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)
Lower Back Spasm Causes. There are many reasons why muscle spasm may occur. Back injury is a very common factor, since inflammation and neurological trauma are both sources of severe muscular contractions. Usually, back muscle spasms due to injury will subside in a few hours to a few days. It is rare for spasms to last for weeks or months due to physical injury. Poor circulation to any area of the back is the most common source of spasm. This can occur due to structural concerns, such as vascular disease or inflammation, but typically is linked to a psychosomatic back pain syndrome using oxygen deprivation as the enforcer of a subconsciously devised distractive mechanism.