Next time he is up, take a look and let me know if I am crazy or not (at least for that opinion lol).Originally Posted by texasdave
Next time he is up, take a look and let me know if I am crazy or not (at least for that opinion lol).
Juan Perez with a fine play at short.
Gerson gives up his first hit. Strikes out number 6. 3-0 after 4.5.
Brackman plunks Eldred to start the fifth. A single follows.
Gonzalez reaches on an error. Bowe sacrifices. Pitcher made a great barehanded play to nip him at first.
Wright singles home Gonzalez.
Christiani on.
Dayton goes up 4-0 after an error, sac bunt and a single by Ryan Wright plates a run.
Todd Benzinger guest commentator on the Dragons' broadcast. They show one of the strangest plays I have ever seen.
Strangest baseball play ever - YouTube
Benzinger said O'Neill thought the game was over and was trying to kick the ball into the stands but it went right to Benzinger and the runner held at third. Reds lost on the next batter.
Lost my Dragon's feed. Getting some live chatter about something.
Toledo tacked on three more and are still hitting.
Benzinger says that Ron Oester was the straw that stirred the 1990 WS Championship drink.
Silva with his second hit, a double to right center.
177 PA's that year. .716 OPS. I guess he could have been a leader or something.
That's what he was saying. Leader in the clubhouse.
I can see the Soriano in Arias.
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