did it in back-to-back seasons, in addition to Reese and Schofield?* Dizzy Trout (1949 and 1950 Tigers)* Tom Brookens (1987 and 1988 Tigers)* Milt Cuyler (1991 and 1992 Tigers)* Jose Valentin (1994 and 1995 Brewers)* Sean Berry (1995 Expos and 1996 Astros)* Mike Matheny (1996 and 1997 Brewers)* Darren Bragg (1996 and 1997 Red Sox)* Hunter Renfroe (2018 and 2019 Padres)* Raimel Tapia (2018 and 2019 Rockies)* Martín Maldonado (2021 and 2022 Astros)And the ones for whom the second grand slam was a repeat of more years gone by?* Rick Wise (1971 Phillies and 1973 Cardinals)* Casey Blake (2006 and 2008 Cleveland)* Jake Rogers (2021 and 2023 Tigers)* Omar Vizquel (1993 Mariners and 1996 Cleveland)* Byron Buxton (2016 and 2019 Twins)* Julio Lugo (2003 Devil Rays and 2007 Red Sox)* Camilo Pascual (1960 Senators and 1965 Twins)* Denny Neagle (1995 Pirates and 2001 Rockies)* Bob Gibson (1965 and 1973 Cardinals)* Kelly Johnson (2008 Atlanta and 2016 Mets)* Champ Summers (1975 Cubs and 1984 Padres)* Glenallen Hill (1989 Blue Jays and 1998 Cubs)And the record for the longest time between grand slams as a number nine hitter? Jim Sundberg, at Fenway Park for the Rangers off Rick Wise (who should've known to be careful with No. 9 hitters, shouldn't he?) on June 9, 1975, and then 12 years later as a Cubs pinch-hitter, blasting a game-tying slam off Lance McCullers (Sr.) of the Padres, followed by four more Chicago runs for a wild 12-8 triumph. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit willetspen.substack.com/subscribe

Missouri is an incredibly beautiful, diverse and historical place. Bob Priddy's grasp of the events and history of our state is unmatched. Join us everyday as Bob narrates Missouri's history date by date.

Missouri is an incredibly beautiful, diverse and historical place. Bob Priddy's grasp of the events and history of our state is unmatched. Join us everyday as Bob narrates Missouri's history date by date.

In this episode, Bob Priddy and Farrah Fite talk with attorney Michael Kahn about the various instances of intellectual property, protections in place for creators, and copyright infringement.

In this episode, Bob Priddy and Farrah Fite talk with professor Christina Wells about the right to assembly and why citizens should be aware of this important constitutional protection.

In this episode, Bob Priddy and Farrah Fite talk with attorney Eric Walter about the regulations and legal implications of medical marijuana for dispensaries and patients.

In this episode, Bob Priddy and Farrah Fite talk with attorney Adrienne Haynes about the legal foundations needed to start and run a small business.

In this forty-third very lightly produced installment of Barnards on the NBA, dad Matt and 10-year old son Emilio take a look at players through NBA/ABA history who were born on March 24. Which of the 10 March 24 birthday boys made the squad? Hear us talking about Chris Bosh, Marques Bragg, T.J. Ford, Bart Kofoed, Larry Micheaux, Bob Priddy, Dexter Shouse, Myles Turner, Earl Williams and Mike Woodson. Give us a listen and let us know what you think about this format! Get in touch if you have any questions or comments about what we're up to. We can be reached at barnardsonthenba@gmail.com.

In honor of the state's 200th birthday, Our Missouri will feature a series throughout 2021 entitled "Bicentennial Book Club," which highlights influential books related to Missouri and examines how scholars, historians, and authors dissect major topics in the state's history. So, join the "Book Club" to hear about award-winning publications that detail the state's diverse history, as well as the stories behind the stories featured within their pages. This episode features a conversation with Bob Priddy about the origins and history behind his book and radio series, "Across Our Wide Missouri."   About the Guest: If you have listened to Missourinet over the last 40+ years, you will certainly recognize Bob Priddy's voice. For his substantial career in radio journalism, Priddy was inducted into the Missouri Broadcaster's Association Hall of Fame in 2018. He is also a noted author with several books to his credit including Only the Rivers are Peaceful, The Art of the Missouri Capitol: History in Canvas, Bronze, and Stone, and Across Our Wide Missouri. From 2016-2019, Priddy served as the president of State Historical Society of Missouri’s Board of Trustees, and he has served as a volunteer leader of the organization since 1985. 

In this episode, Bob Priddy and Farrah Fite talk with Springfield defense lawyer Erica Mynarich about the importance of knowing your rights when it comes to criminal charges.

In this episode, Bob Priddy and Farrah Fite talk about Family Law with lawyer Diane Howard. They discuss the wide range of issues and situations covered under this broad topic.

The federal government's reversal of a decision to kill the famous military newspaper, Stars and Stripes, puts a spotlight on a small town in southeast Missouri. Missourinet historian Bob Priddy has the story.

Missouri historian Bob Priddy tells about a Maryville man's historic feat in WWII.

Missouri historian Bob Priddy tells about the military connection between Missouri and one of the nation's busiest airports.

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Freedom of speech and the press are among the most important foundations for a free society. In this episode of Is it Legal to… Bob Priddy and Farrah Fite talk with Lyrissa Lidsky, dean of the University of Missouri School of Law, about how changes in technology have reshaped the questions that surround these First Amendment rights in our everyday world.

Most of us don't have an advance directive. In this week's Is it Legal to... Bob Priddy and Farrah Fite talk with lawyer Brigid Fernandez, who specializes in elder law, about the importance of making known your end-of-life health care decisions.

More people than ever are renting. In this episode of Is It Legal To...Bob Priddy and Farrah Fite talk with a lawyer who specializes in real estate and property law about landlord and tenant rights and responsibilities, including some of the misconceptions that can cause problems.

3 out of 5 Americans do not have a will. In this episode, Bob Priddy and Farrah Fite talk with lawyer John Gunn about the the ins and outs of estate planning, and how important it is to protect your loved ones.

In this episode of Is It Legal To...we learn about redemption in the law as Bob Priddy and Farrah Fite talk with a former lawyer-legislator about new opportunities Missourians have when it comes to sealing past conviction records.

In this episode, Bob Priddy and Farrah Fite talk with two Missouri lawyers who help walk clients through the legal contract side of marriage, pre-nups, divorce and more.

In this episode, Bob Priddy and Farrah Fite talk with Missouri lawyers who bust some of the myths so often seen in courtroom dramas on television and in the movies.

On February 5, 1911, a storm blew in to Jefferson City, Missouri, that most residents alive at the time would never forget. As the storm raged, a bolt of lightning struck the dome of the Missouri State Capitol building. By morning, despite the brave efforts of residents to save the structure and its contents, the fire-ravaged ruins of the capitol were all that remained. In this More Missouri Moments mini-episode of the Our Missouri Podcast, Bob Priddy, our guest from "Episode 1: The Art of the Missouri Capitol," takes us back to that fateful night and explains just how close Jefferson City came to losing its state capital status both before and after the February storm.

Current visitors to the Missouri State Capitol Building in Jefferson City will notice large sections of the facility blocked off due to an ongoing construction project to update and maintain the more than 100-year-old structure. While its exterior grandeur might be presently obscured by scaffolding, this episode's guest, Bob Priddy, takes us to all corners of the historic structure in a discussion of his book The Art of the Missouri Capitol: History in Canvas, Bronze, and Stone, co-authored by Jeffrey Ball. In their book, Priddy and Ball provide an expansive overview of the present Missouri State Capitol building from the destruction of its predecessor by lightning in 1911 to the contemporary efforts to preserve its pristine existence along the banks of the Missouri River. Along the way, the authors offer the reader a well-researched story of the capitol’s construction adjoined by stunning photographs that document the building’s rich history. About the Guest: If you have listened to Missourinet over the last 40+ years, you will certainly recognize Bob Priddy's voice. For his substantial career in radio journalism, Priddy was inducted into the Missouri Broadcaster's Association Hall of Fame in 2018. He is also a noted author with several books to his credit including Only the Rivers are Peacefuland Across Our Wide Missouri. Since 2016, Priddy has served as the president of State Historical Society of Missouri’s Board of Trustees, and he has served as a volunteer leader of the organization since 1985.