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That's one-pitch-from-perfect to you, bizzitch.
And it's an official perfect game anyway. The Bible doesn't mention Carl Everett anywhere, which means his single logically didn't exist.
(I went to howtomakealetterbombfilledwithnails.com right away!)
Not to mention that crap 2-2 pitch Jim Kaat wasted, while walking Merv Rettenmund in the 7th inning on June 6, 1972. What was that idiot thinking?
It's amazing what ONE game will do for someone... Morris was a ho-hum 3-2 with a 3.67 ERA in his six non-1991-Game-7 World Series starts.
Morris was 6-4 with a 4.26 era in 82.1 ip in his 12 non-1991-Game-7 postseason starts.
That's almost as stupid as saying that in a a clutch World Series at-bat you want to see Tom Lawless or Al Weis coming up to the plate.
Each of Maddux, Glavine and Smoltz have better World Series pitching stats than Morris, and I'd rather have one of them in there at their prime than Morris, even though Morris did once pitch that great game.
I remember when the Blue Jays picked up Morris for the '92 season. It was the big move for a starter that would put them over the top, even though they already had Guzman and Key. Then Morris went out and repeatedly peed himself on the mound in both playoff series, going 0-3 with an ERA in the 7s. And it had no effect on the narrative. Big Game Jack was already established, and he couldn't ruin it even with one of the worst runs of postseason starts in memory.
Sounds good. Inducting 17 pitchers a year (so, probably like 40 total with position players) should effectively kill the HoF off in less than a decade...
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