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That kind of looks like a 15 on the Tiger player's uniform. If so, and if that's Johnson's no hitter on June 2nd 1990, that would have to be Tracy Jones. He went 0-for-3 that day with two infield flies and a 5-3 groundout.

You were right the first time, it's Heath.

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While we await feedback on the two prior photos, here's a pretty easy one:

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Nolan Ryan pitching to Cal at Memorial Stadium. Bottom of the 1st, runner on 2nd, can't tell if there's a runner on 1st. Has to be 1989 or later since we're wearing all black helmets. I'm going to say it is August 5, 1989, Devereaux on 2nd and Bradley on 1st, and they pull off a double steal the pitch after this one.

Clues:

Catcher's number appears to be single digits so I am guessing Chad Kreuter, #7.

Runner on 2nd appears to be African American.

I believe there are no outs based on the scoreboard, and the SS and 2B seem to be at double play depth, so guessing there indeed is a runner on 1st, plus Cal typically batted 3rd at that point in his career if I remember correctly.

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