Batters with two grand slams in the same baseball game

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Listed below are the Major League Baseball players who have hit two grand slams in the same game.

Date	Player	Team
May 24, 1936	Tony Lazzeri	New York Yankees, AL
July 4, 1939	Jim Tabor	Boston Red Sox, AL
July 27, 1946	Rudy York	Boston Red Sox, AL
May 9, 1961	Jim Gentile	Baltimore Orioles, AL
July 3, 1966	Tony Cloninger	Atlanta Braves, NL
June 24, 1968	Jim Northrup	Detroit Tigers, AL
June 26, 1970	Frank Robinson	Baltimore Orioles, AL
September 4, 1995	Robin Ventura	Chicago White Sox, AL
August 14, 1998	Chris Hoiles	Baltimore Orioles, AL
April 23, 1999	Fernando Tatis	St. Louis Cardinals, NL
May 10, 1999	Nomar Garciaparra	Boston Red Sox, AL
July 29, 2003	Bill Mueller	Boston Red Sox, AL

Tony Cloninger is the only pitcher on the list. Late in the game, the #8 hitter for the Braves came to bat with two men on base. He struck out, to the boos of the hometown Giants' fans. Conceivably, if the #8 hitter had got on base without driving in a run, Cloninger would have had a chance for a third grand slam.
Fernando Tatis is the only player to hit his grand slams during the same inning. Both were off pitcher Chan Ho Park
Tony Lazzeri, Jim Tabor, Jim Gentile and Robin Ventura belted their grand slams in consecutive innings.
Bill Mueller is the only player to hit his grand slams from opposite sides of the plate.
Jim Northrup and Fernando Tatis hit their grand slams in consecutive at-bats.
Robin Ventura, who hit two grand slams in one game with the White Sox in 1995, later became the only player to hit a grand slam in each game of a doubleheader while playing for the Mets on May 20, 1999.
There are only two NL players on the list.

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