1988 world series against the Oakland A's. bottom of ninth 1 man on base.
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In Dennis Eckersley's nightmares!
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No, I don't think so; I think that honor belongs to the 2004 ALCS. The Yankees are a good team, no question, but when your team is the first in Major League Baseball history to lose a series when ahead 3-0, that has to be a low point in any team's existence.
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probably the pinch hitter...only because he was the one who made the homerun that broke the tie.  its not fair, but thats how the distribution of credit usually goes in the sports world.
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It was painful, as was the next game. Thank god for Reyes in game three with his one hitter, and although we got swept, it dont feel as bad when your starting pitcher was one hit and an error by taguchi away from a perfect game.
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I like your technical objection. I assume you are talking about the '61 Yankees. Berra (22 HRs) only played 15 games behind the plate. Elston Howard (21 HR) was the primary catcher, and Johnny Blanchard (21 HR) was the main backup catcher and pinch-hitter.
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Amazingly, amongst these two teams each the only to win at least 10 World Series championships, the Cardinals beat the Yankees in 1926, 1942, and 1964 (interesting, isn't it? 1's, 9's, 2's, 4's, and 6's) while the Yankees only won in 1928 and 1943. Also, if you did not know, in the current decade (20-otts), the Yankees (2000, 2001, 2003) and Cardinals (2004, 2006) are the only teams to play in multiple World Series.
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An outfielder has thrown out 4 base runners in the same game only 8 times in baseball history and none since 1928.  So no its never been done.
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less then 2 outs, runners on 1st and 2nd or bases loaded. the fly has to be considered a routine fly ball in the infield.
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barry bonds' big ass head. unfortunately thats only on saturdays though.
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It's a dead ball and the runner must return to previous base.
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I think the record was held by the 1939 NY Yankees an it was 7 now is being broken by the amazing NY Mets 2006 version to make it 8.
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Game 3 ALCS 2004?\n\nFrom that point on the Yankees were in control, setting a team record for postseason runs scored. The two teams combined for 37 hits and 20 extra-base hits, both postseason records, and at four hours and twenty minutes, it was the longest nine-inning postseason game ever played. Hideki Matsui had five hits and five RBIs, tying LCS records. Along with Alex Rodríguez, he tied the postseason record for runs scored with five.
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1968. Denny McClain won 31 games. He was "the ace" of our staff. He was supposed to kick butt, but it was actually Mickey Lolich who won 3 games in the WORLD Series.\n\nHe even hit a homerun in that series (although I dont remember what game, or off who).
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Chuck Tanner, baseball manager\n\nHe is best known as a manager, having managed four teams from 1970 to 1988, including winning the 1979 World Series\n\n1970 - 1975 Chicago White Sox\n1976 - Oakland Athletics \n1977 - 1985 Pittsburgh Pirates \n1986 - 1988 Atlanta Braves
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The Yankees played the A's in Oakland in 1968. Mantle didn't play on the 18th of August (Kosco played 1B), but did play on the 17th. Catfish Hunter pitched 8 innings and was relieved by Krausse. Mantle went 0 for 3. The box score doesn't get specific enough to know what batters Krausse faced, so it was one of those two.
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In the AL:\n\nRube Waddell (1) Philadelphia Athletics 07-01-1902 3rd\n \nSloppy Thurston (1) Chicago White Sox 08-22-1923 12th\n \nLefty Grove (1) Philadelphia Athletics 08-23-1928 2nd\n \nLefty Grove (2) Philadelphia Athletics 09-27-1928 7th\n \nBilly Hoeft (1) Detroit Tigers 09-07-1953 7th\n \nJim Bunning (1) Detroit Tigers 08-02-1959 9th\n \nAl Downing (1) New York Yankees 08-11-1967 2nd\n \nNolan Ryan (2 [1 in NL]) California Angels 07-09-1972 2nd\n \nRon Guidry (1) New York Yankees 08-07-1984 9th\n \nJeff Montgomery (1) Kansas City Royals 04-29-1990 8th\n \nPedro Martinez (1) Boston Red Sox 05-18-2002 1st\n \nIn th NL:\n\nName (Quantity) Team Date / Box Inning \nJohn Clarkson (1) Boston Beaneaters 06-04-1889 3rd\n \nPat Ragan (1) Brooklyn Dodgers 10-05-1914 8th\n \nHod Eller (1) Cincinnati Reds 08-21-1917 9th\n \nJoe Oeschger (1) Boston Braves 09-08-1921 4th\n \nDazzy Vance (1) Brooklyn Dodgers 09-14-1924 2rd\n \nSandy Koufax (1) Los Angeles Dodgers 06-30-1962 1st\n \nSandy Koufax (2) Los Angeles Dodgers 04-18-1964 3rd\n \nBob Bruce (1) Houston Colt .45s 04-19-1964 8th\n \nNolan Ryan (1) New York Mets 04-19-1968 3rd\n \nBob Gibson (1) St. Louis Cardinals 05-12-1969 7th\n \nMilt Pappas (1) Chicago Cubs 09-24-1971 4th\n \nLynn McGlothen (1) St. Louis Cardinals 08-19-1975 2nd\n \nBruce Sutter (1) Chicago Cubs 09-08-1977 9th\n \nJeff Robinson (1) Pittsburgh Pirates 09-07-1987 8th\n \nRob Dibble (1) Cincinnati Reds 06-04-1989 8th\n \nAndy Ashby (1) Philadelphia Phillies 06-15-1991 4th\n \nDavid Cone (1) New York Mets 08-30-1991 5th\n \nPete Harnisch (1) Houston Astros 09-06-1991 7th\n \nTrevor Wilson (1) San Francisco Giants 06-07-1992 9th\n \nMel Rojas (1) Montreal Expos 05-11-1994 9th\n \nMike Magnante (1) Houston Astros 08-22-1997 9th\n \nRandy Johnson (1) Arizona Diamondbacks 08-23-2001 6th\n \nJason Isringhausen (1) St. Louis Cardinals 04-13-2002 9th\n \nByung-Hyun Kim (1) Arizona Diamondbacks 05-11-2002 8th\n \nBrian Lawrence (1) San Diego Padres 06-12-2002 3rd\n \nBrandon Backe (1)\n Houston Astros\n 04-15-2004 8th\n \nBen Sheets (1)\n Milwaukee Brewers\n 06-13-2004\n 3rd\n \nLaTroy Hawkins (1)\n Chicago Cubs\n 09-11-2004 9th
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Red Sox at Yankee Stadium last September 10th. I flew my boyfriend and me up to NYC for his birthday. Red Sox beat Yankees pretty bad.