Top 50 Greatest Hitting Performances(Back to Back Days)

[MrMet]

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[SIZE=-1]Ed Reulbach[/SIZE]​

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[SIZE=-1]09-26-1908[/SIZE]​

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[SIZE=-1]Chicago[/SIZE]​

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[SIZE=-1]5-0[/SIZE]​

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[SIZE=-1]3-0[/SIZE]​

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[SIZE=-1]9 Innings[/SIZE]​

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Are you kidding me, back to back 9 inning shutouts!

 

[tpeichel]

I know, I never would have guessed there were that many

So Carl Mays from the list won both games and gave up 1 run
Game #1 : 9 IP, 9 Hits, 0 Walks, 2 Ks, 0 ER
Game #2 : 9 IP, 4 hits, 2 Walks, 3 Ks, 1 ER

Makes me think that the Philadelphia A's just sucked and Mays had a rubber arm. I imagine not a lot of deep counts but it still had to be over 200 pitches on the day.

 

[tpeichel]

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[SIZE=-1]Ed Reulbach[/SIZE]​

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[SIZE=-1]09-26-1908[/SIZE]​

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[SIZE=-1]Chicago[/SIZE]​

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[SIZE=-1]5-0[/SIZE]​

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[SIZE=-1]3-0[/SIZE]​

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[SIZE=-1]9 Innings[/SIZE]​

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Are you kidding me, back to back 9 inning shutouts!

Baseball reference doesn't have box scores until 1916 so I can't get any details.

 

[tpeichel]

Walt Dropo: Amazing two days.

I slotted him at #5 for now but couldn't go higher because of the lack of HR.

 

[tpeichel]

Shawn Green May 23/24 2002: 9 for 10 with 1 2B, 5 HR and 8 RBI

That first Shawn Green game is amazing: 6 for 6, 4 HR, 1 2B, 7 RBI, 6 R

 

[gracecollector]

Jim Tabor, Red Sox 3B, doubleheader on July 4th, 1939.

Game 1: 3 for 5 with HR, 2 RBI, 2 Runs
Game 2: 3 for 5 with 3 HR (Two Grand Slams), 1BB, 9 RBI, 5 Runs

 

[ChasHawk]

Does Johnny Vander Meer's consecutive no-hitters count? Or are SPs excluded since they technically take rest days.

IMHO #1 can't be anything other than this.

That might be the most unbeatable achievement in sports history.

 

[tpeichel]

IMHO #1 can't be anything other than this.

That might be the most unbeatable achievement in sports history.

The criteria is back to back days so he wouldn't qualify for this list, but no doubt he'd be at the top for a list of the greatest back to back starts.

 

[tpeichel]

Jim Tabor, Red Sox 3B, doubleheader on July 4th, 1939.

Game 1: 3 for 5 with HR, 2 RBI, 2 Runs
Game 2: 3 for 5 with 3 HR (Two Grand Slams), 1BB, 9 RBI, 5 Runs

Good one, put him in at #4 on the list.

 

[Super Mario]

This man had two incredible starts back to back this past season.

I'm too lazy to look up all the stats, but it was amazing.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/sport...8d0152-2f99-11e3-9ccc-2252bdb14df5_story.html

 

[ChasHawk]

The criteria is back to back days so he wouldn't qualify for this list, but no doubt he'd be at the top for a list of the greatest back to back starts.

Not trying hard here to be a dick, but the title says back to back games.

 

[Super Mario]

Not trying hard here to be a dick, but the title says back to back games.

Yeah, what he said.

 

[tpeichel]

You're both right. I'd change the title if they let me, but I guess the explanation in the first post will need to suffice. If anyone wants to post pitching consecutive pitching starts, I'll eventually start a separate post for pitchers.

 

[MrMet]

I believe you can edit the title of a thread by clicking edit on the first post, and then more, or something like that, and it lets you edit the title, but you can't do it from a phome

 

[tpeichel]

I believe you can edit the title of a thread by clicking edit on the first post, and then more, or something like that, and it lets you edit the title, but you can't do it from a phome

Thanks, it was Edit then Go Advanced.

 

[tpeichel]

Josh Willingham as the last guy to have a two grand slam game. On the list for now, but it probably won't last.

July 26th - 1 for 4, 1 HR, 1 RBI, 1 R
July 27th - 3 for 5, 2 HR, 1 2B, 8 RBI, 2 R

 

[Hendersonfan]

Rickey is one of 2 guys to ever lead off both games with a bomb. Not sure what his other at bats were during those games.

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[Dilferules]

Josh Reddick had a couple of monster games in Toronto this past season:

August 9, 2013 OAK @ TOR: 3 for 5, 3 homers, 3 R, 5 RBI
August 10, 2013 OAK @ TOR: 2 for 4, 2 homers, 2 R, 3 RBI

In the last 2 games of the series he went 1 for 5, but was walked 4 times.

 

[tpeichel]

Josh Reddick had a couple of monster games in Toronto this past season:

August 9, 2013 OAK @ TOR: 3 for 5, 3 homers, 3 R, 5 RBI
August 10, 2013 OAK @ TOR: 2 for 4, 2 homers, 2 R, 3 RBI

In the last 2 games of the series he went 1 for 5, but was walked 4 times.

That may be Top 5. I completely missed that.

 

[UMich92]

In looking up some possibilities, I ran across an interesting grand slam fact from Baseball Almanac. There have been 13 AL and 9 NL players to hit grand slams in consecutive games. Babe Ruth is the only player to hit grand slams in consecutive games twice. Craziest name on the list? David Eckstein. Followed closely by Dan Gladden.

AL - Willie Aikens, Albert Belle, Mike Blowers, Jim Busby, Rob Deer, Bill Dickey, David Eckstein, Jimmie Foxx, Dan Gladden, Ken Griffey Jr., Greg Luzinski, Brooks Robinson, Babe Ruth
NL - Jimmy Bannon, Carlos Beltran, Eric Davis, Phil Garner, Fred McGriff, Mike Piazza, Jimmy Sheckard, Sammy Sosa, Robin Ventura

For the back to back games:
Tony Lazzeri - 2nd game of DH on 5/23/1936, 3 for 5 with 2 HR, 4 RBI followed by 4 for 5 with 3B, 3 HR, 11 RBI
Sammy Sosa - 8/10/2002, 3 for 4 with 3 HR, 9 RBI followed by 3 for 5 with 2B, HR, 5 RBI