Kody Clemens Hands Down an 0-2 Miracle: First Ever Ultimate Grand Slam

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Kody Clemens delivered the first-ever ultimate grand slam on an 0-2 count in the bottom of the ninth, turning a three-run deficit into a 4-3 Twins win over the Royals and adding a new, highly specific milestone to the lore of the “ultimate grand slam.” The moment came as Kansas City’s bullpen struggles loomed large, and Clemens— Roger Clemens’ son—called it the stuff of childhood dreams, tying the feat to a broader, increasingly debated definition of the most improbable grand slam in baseball history.
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