On July 1, 1990, Kansas City Royals outfielder Bo Jackson hit one of the longest home runs in Kauffman Stadium history against Jack Morris and the Detroit Tigers. Here is a highlight and a memory ...

Kansas City Royals legend Bo Jackson hit his first major league home run at Kauffman Stadium 30 years ago. This majestic shot traveled 475 feet and is still the longest home run hit in Kansas City ...

On July 11, 1989, Kansas City Royals outfielder Bo Jackson hit a monster home run in the All-Star Game and became a pop-culture icon for a Nike commercial that aired during the game. Here’s a ...

Bo Jackson Crushes a 450-Foot Home Run in 1989 All-Star Game. Ian Casselberry Jun 7, 2018. Bo Jackson will be one of the former Kansas City Royals stars participating in the All-Star Legends and ...

This story originally ran in the Chicago Tribune on April 10, 1993. If only Bo Jackson’s home run had never come down. Imagine if the ball had just hung there, framed above the sky-blue outfield ...

In his career, Jackson tallied 598 hits, 341 runs, 415 RBI, and 141 home runs, and had a batting average of .250. What makes all of this so incredible is that he had very little time to train and ...

On July 17, 1990, multisport legends Bo Jackson and Deion Sanders played in the same game, and put on quite a show.

A three-sport phenom in high school, Bo Jackson gave up track to pour himself into a brief, stellar career in both the NFL and MLB. ... which bounced off his head and over the wall for a home run.

On July 17, 1990, multisport legends Bo Jackson and Deion Sanders played in the same game, and put on quite a show. ... Bo Jackson, Deion Sanders combine for four home runs, 30 years ago. ESPN.

We will have some baseball to watch very soon, but in the meantime, let's take a look back at a memorable night at Yankee Stadium exactly 30 years ago, on July 17, 1990. Not only that, but Jackson ...

On July 17, 1990, multisport legends Bo Jackson and Deion Sanders played in the same game, and put on quite a show. ... Bo Jackson, Deion Sanders combine for four home runs, 30 years ago. ESPN.