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Davis umps 4,000th career game

April 11, 2013 By Bill Scott

Appleton, Wis. native and veteran Major League Baseball umpire Gerry Davis worked

Gerry Davis

Gerry Davis

his 4,000th career game on Wednesday night in Anaheim, CA.

Davis hit the milestone while umping at 1st base.  He is the 21st umpire to reach the milestone.

Davis first worked a big league game in 1982 and has called a record 115 post-season games.  He’s worked four all-star games and five World Series.

 

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