In his 1972 debut, Slayback hurled seven no-hit innings against the Yankees until John Callison singled. He later achieved fame for his recording of a song about Hank Aaron’s home run chase, “Move Over, Babe.”
In his 1972 debut, Slayback hurled seven no-hit innings against the Yankees until John Callison singled. He later achieved fame for his recording of a song about Hank Aaron’s home run chase, “Move Over, Babe.”
