The Haught Corner

To give back to those in baseball who gave so much to me

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  • Forever 14
  • Haught’s Thoughts
    • Forrest Gregg 1933-2019
    • Time to go, Larry
    • “Wo” is Me? No, but …
    • Darrel Chaney: Having an Impact
    • Dave and Lance Bristol
    • Retire Dave Bristol’s #4
    • Ron Wotus: Big League Manager
    • Talking Baseball With Dave Bristol
    • Wayne Krenchicki 1954-2018
  • In Appreciation
    • Gary Nolan
    • Darrel Chaney
    • George Foster’s 1977 MVP season
    • Hal King
    • Jeff Terpko
    • Jim Kern’s 1979 season
    • Kim Nuxhall: Working Miracles, One Day at a Time
    • Mike Bacsik
    • Ron Wotus
    • Wayne Granger
  • Moments in Time
    • Darrel Chaney’s grand slam
    • George Culver’s No-Hitter
    • Larry Dierker’s no-hitter
  • Teams
    • The Big Red Machine: Still the Greatest
  • Interviews
    • Jim Maloney pt.1: The Playing Days
    • Jim Maloney pt.2: His Biggest Victory
    • Bill Brown
    • Dave Bristol
    • George Culver
    • Greg Pryor
    • Jim Kern
    • Larry Dierker
    • Pat Zachry
    • Dave Bristol
    • Fred Norman
  • Contact
  • Baseball Library: The Lost Episodes
    • First game at Wrigley Field 4/19/16
    • First AstroTurf game 4/18/66
    • Jackie Robinson’s first hit 4/17/47
    • President Taft Throws Out First Pitch 4/15/1910
    • Langston/Witt no-hitter 4/11/1990
    • First MLB TV broadcast
    • A Hall of a good idea?
    • Early Wynn does it all 5/1/59
    • Hired to be Fired
    • Riverfront Stadium Opens
  • Uniforms. Well, jerseys.
    • Bill Henderson’s Dream Shop
    • The Man Cave: A Quick Tour

Teams

Whether it’s one season or 25, these teams were special.

The Big Red Machine: Still the Greatest

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