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second ring
Posted:
Mon Apr 24, 2006 5:20 am
by Assmeriten
Just won my second 1969 ring last night by winning game 6 in the bottom of the 11th. Still don't understand what happened in that game.
http://fantasygames.sportingnews.com/baseball/stratomatic/1969/playoffs/boxscore.html?group_id=1881&g_id=988
Did Wynn squeeze and beat out bunt? Despite having do not bunt checked.
Posted:
Mon Apr 24, 2006 8:01 am
by pedakrla
Maybe an infield tapper, only play's at the plate, everyone's safe?
Posted:
Mon Apr 24, 2006 8:38 am
by pedakrla
Then again, that would probably be scored as a hit, not a fielder's choice. This is a puzzler.
Posted:
Mon Apr 24, 2006 9:25 am
by LARRYLANG
Andrew---Congrats on your second 69' ring--You're an awesome manager and well deserved...Here is what I think happened.. Since it says FC batter to 1b and not out at 1st I think the most likely scenario is the ball was hit to the right side of a drawn in- infield and Foy beats the throw to the plate. Had to have been a play at the plate since the hitter was safe at first...That is my opinion anyway.
Posted:
Mon Apr 24, 2006 11:59 am
by cwostevec
I think HAL just made up a finish.
Posted:
Mon Apr 24, 2006 2:31 pm
by UrbanShockers
I think the other posters here have got it right.
Seems Foy went from 3d where the batter could have been put out at first -- but for the fact that it made no sense to make the play at first in this situation -- and Foy beat the throw (or evaded the tag, or the C dropped the throw, or the throw was wild, or hit a bird in flight).
Could have been dribbler, but might just as easily been any kind of IF ground ball. In fact, I'd say it was more likely a "groundball B" type hit, because a dribbler might well have been scored a single.
Congrats on the title.
Posted:
Mon Apr 24, 2006 9:31 pm
by Risden
After 11 innings, HAL got REAL tired and made up a new ending. :lol:
Looks like the other posts are right on. Any way it happened - congrats! You and I have been in a few leagues together now and you always throw a competitive team out on the field. :D Plus, always lots of class whether you win or lose.
Bob
Posted:
Thu Apr 27, 2006 4:13 pm
by Assmeriten
[quote:73ee4ab4a7="Pelzer"]Andrew---Congrats on your second 69' ring--You're an awesome manager and well deserved...Here is what I think happened.. Since it says FC batter to 1b and not out at 1st I think the most likely scenario is the ball was hit to the right side of a drawn in- infield and Foy beats the throw to the plate. Had to have been a play at the plate since the hitter was safe at first...That is my opinion anyway.[/quote:73ee4ab4a7]
Don't know about the awesome manager part or you trying to make me blush?? :oops: In all the years of doing face to face leagues I only won 1 championship though had lots of teams made the playoofs. Thing is about the 1 time I won I thought the team did a late choke and missed the playoffs so I got mad and tore all of their cards in half. Then found out I made the playoffs and had to tape the cards back together. Don't remember which card set it was I had the Astros and since they stunk vs LH pitching that year they were given Bench and Dejesus. Was winning the series vs Yanks then started choking again so game 7 I literally shuffled the lineup. Was a riot cuz Bench ended up leading off with Dejesus hitting 4th yet won the game anyways. :lol:
Posted:
Fri Apr 28, 2006 12:47 pm
by bleacher_creature
Why wouldn't this just be a gbC? What am I missing? :?
Posted:
Fri Apr 28, 2006 4:22 pm
by pedakrla
[quote:ffb1c79ecb="bleacher_creature"]Why wouldn't this just be a gbC? What am I missing? :?[/quote:ffb1c79ecb]
I think a straight gbC would have resulted in the batter being thrown out at first. The box score showed the batter reaching 1st safely.