January 13, 1982 > Hank Aaron and Frank Robinson are elected to the Hall of Fame in their first years of eligibility. Among his numerous accomplishments, Aaron holds the ML records for career home runs (755), RBIs (2297), and total bases (6856).
A spasm in the feet or toe is called a carpopedal spasm. Carpopedal spasms are usually accompanied by numbness, tingling, or a âpins-and-needlesâ feeling. Muscle weakness, fatigue, cramping, twitching, and uncontrolled, purposeless, rapid movement are not an uncommon occurrence with carpopedal spasms either. Some common causes of spasms are: 1  Hypocalcemia (calcium deficiency) 2  Vitamin D deficiency. 3  Muscle cramps (Most often caused by sports or occupational muscle injury)
Foot cramps have many causes. Some of the most common causes for foot cramps are: Stress or fatigue in the foot â An overworked foot is often susceptible to foot cramps. Poor circulation â Foot cramp is caused by lack of oxygen being carried to the foot. Lack of potassium â This important mineral, found in salt, helps regulate body chemistry and keep you foot cramp free. Dehydration â Lack of water in the muscles contribute to foot cramps. Changing hormone levels â Foot cramps may occur while muscle tissue adjusts to these changes. Pinched nerves â Caused when the electrical impulse from the brain cannot reach the muscle, this can cause foot cramps, numbness and other symptoms.