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1955- Charlie Puleo, some times calls UT home games.On February 7 in Baseball History...
- 1908 - Exasperated Connie Mack sells his talented but eccentric and unreliable hurler, Rube Waddell, to the St. Louis Browns for $5,000.
- 1949 - Joe DiMaggio signs with the Yankees for $100,000, the first six-figure contract in the major leagues.
- 1958 - The Dodgers officially become the Los Angeles Dodgers, Inc.
- 1959 - White Sox president Mrs. Dorothy Rigney agrees to sell the team to Bill Veeck for a reported $2.7 million. Chicago insurance broker Charles O. Finley allows that he can match the price. Charles Comiskey will try to stop Veeck from buying the Sox, but will be unsuccessful.
Baseball Birthdays on February 7...
- 1850 - Hooper, Mike
- 1859 - Fox, John
- 1862 - Dougherty, Charlie
- 1863 - Jordan, Mike
- 1866 - Daly, Tom
- 1867 - Haigh, Ed
- 1876 - Moran, Pat
- 1878 - Shannon, Spike
- 1881 - Williams, Dave
- 1885 - Reilly, Barney
- 1891 - Dalrymple, Bill
- 1893 - Jamieson, Charlie
- 1894 - Jackson, Charlie
- 1900 - Whitehill, Earl
- 1904 - Reese, Randy
- 1905 - Moore, Cy
- 1906 - Jones, Art
- 1907 - Steinecke, Bill
- 1913 - Almada, Mel
- 1919 - Galle, Stan
- 1926 - Lane, Jerry
- 1926 - Lynch, Danny
- 1927 - Lonnett, Joe
- 1927 - Richter, Al
- 1928 - Smith, Al
- 1930 - Montemayor, Felipe
- 1936 - Leja, Frank
- 1937 - Pizarro, Juan
- 1938 - Werhas, Johnny
- 1939 - Kreutzer, Frank
- 1947 - Ford, Ted
- 1950 - Hooton, Burt
- 1951 - Ayala, Benny
- 1953 - Quisenberry, Dan
- 1955 - Puleo, Charlie
- 1955 - Garcia, Damaso
- 1957 - Lansford, Carney
- 1958 - Citarella, Ralph
- 1959 - Ponce, Carlos
- 1964 - Figueroa, Bien
- 1966 - Cole, Stu
- 1974 - Brown, Adrian
- 1977 - Borkowski, Dave
- 1978 - Chavez, Endy
- 1979 - Cota, Humberto
Baseball Deaths on February 7...
- 1900 - Taylor, Jack
- 1917 - Murnane, Tim
- 1924 - Kahler, George
- 1937 - Bell, Charlie
- 1937 - Miller, Jim
- 1942 - Poetz, Joe
- 1943 - Ritter, Floyd
- 1959 - Lajoie, Nap
- 1965 - Peters, Rube
- 1965 - Betzel, Bruno
- 1967 - Vitelli, Joe
- 1968 - Marquardt, Ollie
- 1978 - Grover, Roy
- 1991 - DeTore, George
- 1993 - Stromme, Floyd
- 1995 - Upshaw, Cecil
- 1996 - Webb, Red
- 1997 - Walkup, Jim
- 1997 - Salvo, Manny
1) Some stuff I remember off the top of my head, 2) other stuff I feel like I recall a name and look it up to make sure it is who I am thinking of. 3) Other times I am just curious and know very little about a player and look them up for the heck of it.Do you have books of some kind you go to to look this stuff up?
Shirley you don't recall things like this just off the top of your head.
have at least 1 topps pizarro card from his pfime years as chisoxOn February 7 in Baseball History...
- 1908 - Exasperated Connie Mack sells his talented but eccentric and unreliable hurler, Rube Waddell, to the St. Louis Browns for $5,000.
- 1949 - Joe DiMaggio signs with the Yankees for $100,000, the first six-figure contract in the major leagues.
- 1958 - The Dodgers officially become the Los Angeles Dodgers, Inc.
- 1959 - White Sox president Mrs. Dorothy Rigney agrees to sell the team to Bill Veeck for a reported $2.7 million. Chicago insurance broker Charles O. Finley allows that he can match the price. Charles Comiskey will try to stop Veeck from buying the Sox, but will be unsuccessful.
Baseball Birthdays on February 7...
- 1850 - Hooper, Mike
- 1859 - Fox, John
- 1862 - Dougherty, Charlie
- 1863 - Jordan, Mike
- 1866 - Daly, Tom
- 1867 - Haigh, Ed
- 1876 - Moran, Pat
- 1878 - Shannon, Spike
- 1881 - Williams, Dave
- 1885 - Reilly, Barney
- 1891 - Dalrymple, Bill
- 1893 - Jamieson, Charlie
- 1894 - Jackson, Charlie
- 1900 - Whitehill, Earl
- 1904 - Reese, Randy
- 1905 - Moore, Cy
- 1906 - Jones, Art
- 1907 - Steinecke, Bill
- 1913 - Almada, Mel
- 1919 - Galle, Stan
- 1926 - Lane, Jerry
- 1926 - Lynch, Danny
- 1927 - Lonnett, Joe
- 1927 - Richter, Al
- 1928 - Smith, Al
- 1930 - Montemayor, Felipe
- 1936 - Leja, Frank
- 1937 - Pizarro, Juan
- 1938 - Werhas, Johnny
- 1939 - Kreutzer, Frank
- 1947 - Ford, Ted
- 1950 - Hooton, Burt
- 1951 - Ayala, Benny
- 1953 - Quisenberry, Dan
- 1955 - Puleo, Charlie
- 1955 - Garcia, Damaso
- 1957 - Lansford, Carney
- 1958 - Citarella, Ralph
- 1959 - Ponce, Carlos
- 1964 - Figueroa, Bien
- 1966 - Cole, Stu
- 1974 - Brown, Adrian
- 1977 - Borkowski, Dave
- 1978 - Chavez, Endy
- 1979 - Cota, Humberto
Baseball Deaths on February 7...
- 1900 - Taylor, Jack
- 1917 - Murnane, Tim
- 1924 - Kahler, George
- 1937 - Bell, Charlie
- 1937 - Miller, Jim
- 1942 - Poetz, Joe
- 1943 - Ritter, Floyd
- 1959 - Lajoie, Nap
- 1965 - Peters, Rube
- 1965 - Betzel, Bruno
- 1967 - Vitelli, Joe
- 1968 - Marquardt, Ollie
- 1978 - Grover, Roy
- 1991 - DeTore, George
- 1993 - Stromme, Floyd
- 1995 - Upshaw, Cecil
- 1996 - Webb, Red
- 1997 - Walkup, Jim
- 1997 - Salvo, Manny
What’s crazy is that she still has an opportunity to have the best SEC record for the program since 2014-15. Hard to believe the program hasn’t made a Final 4 since 2007-08. She has won 3 NCAAT games over the past 2 seasons and got to the Sweet 16 last season but that’s not the standard unfortunately. That used to be considered a disappointing finish. The fans want Final 4’s and so far no coach has been able to accomplish that except Pat.Do the people who follow the Lady Vols think Kellie is going to survive much longer?
Hope everything goes well for you!
If we’re being completely honest she was an underwhelming hire to begin with. She had only won 1 regular season conference championship in her 15 seasons before coaching the Lady Vols. Yes she does have 4 conference tournament championships but those are always a crapshoot. We had an opportunity to go out and get an elite head coach and ended up with an average one. I don’t think Danny White will mess around in hiring the next one. It’s hard to be upset with a coach that has nearly a 70% winning percentage but it’s also hard to be happy whenever you are used to winning 85% of your games whenever Pat was coaching.Joining the conversation late here, but Kellie has got to go.
I’ll trust Donde and Danny White to make that call. If they discern the home run hire and decide to pull the trigger, I’m all in. If not available, I could see another year or two of Kellie. Make no mistake, the balance of this year and next are critical for the Lady Vol basketball program.Joining the conversation late here, but Kellie has got to go.

