My Uncle David did some great baseball research and compiled a list of the only times a baseball team has had batters connect for four consecutive homeruns in a game. (For the record, this has taken place only nine times in baseball history. Amazingly, the Yankees have never done it. )
This week, we will look at some of the teams that accomplished this rare feat. (You see, scattered among the players who were part of the four consecutive homers were some former or future Yankees…)
On May 2, 1964 the Minnesota Twins hit four consecutive homers against the Athletics in Kansas City.
These players hit the homers:
Tony Oliva, Bob Allison, (This Player), and Harmon Killebrew
