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Crushed.
All upper-body swing, but hey not bad. Lefties have such an advantage in Softball...the pitch comes descends at the exact opposite trajectory of the typical lefty uppercut.
It's awesome.
Reggie Jackson swing was violent and beautiful.
Hip turn & leg drive I guess not needed in slow pitch.
Meh.
Welcome aboard.
Be funny, original and thought provoking.
We're watching. Be better.
Peyton Manning has an eighthead.
Hey, big spenders. Tell us how many crocks of Usquaebach you have consumed, what you paid for same and where you bought it.
Waiting.
Waiting.
I thought .......................................................................
In his 60's, Reggie still blasts shots in Old Timers' games. Dude is a freak athlete and is still in primo shape. Michael Kaye and Kenny Singleton (YES) were commenting yesterday that the guy looks like he could still play.
The Hershel Walker of baseball.
The Hershel Walker of baseball.
I hear you on Reggie's swing. Poetic. Almost ground level. When he missed he was in the dirt, on the ground. FCC.
And according to Reggie, the Wilt Chamberlain of baseball as well... Chicks dig the long ball, apparently.
Talking baseball reminds me of a time I got to see Hank Aaron play the Cards in Atlanta. I had driven over from Memphis to see the game. He came to bat five times and the first four were hit straight up the middle for base hits. The fifth at bat they walked him. No home runs but that day remains one of the best hitting displays I have managed to see in my lifetime.
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Four home runs in a game
Only 16 players have have hit four home runs in a game in Major League history.
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American League
Player, Team Date Result
Josh Hamilton, Texas 05-08-2012 Texas 10, Baltimore 3 MLB.com coverage >
Carlos Delgado, Toronto 09-25-2003 Toronto 10, Tampa Bay 8 MLB.com coverage >
Mike Cameron, Seattle 05-02-2002 Seattle 15, Chicago 4 MLB.com coverage >
Rocky Colavito, Cleveland 06-10-1959 Cleveland 11, Baltimore 8
Pat Seerey, Chicago 07-18-1948 Chicago 12, Philadelphia A's 11
Lou Gehrig, New York 06-03-1932 New York 20, Philadelphia 13
National League
Player, Team Date Result
Shawn Green, Los Angeles 05-23-2002 LA 16, Milwaukee 3 MLB.com coverage > |
Mark Whiten, St. Louis 09-07-1993 St. Louis 15, Cincinnati 2
Bob Horner, Atlanta 07-06-1986 Montreal 11, Atlanta 8
Mike Schmidt, Philadelphia 04-17-1976 Philadelphia 18, Chicago 16 (10 inn.)
Willie Mays, San Francisco 04-30-1961 San Francisco 14, Milwaukee 4
Joe Adcock, Milwaukee 07-31-1954 Milwaukee 15, Brooklyn 7
Gil Hodges, Brooklyn 08-31-1950 Brooklyn 15, Boston 3
Chuck Klein, Philadelphia 07-10-1936 Philadelphia 9, Pittsburgh 6 (10 inn.)
Ed Delahanty, Philadelphia 07-13-1896 Chicago 9, Philadelphia 8
Bobby Lowe, Boston 05-30-1894 Boston 12, Cincinnati 11
Only 16 players have have hit four home runs in a game in Major League history.
American League
Player, Team Date Result
Josh Hamilton, Texas 05-08-2012 Texas 10, Baltimore 3 MLB.com coverage >
Carlos Delgado, Toronto 09-25-2003 Toronto 10, Tampa Bay 8 MLB.com coverage >
Mike Cameron, Seattle 05-02-2002 Seattle 15, Chicago 4 MLB.com coverage >
Rocky Colavito, Cleveland 06-10-1959 Cleveland 11, Baltimore 8
Pat Seerey, Chicago 07-18-1948 Chicago 12, Philadelphia A's 11
Lou Gehrig, New York 06-03-1932 New York 20, Philadelphia 13
National League
Player, Team Date Result
Shawn Green, Los Angeles 05-23-2002 LA 16, Milwaukee 3 MLB.com coverage >
| Mark Whiten, St. Louis 09-07-1993 St. Louis 15, Cincinnati 2
Bob Horner, Atlanta 07-06-1986 Montreal 11, Atlanta 8
Mike Schmidt, Philadelphia 04-17-1976 Philadelphia 18, Chicago 16 (10 inn.)
Willie Mays, San Francisco 04-30-1961 San Francisco 14, Milwaukee 4
Joe Adcock, Milwaukee 07-31-1954 Milwaukee 15, Brooklyn 7
Gil Hodges, Brooklyn 08-31-1950 Brooklyn 15, Boston 3
Chuck Klein, Philadelphia 07-10-1936 Philadelphia 9, Pittsburgh 6 (10 inn.)
Ed Delahanty, Philadelphia 07-13-1896 Chicago 9, Philadelphia 8
Bobby Lowe, Boston 05-30-1894 Boston 12, Cincinnati 11
Fun fact, I'm probably one of a very few thousand people in history to see one of those games live (Horner) and watch one on TV (Whiten). I'm kind of a big deal.
Evening ya bunch of purveyors of pandemonium.
I remember a game in which Rocky Colavito was used as a relief pitcher.
I was at Dave Righetti no hitter v Boston on July 4, 1983 and the Chris Chambliss walk-off homer to win the ALCS v KC in '76.
So, lick my bag.
I have dry mouth, so probably not worth it.I was at Dave Righetti no hitter v Boston on July 4, 1983 and the Chris Chambliss walk-off homer to win the ALCS v KC in '76.
So, lick my bag.
OK. Next time.
I once saw John Wayne shoot a six shooter 10 times.
I hate the Padres. How weird is that. My dad must have been owed some favor by someone in the cards organization when I was a kid. But not a big favor. Like maybe he checked on their house while they were out of town or something. Anyway, he always had tickets for the Padres series in St. Louis. Never Atlanta. Houston one time. Never the Cubs. The effin padres. It's proof a kid can learn to hate even the most insignificant of things. Like the Padres. Who were insignificant.
Back to yalls real baseball discussion. I will say I love Vince Coleman to this day. And Willie McGee could fly considering his legs ran in opposite directions.
Back to yalls real baseball discussion. I will say I love Vince Coleman to this day. And Willie McGee could fly considering his legs ran in opposite directions.
On craigslist louisville in general posting....New Haven Ky...250.00 for medium green egg..just a fyi
Willie McGee was a Yankee farm product traded away like morons... Jay Buhner, Fred McGriff...
In any case, I too am not fond of the Padres as they took Graig Nettles away from me.
I played Little League with Nettles' son Mike, Lee Mazilli's kid, Catfish Hunter's son... Munson lived in my town as well.
I played third base and wore #9 as Nettles' kid was picking dandelions in right field like a bitch.
I played third base and wore #9 as Nettles' kid was picking dandelions in right field like a bitch.
I remember sitting in the Bell South seats behind home plate with my uncle, watching the Reds play the Mets in the old Riverfront Stadium. Dwight Gooden was throwing the heat man, it was like a cannon round flying past the hitter.
Best basketball team I ever saw in my life was the 1996 Kentucky Wildcats - live at Madison Square Garden during the ECAC Holiday Tournament - watched Kentucky literally toy around with Iona and Rider like a cat playing with it's food.
I saw that twice. I have a DVR!
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...and 23 bad guys died. John was very efficient with his bullets. Unlike some of those movies today that will shoot a thousand rounds without results. FCC.
One of my old class mates took a rural all star little league to a tournament against a hot shot inner city team. Some how a snake found its way onto the field when they took the field at the top of the first. They seemed off their a game a touch and the country kids moved on. He claimed the snake was just a stroke of luck.
Shipping will be about $400.00.On craigslist louisville in general posting....New Haven Ky...250.00 for medium green egg..just a fyi
Oh, yeah, he was a good shot. He was a good shot. I once saw him hit a silver dollar tossed up in the air 3 straight times. Hell, he was John Wayne.
Nobody here is from Dyersville, IA.
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