TODAY IN SPORTS HISTORY APRIL 28

2007  Trevor Hoffman pitches his 803^rd game for San Diego – record for most with one team

2001  Seattle sets MLB record with 20^th win of the month

1998  Juan Gonzalez of Rangers gets his 36^th RBI of the month – MLB record

1998  Tony Gwynn of Padres goes 5 for 5 in a win over the Cubs – 9^th time he has gone 5 or more – only Ty Cobb (14) and Pete Rose (10) have more

1993  Jim Valvano died

1989  Rickey Henderson hits a leadoff HR – MLB record 36^th time he has done so

1988  Baltimore Orioles lose their 21^st straight game to start the season – set AL record – the 1961 Phillies lost 23

1985  NYY hire Billy Martin for the 4^th time

1982  Pete Rose goes 5 for 5 – 9^th time he has done so

1975  Bill Russell inducted into NBA Hall of Fame – 14,522 points, 21,620 rebounds, 4,100 assists, 5 time MVP, 11 time NBA champion, 2 NCAA championships, Olympic gold medal winner

1961  40 year old Warren Spahn no hits San Francisco

1956  Frank Robinson hits his 1^st HR – ends with 586