May 23, 1938 Brooklyn Dodgers vs Cincinnati Reds

May 24, 1976 — Cleveland Indians vs Baltimore Orioles (Eck fires 1 hitter)

The Lost Broadcasts1976 About This Game May 24, 1976 — Cleveland Indians Dennis Eckersley 21 years old in his second year and Stan Thomas combine on a one-hitter as Cleveland stops the Baltimore Orioles‚ 4 – 0. Al Bumbry lead off the game with an infield single, Eck did walk four Orioles. Mike Cuellar was chased in the second giving up 4 runs and taking the loss. Buddy Bell lead the Indians going three for Four with a run scored and run batted in. What you just heard was a fully reconstructed play-by-play — rebuilt entirely using original box scores, historical play-by-play data and AI recreation. Every at-bat, every pitch, every moment is historically accurate and reconstructed to bring this classic game back to life. This is one of over 100,000 MLB games we have recreated spanning every franchise dating back to the first World Series. No moment is forgotten. Want to upgrade this podcast to a natural voice? Sponsor this Episode [http://thelostbroadcasts.com/sponsor] Support The Lost Broadcasts [https://thelostbroadcasts.com/support] Want to Hear the Real Thing? If this game sparked something and you want to hear the authentic original radio broadcast — the real announcers, the real crowd, the real moment exactly as it sounded — we have thousands of original unedited broadcasts waiting for you at Classic Baseball Broadcasts. 🎙 Listen to the Authentic Broadcasts — ClassicBaseballBroadcasts.com [https://www.classicbaseballbroadcasts.com/] Over 10,000 hours of original baseball radio from 1934 to present. Babe Ruth. Ted Williams. Vin Scully. Skip Caray. Mel Allen. The voices that defined the game — exactly as they called it. Try it free for 7 days. No risk. Cancel anytime. Stay in the Game Every Day Join thousands of baseball fans who get This Day in Baseball History delivered to their inbox every morning — classic moments, forgotten stories and the games that shaped the sport. 📬 Subscribe Free — Your Daily Baseball History Newsletter [https://www.baseballdailyrewind.com/] About The Lost Broadcasts The Lost Broadcasts is the only podcast we know of reconstructing every MLB game ever played using AI and historical data. Every franchise. Every era. Every game. New episodes until we are done! Follow us so you never miss a game: 🎧 Spotify 🎧 Apple Podcasts Connect With Us 🌐 ClassicBaseballBroadcasts.com [https://www.classicbaseballbroadcasts.com/] 📬 Your Daily Baseball History Newsletter [https://www.baseballdailyrewind.com/] 📘 Socials 🎥 The Tube [https://www.youtube.com/@ThisDayInBaseball] The Lost Episodes is produced using AI reconstruction based on historical box scores and play-by-play data. All games are recreated for entertainment and historical preservation purposes. The Play by Play Data is mainly from Retrosheet.org [https://www.retrosheet.org/]. Some audios are from Back to Baseball [https://www.backtobaseball.com/] some are created using play by play data and Eleven Labs.

May 24 1958 New York Yankees vs Detroit Tigers

The Lost Broadcasts1958 About This Game What you just heard was a fully reconstructed play-by-play — rebuilt entirely using original box scores, historical play-by-play data and AI recreation. Every at-bat, every pitch, every moment is historically accurate and reconstructed to bring this classic game back to life. This is one of over 100,000 MLB games we have recreated spanning every franchise dating back to the first World Series. No moment is forgotten. Want to upgrade this podcast to a natural voice? Sponsor this Episode [http://thelostbroadcasts.com/sponsor] Support The Lost Broadcasts [https://thelostbroadcasts.com/support] Want to Hear the Real Thing? If this game sparked something and you want to hear the authentic original radio broadcast — the real announcers, the real crowd, the real moment exactly as it sounded — we have thousands of original unedited broadcasts waiting for you at Classic Baseball Broadcasts. 🎙 Listen to the Authentic Broadcasts — ClassicBaseballBroadcasts.com [https://www.classicbaseballbroadcasts.com/] Over 10,000 hours of original baseball radio from 1934 to present. Babe Ruth. Ted Williams. Vin Scully. Skip Caray. Mel Allen. The voices that defined the game — exactly as they called it. Try it free for 7 days. No risk. Cancel anytime. Stay in the Game Every Day Join thousands of baseball fans who get This Day in Baseball History delivered to their inbox every morning — classic moments, forgotten stories and the games that shaped the sport. 📬 Subscribe Free — Your Daily Baseball History Newsletter [https://www.baseballdailyrewind.com/] About The Lost Broadcasts The Lost Broadcasts is the only podcast we know of reconstructing every MLB game ever played using AI and historical data. Every franchise. Every era. Every game. New episodes until we are done! Follow us so you never miss a game: 🎧 Spotify 🎧 Apple Podcasts Connect With Us 🌐 ClassicBaseballBroadcasts.com [https://www.classicbaseballbroadcasts.com/] 📬 Your Daily Baseball History Newsletter [https://www.baseballdailyrewind.com/] 📘 Socials 🎥 The Tube [https://www.youtube.com/@ThisDayInBaseball] The Lost Episodes is produced using AI reconstruction based on historical box scores and play-by-play data. All games are recreated for entertainment and historical preservation purposes. The Play by Play Data is mainly from Retrosheet.org [https://www.retrosheet.org/]. Some audios are from Back to Baseball [https://www.backtobaseball.com/] some are created using play by play data and Eleven Labs.

May 24 1984 Detroit Tigers vs California Angels

The Lost Broadcasts1984 About This Game May 24, 1984, at Anaheim Stadium the Detroit Tigers win their major league record 17th consecutive game on the road, defeating the California Angels, 5 to 1 behind Jack Morris four-hit complete game, who improves to 9-1. The victory runs Detroit’s record to 35-5, the best 40-game start in baseball history. Morris is backed by homers from Lance Parrish and Alan Trammell. The Tigers will finally lose tomorrow in Seattle‚ 7 – 3. What you just heard was a fully reconstructed play-by-play — rebuilt entirely using original box scores, historical play-by-play data and AI recreation. Every at-bat, every pitch, every moment is historically accurate and reconstructed to bring this classic game back to life. This is one of over 100,000 MLB games we have recreated spanning every franchise dating back to the first World Series. No moment is forgotten. Want to upgrade this podcast to a natural voice? Sponsor this Episode [http://thelostbroadcasts.com/sponsor] Support The Lost Broadcasts [https://thelostbroadcasts.com/support] Want to Hear the Real Thing? If this game sparked something and you want to hear the authentic original radio broadcast — the real announcers, the real crowd, the real moment exactly as it sounded — we have thousands of original unedited broadcasts waiting for you at Classic Baseball Broadcasts. 🎙 Listen to the Authentic Broadcasts — ClassicBaseballBroadcasts.com [https://www.classicbaseballbroadcasts.com/] Over 10,000 hours of original baseball radio from 1934 to present. Babe Ruth. Ted Williams. Vin Scully. Skip Caray. Mel Allen. The voices that defined the game — exactly as they called it. Try it free for 7 days. No risk. Cancel anytime. Stay in the Game Every Day Join thousands of baseball fans who get This Day in Baseball History delivered to their inbox every morning — classic moments, forgotten stories and the games that shaped the sport. 📬 Subscribe Free — Your Daily Baseball History Newsletter [https://www.baseballdailyrewind.com/] About The Lost Broadcasts The Lost Broadcasts is the only podcast we know of reconstructing every MLB game ever played using AI and historical data. Every franchise. Every era. Every game. New episodes until we are done! Follow us so you never miss a game: 🎧 Spotify 🎧 Apple Podcasts Connect With Us 🌐 ClassicBaseballBroadcasts.com [https://www.classicbaseballbroadcasts.com/] 📬 Your Daily Baseball History Newsletter [https://www.baseballdailyrewind.com/] 📘 Socials 🎥 The Tube [https://www.youtube.com/@ThisDayInBaseball] The Lost Episodes is produced using AI reconstruction based on historical box scores and play-by-play data. All games are recreated for entertainment and historical preservation purposes. The Play by Play Data is mainly from Retrosheet.org [https://www.retrosheet.org/]. Some audios are from Back to Baseball [https://www.backtobaseball.com/] some are created using play by play data and Eleven Labs.

May 24, 1956 New York Yankees vs Detroit Tigers - Mantle goes 5-5

The Lost Broadcasts1956 About This Game May 24, 1956 — At Briggs Stadium, New York Yankee Centerfielder Mickey Mantle goes 5 for 5 with an intentional walk in an 11 – 4 win against the Detroit Tigers, Eddie Robinson also contributes with a grand slam in the fifth. Mantle is hitting four twenty one and already has 17 homeruns in just 35 games. He combines with Joe Collins for back-to-back homers‚ off Duke Maas in the second. Tom Sturdivant goes five and two thirds scoreless picking up his third win. The Yankees are already cruising with a 24 and 11 record. What you just heard was a fully reconstructed play-by-play — rebuilt entirely using original box scores, historical play-by-play data and AI recreation. Every at-bat, every pitch, every moment is historically accurate and reconstructed to bring this classic game back to life. This is one of over 100,000 MLB games we have recreated spanning every franchise dating back to the first World Series. No moment is forgotten. Want to upgrade this podcast to a natural voice? Sponsor this Episode [http://thelostbroadcasts.com/sponsor] Support The Lost Broadcasts [https://thelostbroadcasts.com/support] Want to Hear the Real Thing? If this game sparked something and you want to hear the authentic original radio broadcast — the real announcers, the real crowd, the real moment exactly as it sounded — we have thousands of original unedited broadcasts waiting for you at Classic Baseball Broadcasts. 🎙 Listen to the Authentic Broadcasts — ClassicBaseballBroadcasts.com [https://www.classicbaseballbroadcasts.com/] Over 10,000 hours of original baseball radio from 1934 to present. Babe Ruth. Ted Williams. Vin Scully. Skip Caray. Mel Allen. The voices that defined the game — exactly as they called it. Try it free for 7 days. No risk. Cancel anytime. Stay in the Game Every Day Join thousands of baseball fans who get This Day in Baseball History delivered to their inbox every morning — classic moments, forgotten stories and the games that shaped the sport. 📬 Subscribe Free — Your Daily Baseball History Newsletter [https://www.baseballdailyrewind.com/] About The Lost Broadcasts The Lost Broadcasts is the only podcast we know of reconstructing every MLB game ever played using AI and historical data. Every franchise. Every era. Every game. New episodes until we are done! Follow us so you never miss a game: 🎧 Spotify 🎧 Apple Podcasts Connect With Us 🌐 ClassicBaseballBroadcasts.com [https://www.classicbaseballbroadcasts.com/] 📬 Your Daily Baseball History Newsletter [https://www.baseballdailyrewind.com/] 📘 Socials 🎥 The Tube [https://www.youtube.com/@ThisDayInBaseball] The Lost Episodes is produced using AI reconstruction based on historical box scores and play-by-play data. All games are recreated for entertainment and historical preservation purposes. The Play by Play Data is mainly from Retrosheet.org [https://www.retrosheet.org/]. Some audios are from Back to Baseball [https://www.backtobaseball.com/] some are created using play by play data and Eleven Labs.

May 24. 1976 Oakland Athletics vs Minnesota Twins - Campaneris steals five

The Lost Broadcasts1976 About This Game May 24, 1976 — Bert Campaneris steals five bases in six attempts, one shy of the major league mark, in the Oakland Athletics 12-7 victory over the Minnesota Twins at the Oakland Coliseum. The fleet shortstop will swipe 54 bases, third best in the American League this season. As a team, the Athletics will pile up a record 341 stolen bases on the year. What you just heard was a fully reconstructed play-by-play — rebuilt entirely using original box scores, historical play-by-play data and AI recreation. Every at-bat, every pitch, every moment is historically accurate and reconstructed to bring this classic game back to life. This is one of over 100,000 MLB games we have recreated spanning every franchise dating back to the first World Series. No moment is forgotten. Want to upgrade this podcast to a natural voice? Sponsor this Episode [http://thelostbroadcasts.com/sponsor] Support The Lost Broadcasts [https://thelostbroadcasts.com/support] Want to Hear the Real Thing? If this game sparked something and you want to hear the authentic original radio broadcast — the real announcers, the real crowd, the real moment exactly as it sounded — we have thousands of original unedited broadcasts waiting for you at Classic Baseball Broadcasts. 🎙 Listen to the Authentic Broadcasts — ClassicBaseballBroadcasts.com [https://www.classicbaseballbroadcasts.com/] Over 10,000 hours of original baseball radio from 1934 to present. Babe Ruth. Ted Williams. Vin Scully. Skip Caray. Mel Allen. The voices that defined the game — exactly as they called it. Try it free for 7 days. No risk. Cancel anytime. Stay in the Game Every Day Join thousands of baseball fans who get This Day in Baseball History delivered to their inbox every morning — classic moments, forgotten stories and the games that shaped the sport. 📬 Subscribe Free — Your Daily Baseball History Newsletter [https://www.baseballdailyrewind.com/] About The Lost Broadcasts The Lost Broadcasts is the only podcast we know of reconstructing every MLB game ever played using AI and historical data. Every franchise. Every era. Every game. New episodes until we are done! Follow us so you never miss a game: 🎧 Spotify 🎧 Apple Podcasts Connect With Us 🌐 ClassicBaseballBroadcasts.com [https://www.classicbaseballbroadcasts.com/] 📬 Your Daily Baseball History Newsletter [https://www.baseballdailyrewind.com/] 📘 Socials 🎥 The Tube [https://www.youtube.com/@ThisDayInBaseball] The Lost Episodes is produced using AI reconstruction based on historical box scores and play-by-play data. All games are recreated for entertainment and historical preservation purposes. The Play by Play Data is mainly from Retrosheet.org [https://www.retrosheet.org/]. Some audios are from Back to Baseball [https://www.backtobaseball.com/] some are created using play by play data and Eleven Labs.