Ray Lankford hits for the cycle in 1991

9/15/91: Cardinals outfielder Ray Lankford hits for the cycle against the Mets

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[tidedownoutdoors]

One of the best players of the 90s no one talks about! For a ten year stretch, that dudes average year was like 35 doubles 25 steals, 20 homers and 80 rbis! Hit around .280 too! If he just coulda stayed healthy. A beautiful swing! I always thought of him as like the poor mans Griffey Jr!

[Reloadeez]

Ray was/is underrated, he has a career 38 WAR placing him as the 592nd best major league player in history. There's been 20, 000 major league players in history, ray was better then 97.04 percent of them, he's in the top 2.96 percent of mlb players in history.

[rustyshackleford]

Man I was 7 at the time and remember this. Back when Busch played super deep before they moved in the fences. Ray was one of the bright spots in the early 90s.

[phila]

We had a project back in grade school to bring in a picture of a ball player, artist, musician, etc and create a piece of art for. Ray was my guy, love to see him play.

[Wanderlust]

Was a very good player for the Cardinals and easily overlooked.

[robloxvids]

0:45 that's Jeremy Pena's dad, Geronimo Pena.

[JB-ymvj]

One of the cleaner cycles you'll see! No misplays or anything, just pure good hitting!