Re: Tigers with 3 errors to let the mets tie it up
Mo:
if it makes ya feel any better ... I still remember this game as I went to sleep and found out later
SPECIAL ..... SOOO SPECIAL ... TO THIS DAY I HATE THE DODGERS:
[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]August 21, 1990[/FONT]
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[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Leading 11-1 in the eighth inning, the Dodgers were all set to gain a game on the first-place Reds. But then it happened. The Philadelphia Phillies, thanks to shitty Dodger relief pitching and two errors by rookie Jose Offerman, scored two runs in the eighth inning and nine runs in the ninth to defeat the Dodgers, 12-11. It was their biggest ninth-inning rally in 72 years.][/FONT]
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[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Trailing, 11-1, the Phillies scored their two runs in the eighth against Don Aase on a two-run double by Von Hayes. OK, fine, 11-3 going into the ninth. After Dodger rookie Dave Walsh retired only one of the first seven batters in the ninth, Tim Crews was brought in. Dale Murphy immediately hit a two-run double off Crews to narrow the gap to 11-8. John Kruk then delivered the big blow, a three-run homer off Crews. Rod Booker followed with a single and scored the game-winner when Carmelo Martinez doubled off Jay Howell. Tommy Lasorda was so livid he would have ripped his own balls off if his fat stomach didn't get in the way.[/FONT]