That was actually DDB Jr.'s joke. He's pretty clever, though he may have also gotten it from twitter.LOL.
That was actually DDB Jr.'s joke. He's pretty clever, though he may have also gotten it from twitter.LOL.
I know there's already the error, but you know what yesterday was the anniversary of?Too bad he's at 62 pitches -- makes going 9 pretty unlikely even if this continues.
Did not know. Wow -- they played much earlier back then when there were on 154 games and fewer playoff teams.I know there's already the error, but you know what yesterday was the anniversary of?
You make a great point. I'm curious to see what happens.Did not know. Wow -- they played much earlier back then when there were on 154 games and fewer playoff teams.
I read the NYT archive, and today's sample edition was the one from October 9, 1956, and that was the front page story. It was only the seventh perfect game in history to that point.Did not know. Wow -- they played much earlier back then when there were on 154 games and fewer playoff teams.
Oooh, I haven't been able to pay much attention tonight, what was it.It is amazing that after all these years, there are still firsts in postseason baseball.
The Phillies appear to be a baseball team.You make a great point. I'm curious to see what happens.
Wheeler is the first pitcher in postseason history to go through the first two innings with six strikeouts and no hits.Oooh, I haven't been able to pay much attention tonight, what was it.
And, yes, this is something I love about baseball. And the internet, because it is so easy to look these things up now.
Holy shit. That's basically unbreakable.Wheeler is the first pitcher in postseason history to start the first two innings with six strikeouts and no hits.
Technically, 7 or more is possible, but, yeah, it's probably a "record" that will never be exceeded but potentially matched.Holy shit. That's basically unbreakable.
In theory, the record would be an infinite number of strikeouts ... but that would likely require additional records for wild pitches and/or passed ballsHoly shit. That's basically unbreakable.
What I love is it immediately gets you thinking, "Wait, Gibby never did that? Or Seaver, Sandy, or the Big Train? Or Pedro? Or Christy or Dizzy?" Gotta love baseball.Holy shit. That's basically unbreakable.
Seriously.Dude is just on another level. Might be the only player in the league who scores on that.
Yes I had it off, too, but checked the boxscore.I have the sound off. Error on Turner?
He's been giving the low strike.Didn’t like that call.
Him and Pablo Lopez give me hope for future generations.Good, Wheeler for another frame.
Don't ever hire me for big league pitching coach or manager.Good, Wheeler for another frame.