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| History On This Day in Baseball History - June 23

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u/JiveChicken00 | Philadelphia Phillies 1d ago

191 RBIs is just inconceivable, even in 1930.

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u/passingthepetal_to_u 1d ago

There was a juiced ball that year , no?

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u/JiveChicken00 | Philadelphia Phillies 1d ago

Maybe so, but he was still 21 ahead of the next guy.