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In the entire history of Three Rivers Stadium (1970 to 2000), there was only one batter to hit for the cycle. Who was it?
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Stargell? Jay Bell?
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Honus Wagner
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Stennett?
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I'll guess Dave Cash
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Honus Wagner???? Three Rivers Stadium????
Sorry Andy.
Honus Wagner???? Three Rivers Stadium????
Sorry Andy.
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Omar Moreno? Manny Sanguillen?
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Al Oliver?
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Does it have to be a Pirates player? I'm pretty sure Jeff Kent did it against the Buccos. I don't know if it was in Pittsburgh and if it was before 2000.
On side note, we all know Jeff Kent was "hit for the cycle" for breaking his wrist in a motorcycle accident which might have voided his contract. That's what I remember about it, some clever sportswriter tied the two together.
On side note, we all know Jeff Kent was "hit for the cycle" for breaking his wrist in a motorcycle accident which might have voided his contract. That's what I remember about it, some clever sportswriter tied the two together.
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I remember listening to the game on KDKA and I think it was Jeff Kent.
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