# Mel Ott
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Melvin Thomas Ott (March 2, 1909 – November 21, 1958), nicknamed "Master Melvin", was an American professional baseball right fielder, who played in Major League Baseball (MLB) for the New York Giants, from 1926 through 1947.
He batted left-handed and threw right-handed. Though unusually slight in stature for a power hitter, at 5 feet 9 inches (1.75 m), 170 pounds (77 kg), Ott led the National League in home runs a then-record six times.
This Day in Sports History: August 4
August is an exciting month for sports fans with MLB action, the U.S. Open Tennis Championship, WWE events, NASCAR Cup Series races, track and field events, and the start of the college football season. Over the years, Aug. 4 has seen notable sports moments and legendary performances. Below, we exp…
Episode 13 - From Coogan’s Bluff to the Bronx
New York baseball has always existed in conversation with its own past. In Series 56, that conversation becomes a confrontation as the modern precision and power of the 2003 New York Yankees meets the disciplined craftsmanship of the 1932 New York Giants. Yankee Stadium and the Polo Grounds serve…
June 9th, 2026: Reaction to the Sorsby Case, Mel Ott being ejected in both games of a double header, Sorsby case, Tech football expectations and Church for Chuck.
Chuck Heinz and Jamie Lent talk about the reaction to the Sorsby Case, Mel Ott being ejected in both games of a double header, Sorsby case, Tech football expectations and Church for Chuck.
Episode 336 - Bucket List Sporting Events, Summer Read (Return of the Kingdom) Part 2, and Mel Ott
Join the conversation as Matt and John talk about bucket list sporting events, the Return of the Kingdom, and Mel Ott.
0:00- intro
4:22- sports
13:42- Return of the Kingdom
40:53- today in sports
46:09- one thing
167: Chuck Klein - MLB
When Chuck Klein broke into Major League Baseball with the Philadelphia Phillies in 1928, few knew about the power he possessed. In just 64 games, he connected for 11 home runs and hit .360. A great debut. What followed was six of the most prolific seasons in not just Phillies history, but MLB hist…
167: Chuck Klein - MLB
When Chuck Klein broke into Major League Baseball with the Philadelphia Phillies in 1928, few knew about the power he possessed. In just 64 games, he connected for 11 home runs and hit .360. A great debut. What followed was six of the most prolific seasons in not just Phillies history, but MLB hist…
8 Straight Wins, Junior Caminero Makes History, Pitching Staff Keeps Rolling.
Junior Caminero and Drew Rasmussen capture the AL Player and Pitcher of the Month; the Rays have won 8 straight games and are now 4 games up in the AL East. Junior Caminero had one of the best stretches we have ever seen in Rays history: 9 HR in his last 8 games exiting game 2, and is now the young…
Retired Numbers 42 San Francisco Giants Part 2
In today's episode we focus on individuals associated with the Giants' New York era, which lasted from 1885-1957. Amongst the New York Giants greats were Bill Terry, Monte Irvin, Carl Hubbel, Mel Ott, Christy Mathewson and John McGraw.
Episode 23 - Screwballs And Florida Domes
Seventy-five years of baseball history collide in this matchup between the 1938 New York Giants and the 2013 Tampa Bay Rays.
The Giants arrive as a golden-age club built around two era-defining talents: Mel Ott, in the prime of one of the great offensive seasons of his career, and Carl Hubbell, th…
Baseball In The Roaring 20s
On this episode we discuss the great and underappreciated Mel Ott, plus Leroy will talk with guest, author Thomas Wolf, who wrote Baseball In The Roaring Twenties.
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