Nolan Ryan-Robin Ventura fight anniversary -- 13 things you should know. By THOMAS NEUMANN. August 4, 2015, 2:32 PM — -- Tuesday is the 22nd anniversary of Nolan Ryan's famous beatdown of ...

A quarter century ago, life forever changed for Nolan Ryan and Robin Ventura. For on Aug. 4, 1993, Ryan, the 46-year-old future Hall of Famer, subdued Ventura, the hard-charging 26-year-old All ...

Nolan Ryan holds 51 baseball records, tossed seven no-hitters and his 5,714 career strikeouts may make him the king for eternity, so he finds it rather humorous that he’ll always be remembered ...

On Aug. 4, 1993, Nolan Ryan and Robin Ventura engaged in one of the most memorable on-field brawls in baseball and sports history. The incident was memorialized in a Ryan biography entitled ...

Nolan Ryan did not beat the ever-lovin' bejesus out of Robin Ventura, despite purported video evidence and decades of tut-tutting to the contrary. We bring this up because Thursday occasions the ...

Chicago's Robin Ventura (in headlock) got the worst of it when he charged the Rangers' Nolan Ryan in a 1993 game. (File photo) But Ventura said the Rangers expressed displeasure Tuesday in the ...

Nolan Ryan's pitch hit Ventura on the left arm. After taking a few steps toward first base, Ventura charged the mound against a man who was 20 years older than him.

All good things come to an end ... but do we really have to lose Nolan Ryan vs. Robin Ventura? The Rangers, out of respect for new White Sox manager Robin Ventura (whose team opens the 2012 season ...

Nolan Ryan famously pummeled Robin Ventura 27 years ago. It's become one of the most-beloved sports stories in Texas. By Craig Hlavaty, Houston Chronicle Updated Aug 4, 2020 8:07 a.m. Craig ...

On August 4, 1993, the tension between the Rangers and Chicago White Sox from several seasons boiled over when Nolan Ryan plunked Robin Ventura with the first pitch in his second at-bat of the game.

Yesterday marked the 23rd anniversary of Nolan Ryan beating the crap out of Robin Ventura, so we are probably at a point where there are no longer any new ways to present this information. Ryan ...