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Johan Santana 57
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Has this ever happened before?
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coltsnsox07
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I wonder if they'll boo him?
ThoseBackPages
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Time for a new mantra....
Gotta Go To Jo
Gotta Go To Jo
17ROCKIES12
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MLB network says back to back has never happened. Two in an inning happened in '98.
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17ROCKIES12 said:
Yeah I never remember it happening so I figured it was a good shot, never knew he even gave up 2 in an inning. I didn't hear many boos when he came off compared to when other pitchers leave the mound lately LOL
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Evan Longoria is amazing.
That is all.
That is all.
coltsnsox07
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Now the Rays go to Boston to face Jeff Bailey and Co.(what was with Bostons lineup tonight?)
Just got back from that game. There was pretty much complete disbelief and silence...no boos though.
I was shocked myself, there have been some years he has given up 2 home runs the entire season! It has to be the new stadium: http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=4080195 :?
I was shocked myself, there have been some years he has given up 2 home runs the entire season! It has to be the new stadium: http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=4080195 :?
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LOL, Yankees fans are in bad need of a reality check. The Yankees just aren't that good. They're essentially playing for 3rd behind the Sox & Rays.
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andyduke86 said:
They have also been devastated by injuries so far this season. I wouldn't make the assumption their playing for third quite yet. But yes, their bullpen is in dire need of a reality check, they need to get something working or put Joba back in the pen, because if they don't they will not do well this season.
Johan Santana 57 said:
I was at this game as well last night. The reason why you didn't hear any booing when he came off was because more than half of the stadium was empty by the time the second homer was hit. Most of the people in my section left after the first home run. I'd have to say, I've never seen Yankee Stadium so empty. There were entire sections that were maybe 10% full. It was pretty sweet to hear the Yankee fans complaining about their team.
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Johan Santana 57 said:
He gave up solo home runs to Luis Sojo and Ken Griffey Jr in the 3rd inning of this game (back when he was a starter): http://www.baseball-reference.com/boxes ... 9050.shtml
He game up solo home runs to Mike Stanley and Ed Sprague in the 9th inning of this game: http://www.baseball-reference.com/boxes ... 7180.shtml
He also gave up 2 HRs in this game: http://www.baseball-reference.com/boxes ... 6060.shtml
In this last game, he was a starter and the HRs were hit in different innings. Geronimo Berroa hit a grand slam in the 3rd inning, and Ruben Sierra hit a 2-run shot in the 5th.
He had never given up back to back HRs in an inning before last night. Those are they only 4 games in which he has given up more than one HR.
And in case you are wondering, these are the only players to hit a grand slam off him:
Geronimo Berroa 1995
Bobby Bonilla 1995
Bill Selby 2002 (walk off shot to end the game: http://www.baseball-reference.com/boxes ... 7140.shtml)
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