Honus Wagner never did it. Neither did Lou Boudreau, Alan Trammell, Cal Ripken, Jr. or Derek Jeter.

[Auggie]

No one, in fact, until the San Francisco Giants Brandon Crawford.

Crawford became the first shortstop in Major League Baseball history to hit a postseason grand slam. It came against the Pirates' starting pitcher Edinson Volquez on October 1, 2014, in the 4th inning.

As Mel Allen would say, "How about that!"

[malthaussen]

1. Talk about gratutious.

One run would have been sufficient, the way Baumgartner owned the Pirates.

-- Mal

[KamaAina]

2. Every other position has had one. Even pitcher.

Dave McNally for the Orioles in the '69 Series.

[Auggie]

3. I didn't know that ...

would have been a good bar trivia question ... only position never to have slammed in postseason, etc.