Yesterday in Baseball History - January 15th
1942 - Roosevelt writes his famous "Green Light Letter" saying that it's okay - nay, preferred - to play baseball in wartime. Despite this, they still let girls play baseball. GIRLS?!?!? PLAYING BASEBALL???!!!?? I say LOL to that. Yep. Out loud.
1958 - Yankees sign first ever TV deal for a whopping One Million Dollars. Or, to put it in current terms, one ARod kneecap.
1969 - Delino DeShields is born. Deshields was famous for coining the Expos motto "De faster de hitter de better de player".
1990 - Cecil Fielder comes over from Japan to use the mysterious powers he found in the East. This would usher in a new era of fat people hitting homers.
Thanks to www.nationalpastime.com for all non-made-up info.



