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Speaking of Lee (and his 0.71 ERA...), is MGL still taking bets on Lee ending up a below-average pitcher this year? I'm interested in taking the under.
The fact that it is a very rare yet significant play?
And I would argue Cabrera's catch required some fielding skill. I mean, it wasn't the greatest grab ever or anything, but it was a nice little play.
More broadly, what did Ray Chapman do? I coulda done that.
I guess. But I remember when Furcal turned his and some members of the media called it the "play of the year" or whatever. That is just odd to me. It was merely right place, right time for Furcal.
Exactly.
I frankly couldn't care less if a guy "hits for the cycle" but I guess different people are interested in different things...
Much more exciting when you're watching it live than when you see a replay and know what's coming.
It's easy when you play the Ron Stilanovich way!
are you referring to the only unassisted triple play in WS history? if so, that was turned by bill wambsganss
I don't think that is what TVErik meant.
Whoever the color man is on the broadcast, he called the TP before the ball was in Cabrera's glove.
He was quoted in the classic baseball book, "The Glory of Their Times":
"I played in the big leagues for 13 years, from 1914 to 1926, and the only thing people remember is that I turned an unassisted triple play in the World Series......You'd think I was born the day before and died the day after."
That Serious game is famous for two other firsts: the first grand slam in Serious history, and the first home run by a pitcher.
Seriously?!
That would be Rick Manning, the bestest of all the color men in the business. Well, maybe not the best, but he is very good, IMO. Just don't ask him about Dennis Eckersley.
I spiked the ball and ran off the field laughing. Good times. But it wasn't a great play. I had help from the baserunners.
Unassisted triple plays are are boring. Besides that, they're fascist. Throw the ball around; it's more democratic.
i guess i'm dense. what did he mean? i know chapman died that season from being hit with a pitched ball.
You gotta step up your game in October.
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