http://www.usatoday.com/sports/scores101/1...7/101217313.htm

Reminds me of this classic game... a Dave Kingman special. Check that nutty box score.

http://www.baseball-reference.com/boxes/CH...197905170.shtml

9-0, not 10, but remarkable given the starting pitcher and the rivalry

http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html...755C0A961948260

Nice find, but I believe both you and wilked didn't read the thread title correctly.

Wasnt there a famous game between Philly and Pittsburgh where the Pirates were ahead 9-0 after one inning and one of the Pirates announcers said that if the Pirates lose that game he would walk home to Pittsburgh. Yes, Pittsburgh lost. He later did the walk from Philly to Pittsburgh and raised money for charity.

Haven't watched many Rangers games this year. Do they have the bully to get the W?

Their closer just went on the DL. I'm not sure what else they have in the bullpen.

Eddie Guardardo is the new closer

Eddie Guardado is about it

Oy Vey

What a ridiculous game. What I thought was pretty funny though was Ortiz scoring not one but 2 3-run homers in the first inning.

Ump is squeezing everyone. That's how you get 30 runs in 7 innings.

i dont have the stats in front of me, but i think wilked can finish watching the boston game for me and let me know.

almost was at the game...had a lead on $30 tix

I believe that the Phillies beat the Pirates in a game where the Bucs scored 10 or so in the first.

Steve Jeltz hit a few out from each side of the plate, which if you remember Jeltz, was pretty silly.



Edit: Yup

“If we lose this game, I’ll walk home”

After his playing career, Rooker, well-known for speaking his mind as a player, joined the Pirates’ radio and television broadcast team, with whom he worked from 1981 (one year after he retired) through 1993.

Rooker’s most famous moment as a broadcaster came on June 8, 1989, during a Pirates’ road game against the Philadelphia Phillies at Veterans Stadium. The Pirates scored 10 runs in the top of the first inning, including three on a Barry Bonds home run. As the Phillies came to bat in the bottom of the first, Rooker said on the air, “If we lose this game, I’ll walk home.” Von Hayes answered with two two-run home runs, in the first and third innings. Steve Jeltz also hit two homers, in the fourth and sixth. The Phillies, trailing now only 11-10 in the eighth inning, scored the tying run on a wild pitch, then took the lead on Darren Daulton’s two-run single and went on to win 15-11. Rooker had to wait until after the season to make good on his “walk home” promise, conducting a charity walk from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh.

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HIYOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Not much you can say except this just seems to be the Sox's year

http://cache.daylife.com/imageserve/01UOc9seCGd5s/610x.jpg

Was at that game, great atmosphere during the comeback. Remember several fights broke out between sox & yank fans, one of which included a woman who had to be over 60yrs old.

Game of the Year

soooo?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5apEctKwiD8

I actually saw the entire game on TV. I know Schmitt hits the HR in the 10th but the real difference was that the Phillies pitcher Homers in the top of the 1st; the Cubs pitcher Donnie Moore get a triple in the bottom of the 1st and dies on third. I wonder if there was ever another game where opposing pitchers both get extra base hits in the 1st inning?

And Buckner was his teammate!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BYq8HVGw6xo

...actually "dies on third" probably wasn't the best choice of words....

If you take the link and you add these guys



well...?

The dancing pickles dance almost perfectly to the music.