Red Mosquito

Alex wrote:go braves

I liked the braves for one year in 1991.

At the beginning of the year they had no fans, but I decided to be one early in the season when I saw one of their games. There was only about 1,000 or 5,000 people in braves stadium and you were able to go sit right behind home plate at about the third inning.

That year they won the world series.

wait, maybe they lost.

No, I think they won.


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knee tunes wrote:

Alex wrote:go braves

I liked the braves for one year in 1991.

At the beginning of the year they had no fans, but I decided to be one early in the season when I saw one of their games. There was only about 1,000 or 5,000 people in braves stadium and you were able to go sit right behind home plate at about the third inning.

That year they won the world series.

wait, maybe they lost.

No, I think they won.


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funny story..I was in Vegas in Feb of 91..the odds of the braves winning the pennant were very high as you would expect..I really liked the young pitching staff and put $100 down for then to win the pennant..it was a good pay day come october

IPOs and real estate and tom glavine

also, KT, they failed to win the world series in 1991

Alex wrote:also, KT, they failed to win the world series in 1991

yep, Twins in 7. Jack Morris pitched 10 innings for the win. Amazing game.

EJ wrote:Jack Morris pitched 10 innings for the win. Amazing game.

Maybe the best game ever.

Smoltz certainly pitched well enough for the win, but it wasn't to be. Que sera, sera.

Lament wrote:

EJ wrote:Jack Morris pitched 10 innings for the win. Amazing game.

Maybe the best game ever.

If we're ignoring context (ie WS game 7) this certainly has it rivaled:

http://www.latinosportslegends.com/Mart ... -52900.htm

Lament wrote:http://www.baseball-reference.com/boxes ... 5170.shtml

ha I remember watching that game

When I posted that link I thought to myself "I bet doug was at that game..."

I'd rather a 33 inning pitchers duel.

http://www.baseball-reference.com/bullp ... ll_history

Lament wrote:When I posted that link I thought to myself "I bet doug was at that game..."

I remember mike schmidt hitting 2 homers....how about the 19 inning game with mets/braves when pitcher Rick Camp hit that homerun..that was a good game to watch

I miss the This Week in Baseball show in the 80s

EJ wrote:I miss the This Week in Baseball show in the 80s

TWIB notes

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Lament wrote:

EJ wrote:Jack Morris pitched 10 innings for the win. Amazing game.

Maybe the best game ever.

If we're ignoring context (ie WS game 7) this certainly has it rivaled:

http://www.latinosportslegends.com/Mart ... -52900.htm

That's my personal favorite game ever. It wasnt an important game, but it was the best display of pure great baseball I've ever watched.

numbers wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Lament wrote:

EJ wrote:Jack Morris pitched 10 innings for the win. Amazing game.

Maybe the best game ever.

If we're ignoring context (ie WS game 7) this certainly has it rivaled:

http://www.latinosportslegends.com/Mart ... -52900.htm

That's my personal favorite game ever. It wasnt an important game, but it was the best display of pure great baseball I've ever watched.

And really cemented your love affair with Trot Nixon.

cutuphalfdead wrote:

numbers wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Lament wrote:

EJ wrote:Jack Morris pitched 10 innings for the win. Amazing game.

Maybe the best game ever.

If we're ignoring context (ie WS game 7) this certainly has it rivaled:

http://www.latinosportslegends.com/Mart ... -52900.htm

That's my personal favorite game ever. It wasnt an important game, but it was the best display of pure great baseball I've ever watched.

And really cemented your love affair with Trot Nixon.

absolutely.

as always, Mike Francesa can go f*ck himself