HuskyCaucasian

So basically, the team would be drafting a 7'11" 5th Grader. Heck, in 5th Grade I had already played basketball for 2 years.

Something about this strikes me as a hoax

See, that's what I was wondering too until i found the article. 29 seems like a LOT for a reliever to retire in a row since they only pitch a few games a week. But to find out that it has been done 61 times in just over 30 years was stagering

If the Sox lost this game, it could have launched them into a seriously unrecoverable tailspin

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I retract anything bad I have ever said about him. I will continue to be critical. But he has ALWAYS been clutch. I give him credit

I give you props. YOu callled it

HE WAS!

YYYYYYYYYYYYEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!

SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO CLOSE!

Is Ozzie waiting for Frank to get to 2b before he pinchruns?

that works for me

Cleveland has used 7 pitchers in this game

Refresh my memory

I'll take a baserunner anyway I can get it

Sox need to get this over with right now!

Between 1972 and 2003, there have been 61 "hidden" perfect games thrown by 58 differant pitchers. "Hidden" means it the pitcher retired 27 consecutive batters, just not all in one game. Check out this article... http://www.baseballprospectus.com/article....ache=1086690807 PS: The record is 41 batters retired in a row

OZZIEBALL!!!!

I get the pain of actually be able to watch the game while playing MVP

and the Cubs are winning now too :fthecubs

Ok, I am going to go drown my sorrows in a game of MVP baseball. I'll be back after the game

Good job ump! Way to stay in there! You're better than most players

naturally. When will the Sox sell an Ozzie-ball? I'd love to see what it looks like

Twins lost Cubs losing if that make you all feel any better

You know, Cotts hasnt struck someone out recently