Hippie hill here in San Francisco this year. Instead a sports tournament being planned. Well have more on that. Good morning. Its saturday, april 20th. Im stephanie sierra, lisa is here and you brought the good weather with you. Oh well thank you. Yeah were going to have a cooler day today and warmer tomorrow, but cooler just because were starting out with the low clouds and fog. So cooler to get going just a little bit. You can see the gray there on live doppler seven. It is 55 in hayward, 54 in san jose, San Francisco. Good morning. 51 for you. And you can see some upper 40s from santa rosa where we have two mile visibility, 49 sonoma and 50 in vallejo. So our 24 hour temperature change, not too dramatic, a little warmer in the south bay. And a look outside pier 39. There by 9 00 were partly sunny, but after that we will begin to warm up with the sunny conditions. Noontime 60s around the bay, low 70s inland, and then the coast stays cool. Little breezy the afternoon. The winds kick u
Second in a series of posts about milestone players in the 152-season history of the Cubs, since they began play in 1870.
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750TH: BILLY MYERS, APRIL 18, 1941
On April 15, Opening Day,.
Second in a series of post about notable season-ending games that the Cubs have played during their long history.
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THWARTING THE CARDINALS
Sept. 29, 1946 at St. Louis
The Cardinals.
A previous post, prompted by an untimely error by Ian Happ, examined fly balls dropped by Cubs in the outfield.
Prominent in that post was an account of the ball muffed by Brant Brown at Milwaukee.
How often does a pinch runner score?
For the Cubs, in the Modern Era, the answer is 29.3 percent of the time, according to my analysis of data and play-by-play at baseball-reference.com, plus.