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1980 NL WEST TIE-BREAKER

Mo 6 Astros 92-70 7 @ Dodgers 92-70 1 Dodger Stadium Joe Niekro HOU 19-12 v. Dave Goltz LA 7-10

Astros win NL West, advance to NLCS

Astros’ order, under Bill Virdon…Puhl RF, Cabell 3b, Morgan 2b, Cruz LF, Cedeno CF, Howe 1b, Ashby C, Reynolds ss, J. Niekro P Dodgers’ order, under Tommy Lasorda…Lopes 2b, Johnstone RF, Baker LF, Garvey 1b, Monday CF, Ferguson C, Hatcher 3b, Thomas ss, Goltz P

• P Joe Niekro HOU throws complete-game six-hitter, 0 earned runs, six strikeouts, two walks

• 1b/3b Art Howe HOU 3-for-5, hits third-inning two-run homer off P Dave Goltz LA, four RBI in game, run scored

• Astros get all they need in first ~ LF Cruz puts ball in play, RF Puhl scores when C Ferguson makes catching error at plate

1980 NLCS

Philadelphia Phillies v. Houston Astros 91-71 under Dallas Green 93-70 under Bill Virdon

Phillies win NLCS 3-2

• 2b Manny Trillo PHI NLCS MVP...8-for-21 ~ .381, four RBI, .571 slugging percentage

• OF Greg Luzinski PHI one home run, four RBI in NLCS

• In G5, top of tenth, Garry Maddox doubles home Del Unser with eventual NLCS-winning run

1980 ALCS

New York Yankees v. Kansas City Royals 103-59 under Dick Howser 97-65 under Jim Frey

Royals sweep ALCS 3-0

• 2b Frank White KC ALCS MVP...6-for-11 in ALCS ~ .545, one home run, three RBI • 3b George Brett KC two home runs, four RBI in ALCS

• P Dan Quisenberry KC pitches makes two relief appearances, allows just four hits, 0 earned runs, earns G3 win





1980 WORLD SERIES OCTOBER

Tu 14 Royals 97-65 6 @ Phillies 91-71 7 Veterans Stadium Dennis Leonard KC 20-11 3.79 v. Bob Walk PHI 11-7 4.57

Phillies now lead series 1-0 1

Royals’ order, under Jim Frey…Wilson LF, McRae DH, Brett 3b, Aikens 1b, Porter C, Otis CF, Hurdle RF, White 2b, Washington ss Phillies’ order, under Dallas Green…Smith LF, Rose 1b, Schmidt 3b, McBride RF, Luzinski DH, Maddox CF, Trillo 2b, Bowa ss, Boone C

• RF Bake McBride PHI hits three-run homer in bottom of third as Phillies score five and take lead for good

• P Bob Walk PHI is first rookie to start Game One of World Series since Brooklyn Dodgers’ Joe Black in 1952

• Win was Phillies’ first in World Series since Game One v. Boston Red Sox in 1915 • This was the first World Series played entirely on artificial turf

We 15 Royals 4 @ Phillies 6 Veterans Stadium Larry Gura KC 18-10 2.95 v. Steve Carlton PHI 24-9 2.34


Royals’ order…Wilson LF, Washington ss, Brett 3b, McRae DH, Otis CF, Wathan C, Aikens 1b, Cardenal RF, White 2b Phillies’ order…Smith LF, Rose 1b, McBride RF, Schmidt 3b, Moreland DH, Maddox CF, Trillo 2b, Bowa ss, Boone C

• Phillies score for in eighth; keyed by RBI double by PH Del Unser PHI and RBI single by RF Bake McBride PHI

• P Steve Carlton PHI 8 innings, ten hits, three earned runs, ten strikeouts, six walks

• Following this game, 3b George Brett KC had minor hemorrhoid surgery

Fr 17 Phillies 3 @ Royals 4 in 10 innings Royals Stadium Dick Ruthven PHI 17-10 3.55 v. Rich Gale KC 13-9 3.92


Phillies’ order…Smith LF, Rose 1b, Schmidt 3b, McBride RF, Moreland DH, Maddox CF, Trillo 2b, Bowa ss, Boone C Royals’ order…Wilson LF, Washington ss, Brett 3b, McRae DH, Otis CF, Wathan C, Aikens 1b, Cardenal RF, White 2b

• 3b George Brett KC blasts solo home run in first

• 1b Willie Aikens KC drives in winning run (LF Willie Wilson) with RBI double in bottom of tenth

• P Dan Quisenberry KC earns win with 2.1 innings of two-hit relief

Sa 18 Phillies 3 @ Royals 5 Royals Stadium Larry Christenson PHI 5-1 4.03 v. Dennis Leonard KC

Series now tied 2-2 4

Phillies’ order…Smith DH, Rose 1b, McBride RF, Schmidt 3b, Unser LF, Maddox CF, Trillo 2b, Bowa ss, Boone C Royals’ order…Wilson LF, White 2b, Brett 3b, Aikens 1b, McRae DH, Otis CF, Hurdle RF, Porter C, Washington ss

• KC gets four in bottom first; LF Willie Wilson doubled, 3b George Brett tripled, 1b Willie Aikens hits his third HR of Series

• 1b Willie Aikens KC becomes first player to have pair of two-homer games in one Series

• P Dennis Leonard KC 7 innings, nine hits, two earned runs, two strikeouts

Su 19 Phillies 4 @ Royals 3 Royals Stadium Marty Bystrom PHI 5-0 1.50 v. Larry Gura KC


Phillies’ order…Rose 1b, McBride RF, Schmidt 3b, Luzinski LF, Moreland DH, Maddox CF, Trillo 2b, Bowa ss, Boone C Royals’ order…Wilson LF, White 2b, Brett 3b, Aikens 1b, McRae DH, Otis CF, Hurdle RF, Porter C, Washington ss

• 3b Mike Schmidt PHI hits two-run home run in fourth

• Phillies score two in top of ninth; PH Del Unser PHI RBI double, 2b Manny Trillo PHI then singles home Unser with infield hit • P Tug McGraw PHI earns win with three innings of one-hit relief, five strikeouts, four walks

Tu 21 Royals 1 @ Phillies 4 Veterans Stadium Rich Gale KC v. Steve Carlton PHI

Phillies win World Series 4-2 6

Royals’ order…Wilson LF, Washington ss, Brett 3b, McRae DH, Otis CF, Aikens 1b, Wathan C, Cardenal RF, White 2b Phillies’ order…Smith LF, Rose 1b, Schmidt 3b, McBride rf, Luzinski DH, Maddox CF, Trillo 2b, Bowa ss, Boone C

• 3b Mike Schmidt PHI hits two-run single in bottom of third off P Rich Gale KC

• P Steve Carlton PHI seven innings, just four hits, one earned run, seven strikeouts

• P Tug McGraw PHI earns save with two innings of three-hit relief, two Ks, struck out LF Willie Wilson KC to end Series

• 3b Mike Schmidt PHI World Series MVP…8-for-21 (.381), two home runs, seven RBI, .714 slugging percentage





1980 WORLD SERIES PHILLIES Pos G AB H 2B 3B HR R RBI Avg BB SO SB

Bob Boone Lary Bowa

Warren Brusstar Marty Bystrom

Steve Carlton

Larry Christenson Greg Gross Greg Luzinski Garry Maddox

Bake McBride Tug McGraw

Keith Moreland

Dickie Noles Ron Reed Pete Rose

Dick Ruthven

Kevin Saucier Mike Schmidt MVP Lonnie Smith

Manny Trillo

Del Unser Bob Walk

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TOTALS 201 59 13 0 3 27 26 .294 15 17 3

ROYALS Pos G AB H 2B 3B HR R RBI Avg BB SO SB

Willie Aikens George Brett Jose Cardenal Dave Chalk

Onix Concepcion

Rich Gale

Larry Gura Clint Hurdle

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TOTALS 207 60 9 2 8 23 22 .290 26 49 6

PHILLIES W L G GS CG S Sh IP ERA H SO ER BB

Warren Brusstar Marty Bystrom Steve Carlton

Larry Christenson

Tug McGraw

Dickie Noles Ron Reed

Dick Ruthven

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TOTALS 4 2 15 6 0 3 0 53.2 3.69 60 49 22 26

ROYALS W L G GS CG S Sh IP ERA H SO ER BB

Rich Gale

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Dennis Leonard

Renie Martin Marty Pattin

Dan Quisenberry

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1981 NLDS

Houston Astros v. Los Angeles Dodgers 61-49 under Bill Virdon 63-47 under Tommy Lasorda

Dodgers win NLDS 3-2

• 1b Steve Garvey LA 7-for-19 in NLDS ~ .368, slugging percentage of .789

• P Fernando Valenzuela LA starts G1 and G4, 17 innings, just two earned runs, 10 strikeouts, 1.06 ERA

• P Jerry Reuss LA tosses complete-game shutout in G5, allows just five hits

Montreal Expos v. Philadelphia Phillies 60-48 under Jim Fanning 59-48 under Dallas Green

Expos win NLDS 3-2

• P Steve Rogers MTL wins G1 and G5, 17.2 innings, just one earned run, 0.51 ERA, G5 shutout 3-0 at Veterans Stadium

• C Gary Carter MTL 8-for-19 in NLDS ~ .421, two home runs, six RBI

• SS Chris Speier MTL hits .400 in NLDS, three RBI

1981 ALDS

Milwaukee Brewers v. New York Yankees 62-47 under Buck Rodgers 59-48 under Bob Lemon

Yankees win ALDS 3-2

• Yankees win G5 on strength of OF Reggie Jackson (two-run), DH Oscar Gamble (solo) HRs in fourth off P Moose Haas MIL

• OF Reggie Jackson NYY 6-for-20 in ALDS ~ .300, two home runs, four RBI, four runs scored

• P Dave Righetti NYY two appearances, 9 total innings, allows just one earned run, strikes out 13 Brewers

Kansas City Royals v. Oakland A’s 50-53 under Dick Howser 64-45 under Billy Martin

A’s sweep ALDS 3-0

• OF Dwayne Murphy OAK 6-for-11 in ALDS ~ .545, one home run, two RBI

• P Mike Norris OAK throws G1 complete-game, four-hitter, allows three walks, strikes out two • RF Tony Armas, 3b Wayne Gross OAK each record three RBI in ALDS

1981 NLCS

Los Angeles Dodgers v. Montreal Expos 63-47 under Tommy Lasorda 60-48 under Jim Fanning

Dodgers win NLCS 3-2

• P Burt Hooton LA NLCS MVP...starts G1 and G4, 14.2 innings pitched, 0 earned runs, six walks, seven strikeouts

• RF Rick Monday LA hits two-out, ninth-inning solo home run off P Steve Rogers MTL

• OF Dusty Baker LA 6-for-19 in NLCS ~ .316, one double three RBI

1981 ALCS

New York Yankees v. Oakland A’s 59-48 under Bob Lemon 64-45 under Billy Martin

Yankees sweep ALCS 3-0

• 3b Graig Nettles NYY ALCS MVP...6-for-12 in ALCS ~ .500, one home run, nine RBI in ALCS

• P Dave Righetti NYY earns G3 win, goes six innings, 0 earned runs, four strikeouts, just two walks

• OF Lou Piniella NYY just five AB in ALCS, three hits, one home run, three RBI






Tu 20 Dodgers 63-47 3 @ Yankees 59-48 5 Yankee Stadium Jerry Reuss LA 10-4 2.30 v. Ron Guidry NYY 11-5 2.76

Yankees now lead series 1-0 1

Dodgers’ order, Tommy Lasorda…Lopes 2b, Russell ss, Baker LF, Garvey 1b, Cey 3b, Guerrero CF, Monday RF, Yeager C, Reuss P Yankees’ order, Bob Lemon…Randolph 2b, Mumphrey CF, Winfield LF, Piniella RF, Watson 1b, Nettles 3b, Cerone C, Milbourne ss, Guidry P

• 1b Bob Watson NYY smashes first-inning, three-run home run off P Jerry Reuss LA

• P Ron Guidry NYY seven innings, just four hits, one earned run (C Steve Yeager LA home run)

• P Rich Gossage NYY goes two innings of relief, allows just one hit, earns his fifth save of postseason

We 21 Dodgers 0 @ Yankees 3 Yankee Stadium Burt Hooton LA 16-2.28 v. Tommy John NYY 9-8 2.63


Dodgers’ order…Lopes 2b, Russell ss, Baker LF, Garvey 1b, Cey 3b, Guerrero RF, Landreaux CF, Yeager C, Hooton P Yankees’ order…Mumphrey CF, Milbourne ss, Winfield LF, Gamble RF, Nettles 3b, Watson 1b, Cerone C, Randolph 2b, John P

• SS Larry Milbourne NYY hits RBI double (scoring 2b Willie Randolph) in fifth off P Burt Hooton LA

• P Rich Gossage NYY earned his second save in two games

• P Tommy John NYY goes seven innings, allows three hits, strikes out four

Fr 23 Yankees 4 @ Dodgers 5 Dodger Stadium Dave Righetti NYY 8-4 2.05 v. Fernando Valenzuela LA 13-7 2.48


Yankees’ order…Randolph 2b, Mumphrey CF, Winfield LF, Piniella RF, Watson 1b, Cerone C, Rodriguez 3b, Milbourne ss, Righetti P

Dodgers’ order…Lopes 2b, Russell ss, Baker LF, Garvey 1b, Cey 3b, Guerrero CF, Monday RF, Yeager C, Valenzuela P

• 3b Ron Cey LA hits three-run HR in first inning off P Dave Righetti NYY

• P Fernando Valenzuela LA throws complete game, allows nine hits, four earned runs, strikes out six, walks seven

• Bob Lemon made controversial decision to keep Reggie Jackson out of game, even though he was cleared to play

Sa 24 Yankees 7 @ Dodgers 8 Dodger Stadium Rick Reuschel NYY 4-4 2.67 v. Bob Welch LA 9-5 3.44


Yankees’ order…Randolph 2b, Milbourne ss, Winfield CF, Jackson RF, Gamble LF, Watson 1b, Cerone C, Rodriguez 3b, Reuschel P

Dodgers’ order…Lopes 2b, Russell ss, Garvey 1b, Cey 3b, Baker LF, Monday RF, Guerrero CF, Scioscia C, Welch P

• P Bob Welch LA only faced four batters (triple, double, walk, single) before being relieved by P Dave Goltz LA

• PH Jay Johnstone LA hits two-out, two-run home run, in sixth, off P Ron Davis NYY

• 2b Dave Lopes LA 2-for-5, two RBI, two runs scored

Su 25 Yankees 1 @ Dodgers 2 Dodger Stadium Ron Guidry NYY v. Jerry Reuss LA

Dodgers now lead series 3-2 5

Yankees’ order…Randolph 2b, Milbourne ss, Winfield CF, Jackson RF, Watson 1b, Piniella LF, Cerone C, Rodriguez 3b, Guidry P

Dodgers’ order…Lopes 2b, Russell ss, Garvey 1b, Cey 3b, Baker LF, Guerrero RF, Yeager C, Thomas CF, Reuss P

• RF Pedro Guerrero, C Steve Yeager LA hit back-to-back solo homers, in seventh, off P Ron Guidry NYY

• P Jerry Reuss LA throws complete-game, five-hitter, strikes out six, just three walks

• In B8, 3b Ron Cey LA drilled in head by a P Rich Gossage NYY pitch ~ he was carried off field with a concussion

We 28 Dodgers 9 @ Yankees 2 Yankee Stadium Burt Hooton LA v. Tommy John NYY

Dodgers win World Series 4-2 6

Dodgers’ order…Lopes 2b, Russell ss, Garvey 1b, Cey 3b, Baker LF, Guerrero CF, Monday RF, Yeager C, Hooton P Yankees’ order…Randolph 2b, Mumphrey CF, Winfield LF, Jackson RF, Watson 1b, Nettles 3b, Cerone C, Milbourne ss, John P

• In fifth, 3b Ron Cey LA hits RBI single, then CF Pedro Guerrero LA hits two-run triple off P George Frazier NYY

• CF/RF Pedro Guerrero LA goes 3-for-5, five RBI, hits solo home run off P Rudy May NYY in eighth

• Bob Lemon makes controversial decision to pinch hit Bobby Murcer for P Tommy John in bottom of fourth

• 3b Ron Cey (6 RBI, .500 slg pct), RF Pedro Guerrero (2 HR, 7 RBI, .762 slg), C Steve Yeager (2 HR, 4 RBI) WS MVPs





1981 WORLD SERIES

YANKEES Pos G AB H 2B 3B HR R RBI Avg BB SO SB

Bobby Brown Rick Cerone Ron Davis Barry Foote George Frazier Oscar Gamble Rich Gossage Ron Guidry Reggie Jackson Tommy John Dave LaRoche Rudy May Larry Milbourne Jerry Mumphrey Bobby Murcer Graig Nettles Lou Piniella Willie Randolph Rick Reuschel Dave Righetti Andre Robertson Aurelio Rodriguez Bob Watson Dave Winfield

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TOTALS 193 46 8 1 6 22 22 .238 33 24 4

DODGERS W L G GS CG S Sh IP ERA H SO ER BB

Bobby Castillo

Terry Forster Dave Goltz Burt Hooton

Steve Howe

Tom Niedenfuer Jerry Reuss Dave Stewart Fernando Valenzuela Bob Welch

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YANKEES W L G GS CG S Sh IP ERA H SO ER BB

Ron Davis George Frazier Rich Gossage

Ron Guidry Tommy John

Dave LaRoche

Rudy May Rick Reuschel Dave Righetti

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TOTALS 2 4 22 6 0 2 0 51.0 4.24 51 44 24 20

DODGERS Pos G AB H 2B 3B HR R RBI Avg BB SO SB

Dusty Baker Bobby Castillo Ron Cey MVP Terry Forster Steve Garvey Dave Goltz Pedro Guerrero MVP Burt Hooton Steve Howe Jay Johnstone Ken Landreaux Davey Lopes Rick Monday Tom Niedenfuer Jerry Reuss Bill Russell Steve Sax Mike Scioscia Reggie Smith Dave Stewart Derrel Thomas Fernando Valenzuela Bob Welch Steve Yeager MVP

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TOTALS 198 51 6 1 6 27 26 .258 20 44 6





1982 NLCS

St. Louis Cardinals v. Atlanta Braves 92-70 under Whitey Herzog 89-73 under Joe Torre

Cardinals sweep NLCS 3-0

• C Darrell Porter STL NLCS MVP...5-for-9 ~ .556, one RBI

• P Bob Forsch STL throws complete-game, three-hitter in G1, strikes out six, walks none

• SS Ozzie Smith STL five hits in NLCS, three RBI

1982 ALCS

California Angels v. Milwaukee Brewers 93-69 under Gene Mauch 95-67 under Harvey Kuenn

Brewers win ALCS 3-2

• CF Fred Lynn CAL ALCS MVP...11-for-18 ~ .611, two doubles, one home run, five RBI, .889 slugging percentage

• In G5, 1b Cecil Cooper MIL drives in two key runs with single to LF off P Luis Sanchez CAL

• 3b Paul Molitor MIL 6-for-19 in ALCS ~ 316, four runs scored, two home runs, five RBI






Tu 12 Brewers 95-67 10 @ Cardinals 92-70 0 Busch Stadium II Mike Caldwell MIL 17-13 3.91 v. Bob Forsch STL 15-9 3.48

Brewers now lead series 1-0 1

Brewers’ order, under Harvey Kuenn…Molitor 3b, Yount ss, Cooper 1b, Simmons C, Oglivie LF, Thomas CF, Howell DH, Moore RF, Gantner 2b Cardinals’ order, under Whitey Herzog…Herr 2b, L. Smith LF, Hernandez 1b, Hendrick RF, Tenace DH, Porter C, Green CF, Oberkfell 3b, O. Smith ss

• SS Robin Yount MIL 4-for-6, two RBI, one run scored

• P Mike Caldwell MIL complete-game, three-hitter, strikes out three, walks just one

• C Ted Simmons MIL 2-for-5, solo home run in fifth off P Bob Forsch STL

We 13 Brewers 4 @ Cardinals 5 Busch Stadium II Don Sutton MIL 4-1 3.29 v. John Stuper STL 9-7 3.36


Brewers’ order…Molitor 3b, Yount ss, Cooper 1b, Simmons C, Oglivie LF, Thomas CF, Howell DH, Moore RF, Gantner 2b Cardinals’ order…Herr 2b, Oberkfell 3b, Hernandez 1b, Hendrick RF, Porter C, L. Smith LF, Iorg DH, McGee CF, O. Smith ss

• P Pete Ladd MIL walks in RF George Hendrick STL with eventual winning run in bottom of eighth inning

• P Bruce Sutter STL earns win with 2.1 innings of two-hit relief, one strikeout, one walk

• C Darrell Porter STL 2-for-4, two RBI

Fr 15 Cardinals 6 @ Brewers 2 County Stadium Joaquin Andujar STL 15-10 2.47 v. Pete Vuckovich MIL 18-6 3.34

Cardinals now lead series 2-1 3

Cardinals’ order…Herr 2b, Oberkfell 3b, Hernandez 1b, Hendrick RF, Porter C, L. Smith LF, Iorg DH, McGee CF, O. Smith ss

Brewers’ order…Molitor 3b, Yount ss, Cooper 1b, Simmons C, Oglivie LF, Thomas CF, Howell DH, Moore RF, Gantner 2b

• CF Willie McGee STL hits three-run, fifth-inning HR off P Pete Vuckovich; hits a solo HR in seventh

• P Bruce Sutter STL earns his second save of series, 2.1 innings, one hit, two earned runs allowed

• LF Lonnie Smith STL double, triple, two runs scored

Sa 16 Cardinals 5 @ Brewers 7 County Stadium Dave LaPoint STL 9-3 3.42 v. Moose Haas MIL 11-8 4.47


Cardinals’ order…Herr 2b, Oberkfell 3b, Hernandez 1b, Hendrick RF, Porter C, L. Smith LF, Iorg DH, McGee CF, O. Smith ss

Brewers’ order…Molitor 3b, Yount ss, Cooper 1b, Simmons C, Oglivie LF, Thomas CF, Money DH, Moore RF, Gantner 2b

• Brewers score six in bottom of seventh, keyed by two-out CF Gorman Thomas two-run single off P Jeff Lahti STL

• SS Robin Yount MIL 2-for-4, two RBI, run scored

• DH Don Money 2-for-4, double, run scored

Su 17 Cardinals 4 @ Brewers 6 County Stadium Bob Forsch STL v. Mike Caldwell MIL

Brewers now lead series 3-2 5

Cardinals’ order…L. Smith DH, Green LF, Hernandez 1b, Hendrick RF, Porter C, McGee CF, Oberkfell 3b, Herr 2b, O. Smith ss

Brewers’ order…Molitor 3b, Yount ss, Cooper 1b, Simmons C, Oglivie LF, Thomas CF, Money DH, Moore RF, Gantner 2b

• P Mike Caldwell MIL 8.1 innings, allows 14 hits, four earned runs, strikes out three, walks two

• SS Robin Yount MIL 4-for-4, RBI, two runs scored

• RF Charlie Moore MIL 2-for-4, RBI, run scored

Tu 19 Brewers 1 @ Cardinals 13 Busch Stadium II Don Sutton MIL v. John Stuper STL


Brewers’ order…Molitor 3b, Yount ss, Cooper 1b, Simmons C, Oglivie LF, Thomas CF, Money DH, Moore RF, Gantner 2b Cardinals’ order…L. Smith LF, Oberkfell 3b, Hernandez 1b, Hendrick RF, Porter C, Iorg DH, McGee CF, Herr 2b, O. Smith ss

• 1b Keith Hernandez STL 2-for-5, two-run, fifth-inning homer off P Don Sutton MIL, four RBI, two runs scored

• C Darrell Porter STL two RBI, one run scored

• P John Stupor STL complete-game, four-hitter, one earned run, struck out two Brewers

We 20 Brewers 3 @ Cardinals 6 Busch Stadium II Pete Vuckovich MIL v. Joaquin Andujar STL

Cardinals win World Series 4-3 7

Brewers’ order…Molitor 3b, Yount ss, Cooper 1b, Simmons C, Oglivie LF, Thomas CF, Howell DH, Moore RF, Gantner 2b Cardinals’ order…L. Smith LF, Oberkfell 3b, Hernandez 1b, Hendrick RF, Porter C, Iorg DH, McGee CF, Herr 2b, O. Smith ss

• C Darrell Porter, PH Steve Braun STL hit back-to-back RBI singles in B8 off P Mike Caldwell MIL to clinch win

• 1b Keith Hernandez STL 2-for-3, two RBI, run scored

• C Darrell Porter STL World Series MVP…8-for-28 (.286), two doubles, one home run, five RBI, .464 slg pct





1982 WORLD SERIES

CARDINALS Pos G AB H 2B 3B HR R RBI Avg BB SO SB

Joaquin Andujar Doug Bair Steve Braun

Glenn Brummer Bob Forsch

David Green George Hendrick

Keith Hernandez Tom Herr Dane Iorg Jim Kaat Jeff Lahti Dave LaPoint Willie McGee

Ken Oberkfell Darrell Porter MVP Mike Ramsey

Lonnie Smith

Ozzie Smith John Stuper Bruce Sutter Gene Tenace

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TOTALS 245 67 16 3 4 39 34 .273 20 26 7

BREWERS Pos G AB H 2B 3B HR R RBI Avg BB SO SB

Dwight Bernard

Mike Caldwell Cecil Cooper Marshall Edwards Jim Gantner Moose Haas Roy Howell Pete Ladd Bob McClure

Doc Medich

Paul Molitor Don Money Charlie Moore

Ben Oglivie

Ted Simmons Jim Slaton Don Sutton

Gorman Thomas Pete Vuckovich

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TOTALS 238 64 12 2 5 33 29 .269 19 28 1

CARDINALS W L G GS CG S Sh IP ERA H SO ER BB

Joaquin Andujar Doug Bair Bob Forsch

Jim Kaat Jeff Lahti Dave LaPoint John Stuper Bruce Sutter

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TOTALS 4 3 21 7 1 2 0 61.0 3.84 64 28 26 19

BREWERS W L G GS CG S Sh IP ERA H SO ER BB

Dwight Bernard

Mike Caldwell Moose Haas Pete Ladd Bob McClure

Doc Medich

Jim Slaton

Don Sutton Pete Vuckovich

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TOTALS 3 4 19 7 1 2 1 60.0 4.80 67 26 32 20





1983 NLCS

Philadelphia Phillies v. Los Angeles Dodgers 90-72 under Paul Owens 91-71 under Tommy Lasorda

Phillies win NLCS 3-1

• OF Gary Matthews PHI NLCS MVP...6-for-14 ~ .429, three home runs, eight RBI, 1.071 slugging percentage

• P Steve Carlton PHI two starts, two wins, 13.2 innings, one earned run, 13 strikeouts, five walks

• Phillies storm back with three straight wins after losing G1

1983 ALCS

Baltimore Orioles v. Chicago White Sox 98-64 under Joe Altobelli 99-63 under Tony LaRussa

Orioles win ALCS 3-1

• P Mike Boddicker BAL ALCS MVP...throws complete-game, five-hitter in G2, strikes out fourteen, walks three

• Orioles outscore White Sox 18-1 over final three games of ALCS

• SS Cal Ripken, Jr. hits .400 in ALCS, scores five runs, one RBI






Tu 11 Phillies 90-72 2 @ Orioles 98-64 1 Memorial Stadium John Denny PHI 19-6 2.37 v. Scott McGregor BAL 18-7 3.18


Phillies’ order, under Paul Owens…Morgan 2b, Rose 1b, Schmidt 3b, Lezcano RF, Matthews LF, Maddox CF, Diaz C, De Jesus ss, Denny P Orioles’ order, under Joe Altobelli…Bumbry CF, Dwyer RF, Ripken ss, Murray 1b, Lowenstein LF, Dauer 2b, Cruz 3b, Dempsey C, McGregor P

• P John Denny PHI goes 7.2 innings, allows five hits, one earned run, strikes out five

• CF Garry Maddox PHI hits go-ahead, solo home run, off P Scott McGregor BAL, to lead off eighth inning

• 2b Joe Morgan PHI hits solo home run, in sixth, off P Scott McGregor BAL

We 12 Phillies 1 @ Orioles 4 Memorial Stadium Charles Hudson PHI 8-8 3.35 v. Mike Boddicker BAL 16-8 2.77


Phillies’ order…Morgan 2b, Rose 1b, Schmidt 3b, Lefebvre RF, Matthews LF, Gross CF, Diaz C, De Jesus ss, Hudson P Orioles’ order…Bumbry CF, Ford RF, Ripken ss, Murray 1b, Lowenstein LF, Dauer 2b, Cruz 3b, Dempsey C, Boddicker P

• P Mike Boddicker BAL throws complete-game, four-hitter, strikes out six, faces just 30 Phillies, 107 pitches, 74 strikes

• Orioles score three in B5 ~ LF John Lowenstein lead-off HR, C Rick Dempsey RBI double, P Mike Boddicker sacrifice fly

• LF John Lowenstein BAL 3-for-4, run scored, RBI

Fr 14 Orioles 3 @ Phillies 2 Veterans Stadium Mike Flanagan BAL 12-4 3.30 v. Steve Carlton PHI 15-16 3.11

Orioles now lead series 2-1 3

Orioles’ order…Shelby CF, Ford RF, Ripken ss, Murray 1b, Roenicke LF, Dauer 2b, Cruz 3b, Dempsey C, Flanagan P

Phillies’ order…Morgan 2b, Lezcano RF, Schmidt 3b, Matthews LF, Perez 1b, Maddox CF, Diaz C, De Jesus ss, Carlton P

• Orioles score two key runs in T7 ~ PH Benny Ayala BAL RBI single, then RF Dan Ford reaches on error, scoring Ayala

• P Jim Palmer BAL earns win with two innings of two-hit relief, one strikeout, one walk

• C Rick Dempsey BAL 2-for-4, run scored

Sa 15 Orioles 5 @ Phillies 4 Veterans Stadium Storm Davis BAL 1 v. John Denny PHI

Orioles now lead series 3-1 4

Orioles’ order…Bumbry CF, Dwyer RF, Ripken ss, Murray 1b, Lowenstein LF, Dauer 2b, Cruz 3b, Dempsey C, Davis P

Phillies’ order…Morgan 2b, Rose 1b, Schmidt 3b, Lefebvre RF, Matthews LF, Gross CF, Diaz C, De Jesus ss, Denny P

• 2b/3b Rich Dauer BAL 3-for-4, three RBI, one run scored, double

• RF Jim Dwyer BAL 2-for-5, two runs scored, double

• P Storm Davis earns win, five innings, six hits, three earned runs, three strikeouts

Su 16 Orioles 5 @ Phillies 0 Veterans Stadium Scott McGregor BAL v. Charles Hudson PHI

Orioles win World Series 4-1 5

Orioles’ order…Bumbry CF, Ford RF, Ripken ss, Murray 1b, Lowenstein LF, Dauer 2b, Cruz 3b, Dempsey C, McGregor P

Phillies’ order…Morgan 2b, Rose 1b, Schmidt 3b, Matthews LF, Perez 1b, Maddox CF, Diaz C, De Jesus ss, Hudson P

• P Scott McGregor BAL complete-game five-hitter, strikes out six, just two walks, 113 pitches, 83 strikes

• 1b Eddie Murray BAL 3-for-4, two runs scored, three RBI, two home runs (solo in second, two-run in fourth)

• 34-year old C Rick Dempsey BAL World Series MVP…5-for-13 (.385), four doubles, one home run, two RBI, .923 slg pct





1983 WORLD SERIES

ORIOLES Pos G AB H 2B 3B HR R RBI Avg BB SO SB

Benny Ayala

Mike Boddicker Al Bumbry

Todd Cruz Rich Dauer Storm Davis Rick Dempsey MVP Jim Dwyer Mike Flanagan

Dan Ford Tito Landrum

John Lowenstein

Tippy Martinez Scott McGregor Eddie Murray Joe Nolan

Jim Palmer Cal Ripken, Jr. Gary Roenicke Lenn Sakata

John Shelby

Ken Singleton

Sammy Stewart

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TOTALS 164 35 8 0 6 18 17 .213 10 37 1

PHILLIES Pos G AB H 2B 3B HR R RBI Avg BB SO SB

Larry Andersen

Marty Bystrom

Steve Carlton Ivan DeJesus John Denny

Bob Dernier Bo Diaz Greg Gross Von Hayes Willie Hernandez Al Holland Charles Hudson

Joe Lefebvre

Sixto Lezcano

Garry Maddox Gary Matthews Joe Morgan

Tony Perez Ron Reed

Pete Rose Juan Samuel Mike Schmidt Ozzie Virgil

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TOTALS 159 31 4 1 4 9 9 .195 7 29 1

ORIOLES W L G GS CG S Sh IP ERA H SO ER BB

Mike Boddicker Storm Davis Mike Flanagan Tippy Martinez Scott McGregor Jim Palmer Sammy Stewart

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TOTALS 4 1 12 5 2 2 1 45.0 1.60 31 29 8 7

PHILLIES W L G GS CG S Sh IP ERA H SO ER BB

Larry Andersen

Marty Bystrom

Steve Carlton

John Denny Willie Hernandez Al Holland

Charles Hudson

Ron Reed

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0

2

0

2

1

1

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2

2

3

0

0

1

2 0

0

2

0

0

0

0

0 0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0 0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0 0

0

0

0

4.0

1.0

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13.0 4.0

3.2

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3.1

2.25

0.00

2.70

3.46 0.00

0.00

8.64

2.70

4

0

5

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1

9

4

1

1

7

9 4

5

6

4

1

0

2

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0

8

1

0

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3

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2

TOTALS 1 4 16 5 0 1 0 44.0 3.48 35 37 17 10





1984 NLCS

San Diego Padres v. Chicago Cubs 92-70 under Dick Williams 96-65 under Jim Frey

Padres win NLCS 3-2

• 1b Steve Garvey SD NLCS MVP...8-for-20 ~ .400, one home run, seven RBI, .600 slugging percentage

• P Craig Lefferts SD wins G4 and G5 in relief, four total innings, 0 earned runs allowed

• Padres score four in B7 of G5; keyed by Tony Gwynn two-RBI double, Steve Garvey RBI single off P Rick Sutcliffe CHI

1984 ALCS

Kansas City Royals v. Detroit Tigers 84-78 under Dick Howser 104-58 under Sparky Anderson

Tigers sweep ALCS 3-0

• Kirk Gibson DET ALCS MVP...5-for-12 ~ .417, one home run, two RBI, two runs scored

• SS Alan Trammell DET 4-for-11 ~ .364, .818 slugging percentage, triple, home run, three RBI

• Royals score just four runs over three games, .170 team batting average






Tu 9 Tigers 104-58 3 @ Padres 92-70 2 Jack Murphy Stadium Jack Morris DET 19-11 3.60 v. Mark Thurmond SD 14-8 2.97

Tigers now lead series 1-0 1

Tigers’ order, Sparky Anderson…Whitaker 2b, Trammell ss, Gibson RF, Parrish C, Herndon LF, Garbey DH, Lemon CF, Evans 1b, Castillo 3b Padres’ order, under Dick Williams…Wiggins 2b, Gwynn RF, Garvey 1b, Nettles 3b, Kennedy C, Brown CF, Martinez LF, Templeton ss, Bevacqua DH

• P Jack Morris DET complete-game eight-hitter, two earned runs, nine strikeouts, 135 pitches, 86 strikes, 11 ground-ball outs

• LF Larry Herndon DET hits two-run fifth-inning home run off P Mark Thurmond SD

• SS Alan Trammell DET 2-for-5, one RBI

We 10 Tigers 3 @ Padres 5 Jack Murphy Stadium Dan Petry DET 18-8 3.24 v. Ed Whitson SD 14-8 3.24


Tigers’ order…Whitaker 2b, Trammell ss, Gibson RF, Parrish C, Evans 3b, Jones LF, Grubb DH, Lemon CF, Bergman 1b Padres’ order…Wiggins 2b, Gwynn RF, Garvey 1b, Nettles 3b, Kennedy C, Bevacqua DH, Martinez LF, Templeton ss, Brown CF

• Tigers score three in top of first, chase P Ed Whitson SD after five singles in just eight batters

• DH Kurt Bevacqua SD hits three-run fifth-inning home run off P Dan Petry DET

• P Andy Hawkins SD earns win, throws 5.1 innings of one-hit ball, three strikeouts, 54 pitches, 39 strikes

Fr 12 Padres 2 @ Tigers 5 Tiger Stadium Tim Lollar SD 11-13 3.91 v. Milt Wilcox DET 17-8 4.00


Padres’ order…Wiggins 2b, Gwynn RF, Garvey 1b, Nettles 3b, Kennedy C, Bevacqua DH, Martinez LF, Templeton ss, Brown CF

Tigers’ order…Whitaker 2b, Trammell ss, Gibson RF, Parrish C, Herndon LF, Garbey DH, Lemon CF, Evans 3b, Castillo 3b

• Tigers score four in bottom of second ~ keyed by 3b Manny Castillo’s two-run homer off P Tim Lollar SD

• SS Alan Trammell DET 2-for-3, run scored, RBI

• P Milt Wilcox DET goes 6 innings, earns win, scatters seven hits, one earned run, four strikeouts, 100 pitches, 63 strikes

Sa 13 Padres 2 @ Tigers 4 Tiger Stadium Eric Show SD 15-9 3.40 v. Jack Morris DET



Tigers’ order…Whitaker 2b, Trammell ss, Gibson RF, Parrish C, Evans 3b, Grubb DH, Jones LF, Lemon CF, Bergman 1b

• SS Alan Trammell DET blasts first-inning two-run homer off P Eric Show SD, solo HR in third; 3-for-4, four RBI in game

• P Jack Morris DET throws complete-game five-hitter, four strikeouts, 102 pitches, 73 strikes, 14 ground-ball outs

• 2b Lou Whitaker DET 2-for-4, two runs scored

Su 14 Padres 4 @ Tigers 8 Tiger Stadium Mark Thurmond SD v. Dan Petry DET

Tigers win World Series 4-1 5


Tigers’ order…Whitaker 2b, Trammell ss, Gibson RF, Parrish C, Herndon LF, Lemon CF, Garbey DH, Evans 1b, Castillo 3b

• P Mark Thurmond SD lasts just seven batters ~ four singles, two-run HR by RF Kirk Gibson DET

• RF Kirk Gibson DET two home runs ~ incl. three-run shot off P Rich Gossage in eighth to seal victory

• C Lance Parrish DET solo home run, in seventh, off P Rich Gossage; 2-for-5 in game, two runs scored

• 26-year old SS Alan Trammell DET World Series MVP…9-for-20 (.450), double, two home runs, six RBI, .800 slg pct





1984 WORLD SERIES

TIGERS Pos G AB H 2B 3B HR R RBI Avg BB SO SB

Doug Bair Dave Bergman Tom Brookens Marty Castillo Darrell Evans Barbaro Garbey Kirk Gibson Johnny Grubb Willie Hernandez Larry Herndon Howard Johnson Ruppert Jones Rusty Kuntz Chet Lemon Aurelio Lopez Jack Morris Lance Parrish Dan Petry Bill Scherrer Alan Trammell MVP Lou Whitaker Milt Wilcox

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0 5 3 9

15 12 18 3 0

15 1 3 1

17 0 0

18 0 0

20 18 0

0 0 0 3 1 0 6 1 0 5 0 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 9 5 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 2 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0

0 0 0 2 1 0 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 5 6 0

0 0 0 2 1 0 7 0 0 3 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 0 6 0 0

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- .333 .000 .000 .000 .294

- -

.278 - -

.450

.278 -

0 0 0 2 4 0 4 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 3 0 0 2 4 0

0 1 1 1 4 2 4 0 0 2 0 1 1 2 0 0 2 0 0 2 4 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0

TOTALS 158 40 4 0 7 23 23 .253 24 27 7

PADRES Pos G AB H 2B 3B HR R RBI Avg BB SO SB

Kurt Bevacqua Bruce Bochy Greg Booker Bobby Brown Dave Dravecky Tim Flannery Steve Garvey Rich Gossage Tony Gwynn Greg Harris Andy Hawkins Terry Kennedy Craig Lefferts Tim Lollar Carmelo Martinez Graig Nettles Ron Roenicke Luis Salazar Eric Show Champ Summers Garry Templeton Mark Thurmond Ed Whitson Alan Wiggins

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19 0 0

19 0 0

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19 0 0

22

7 1 0 1 0 1 4 0 5 0 0 4 0 0 3 3 0 1 0 0 6 0 0 8

2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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- .067

- 1.000 .200

- .263

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.211 - -

.176

.250 -

.333 -

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.316 - -

.364

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2 0 0 4 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 2

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

TOTALS 166 44 7 0 3 15 14 .265 11 26 2

TIGERS W L G GS CG S Sh IP ERA H SO ER BB

Doug Bair Willie Hernandez Aurelio Lopez Jack Morris Dan Petry

Bill Scherrer Milt Wilcox

0

0

1

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0

1

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0

0

0 1

0

0

1

3

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3

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0

0

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2 2

0

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0

0

0

2 0

0

0

0

2

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0

0

0

0

0

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0

0

0.2

5.1

3.0

18.0 9.0

3.0

6.0

0.00

1.69

0.00

2.00 9.00

3.00

1.50

0

4

1

13 14

5

7

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0

4

13 4

0

4

0

1

0

4 8

1

1

0

0

1

3 5

0

2

TOTALS 4 1 14 5 2 2 0 44.0 3.07 44 26 15 11

PADRES W L G GS CG S Sh IP ERA H SO ER BB

Greg Booker Dave Dravecky

Rich Gossage

Greg Harris Andy Hawkins Craig Lefferts Tim Lollar Eric Show Mark Thurmond

Ed Whitson

0

0

0

0 1

0

0

0 0

0

0

0

0

0 1

0

1

1 1

0

1

2

2

1 3

3

1

1 2

1

0

0

0

0 0

0

1

1 2

1

0

0

0

0 0

0

0

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0

0

0

0

0 0

1

0

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0

0

0

0

0 0

0

0

0 0

0

1.0

4.2

2.2

5.1 12.0

6.0

1.2

2.2 5.1

0.2

9.00

0.00

13.50

0.00 0.75

0.00

21.60

10.13 10.13

40.50

0

3

3

3 4

2

4

4 12

5

0

5

2

5 4

7

0

2 2

0

1

0

4

0 1

0

4

3 6

3

4

1

1

3 6

1

4

1 3

0

TOTALS 1 4 17 5 0 1 0 42.0 4.71 40 27 22 24





1985 NLCS

St. Louis Cardinals v. Los Angeles Dodgers 101-61 under Whitey Herzog 95-67 under Tommy Lasorda

Cardinals win NLCS 4-2

• SS Ozzie Smith STL NLCS MVP...10-for-23 ~ .435, one home run, three RBI, double, triple, four runs scored

• 1b Jack Clark STL 8-for-21 ~ .381, four runs scored, home run, four RBI

• 2b Tom Herr STL 7-for-21 ~ .333, four doubles, one home run, four RBI, .667 slugging percentage • First year that LCS were expanded to best-of-seven

1985 ALCS

Kansas City Royals v. Toronto Blue Jays 91-71 under Dick Howser 99-62 under Bobby Cox

Royals win ALCS 4-3

• 3b George Brett KC ALCS MVP...8-for-23 ~ .348, three home runs, five RBI, two doubles, six runs scored, .826 slg pct

• CF Willie Wilson KC 9-for-29 ~ .310, five runs scored, one home run, one RBI

• In G7, C Jim Sundberg KC hits sixth-inning, three-run triple, off top of right field wall, off P Dave Stieb TOR






Sa 19 Cardinals 101-61 3 @ Royals 91-71 1 Royals Stadium John Tudor STL 21-8 1.83 v. Danny Jackson KC 14-12 3.42


Cardinals’ order, under Whitey Herzog…McGee CF, O. Smith ss, Herr 2b, Clark 1b, Landrum LF, Cedeno RF, Pendleton 3b, Porter C, Tudor P

Royals’ order, under Dick Howser…L. Smith LF, Wilson CF, Brett 3b, White 2b, Sundberg C, Motley RF, Balboni 1b, Biancalana ss, Jackson P

• P John Tudor STL 6.2 innings, scatters seven hits, five strikeouts, 101 pitches, 61 strikes; P Todd Worrell STL earns save

• In T9, 1b Jack Clark STL doubles home 2b Tom Herr with insurance run off P Dan Quisenberry KC

• LF Tito Landrum STL 2-for-4, one run scored

Su 20 Cardinals 4 @ Royals 2 Royals Stadium Danny Cox STL 18-9 2.88 v. Charlie Liebrandt KC 17-9 2.69


Cardinals’ order…McGee CF, O. Smith ss, Herr 2b, Clark 1b, Landrum LF, Cedeno RF, Pendleton 3b, Porter C, Cox P

Royals’ order…L. Smith LF, Wilson CF, Brett 3b, White 2b, Sheridan RF, Sundberg C, Balboni 1b, Biancalana ss, Liebrandt P

• Cards score four in T9, keyed by 3b Terry Pendleton’s three-run triple off P Charlie Liebrandt KC

• P Danny Cox STL goes 7 innings, allows seven hits, strikes out five, 94 pitches, 57 strikes, 11 ground-ball outs

• LF Tito Landrum STL 2-for-4, one run scored

Tu 22 Royals 6 @ Cardinals 1 Busch Stadium Bret Saberhagen KC 20.6 2.87 v. Joaquin Andujar STL 21-12 3.40


Royals’ order…L. Smith LF, Wilson CF, Brett 3b, White 2b, Sheridan RF, Sundberg C, Balboni 1b, Biancalana ss, Saberhagen P Cardinals’ order…McGee CF, O. Smith ss, Herr 2b, Clark 1b, Van Slyke RF, Pendleton 3b, Porter C, Landrum LF, Andujar P

• P Bret Saberhagen KC complete-game six-hitter, eight strikeouts, 132 pitches, 88 strikes

• 2b Frank White KC fifth-inning two-run homer off P Joaquin Andujar STL, 2-for-4, three RBI, two runs scored

• LF Lonnie Smith KC 2-for-5, two RBI

We 23 Royals 0 @ Cardinals 3 Busch Stadium Bud Black KC 10-15 4.33 v. John Tudor STL


Royals’ order…L. Smith LF, Wilson CF, Brett 3b, White 2b, Sundberg C, Motley RF, Balboni 1b, Biancalana ss, Black P Cardinals’ order…McGee CF, O. Smith ss, Herr 2b, Clark 1b, Landrum LF, Cedeno RF, Pendleton 3b, Nieto C, Tudor P

• P John Tudor STL complete-game five-hitter, eight strikeouts, 108 pitches, 80 strikes, 15 fly ball outs

• CF Willie McGee STL hits third-inning, two-out solo home run off P Bud Black KC

• LF Tito Landrum STL second-inning solo home run off P Bud Black KC

Th 24 Royals 6 @ Cardinals 1 Busch Stadium Danny Jackson KC v. Bob Forsch STL 9-6 3.90


Royals’ order…L. Smith LF, Wilson CF, Brett 3b, White 2b, Sheridan RF, Balboni 1b, Sundberg C, Biancalana ss, Jackson P Cardinals’ order…McGee CF, O. Smith ss, Herr 2b, Clark 1b, Landrum LF, Cedeno RF, Pendleton 3b, Nieto C, Forsch P

• P Danny Jackson KC complete-game five-hitter, five strikeouts, three walks, 125 pitches, 80 strikes, 14 ground ball outs

• CF Willie Wilson KC 2-for-5, triple, two RBI

• P Bob Forsch STL lasts just 1.2 innings (eleven batters), allows three singles, a double and a triple

Sa 26 Cardinals 1 @ Royals 2 Royals Stadium Danny Cox STL v. Charlie Liebrandt KC


Cardinals’ order…O. Smith ss, McGee CF, Herr 2b, Clark 1b, Landrum LF, Pendleton 3b, Cedeno RF, Porter C, Cox P

Royals’ order…L. Smith LF, Wilson CF, Brett 3b, White 2b, Sheridan RF, Balboni 1b, Sundberg C, Biancalana ss, Liebrandt P

• PH Dane Iorg KC hits one-out, walk-off, two-run single in B9 off P Todd Worrell STL

• B9 started with Umpire Don Denkinger making famous wrong call on Jorge Orta/Todd Worrell play at first base

• P Charlie Liebrandt KC 7.2 innings, just four hits, four strikeouts, 103 pitches, 67 strikes; P Dan Quisenberry KC earns win

• P Danny Cox STL 7 innings, seven hits, eight strikeouts, 99 pitches, 62 strikes, 0 earned runs

Su 27 Cardinals 0 @ Royals 11 Royals Stadium John Tudor STL v. Bret Saberhagan KC

Royals win World Series 4-3 7

Cardinals’ order…O. Smith ss, McGee CF, Herr 2b, Clark 1b, Van Slyke RF, Pendleton 3b, Landrum LF, Porter C, Tudor P

Royals’ order…L. Smith LF, Wilson CF, Brett 3b, White 2b, Sundberg C, Balboni 1b, Motley RF, Biancalana ss, Saberhagen P

• P Bret Saberhagen KC complete-game five-hitter, two strikeouts, just 92 pitches, 64 strikes

• 1b Steve Balboni KC 2-for-4, two RBI, two runs scored

• P John Tudor STL lasts just 2.1 innings (later punches electric fan)

• P Joaquin Andujar, Manager Whitey Herzog ejected in fifth inning, by HP ump Don Denkinger, for arguing balls, strikes

• 21-year old P Bret Saberhagen KC World Series MVP…two complete games, 0 extra-base hits, struck out 10, 0.50 ERA





1985 WORLD SERIES

ROYALS Pos G AB H 2B 3B HR R RBI Avg BB SO SB

Steve Balboni Joe Beckwith Buddy Biancalana

Bud Black

George Brett Onix Concepcion Dane Iorg

Danny Jackson

Lynn Jones Charlie Leibrandt Hal McRae

Darryl Motley

Jorge Orta

Greg Pryor Dan Quisenberry Bret Saberhagen

Pat Sheridan

Lonnie Smith

Jim Sundberg John Wathan

Frank White

Willie Wilson

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2

7

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6

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5

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5

7

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7

7

25

0 18

1

27

0 2

6

3

4 1

11

3

0

0 7

18

27

24 1

28

30

8

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0

10

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0

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4

1

0

0 0

4

9

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7

11

0

0 0

0

1

0 0

0

1

0 0

0

0

0

0 0

2

3

2 0

3

0

0

0 0

0

0

0 0

0

1

0 0

0

0

0

0 0

0

0

0 0

0

1

0

0 0

0

0

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0

0

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1

0

0

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0

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0

2

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0

5

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0

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1

0

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3

.320

- .278

.000

.370

- .500

.000

.667

.000

.000

.364

.333

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- .000

.222

.333

.250

.000

.250

.367

5

0 5

0

4

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TOTALS 236 68 12 2 2 28 26 .288 28 56 7


Joaquin Andujar Steve Braun

Bill Campbell Cesar Cedeno Jack Clark

Danny Cox

Ken Dayley

Ivan DeJesus Bob Forsch

Brian Harper Tom Herr Ricky Horton Mike Jorgensen

Jeff Lahti Tito Landrum

Tom Lawless Willie McGee

Tom Nieto

Terry Pendleton

Darrell Porter Ozzie Smith John Tudor Andy Van Slyke

Todd Worrell

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0

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1

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1

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1

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-

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.240

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.154

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-

.360

- .259

.000

.261

.133

.087

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.091

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TOTALS 216 40 10 1 2 13 13 .185 18 42 2

ROYALS W L G GS CG S Sh IP ERA H SO ER BB

Joe Beckwith

Bud Black

Danny Jackson Charlie Leibrandt Dan Quisenberry

Bret Saberhagen MVP

0

0

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1

2

0

1

1 1

0

0

1

2

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0

0

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1

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18.0

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5.06

1.69 2.76

2.08

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TOTALS 4 3 13 7 3 9 1 62.0 1.89 40 42 13 18


Joaquin Andujar Bill Campbell Danny Cox

Ken Dayley Bob Forsch

Ricky Horton

Jeff Lahti John Tudor Todd Worrell

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0

0

1 0

0

0

2 0

1

0

0

0 1

0

0

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2

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2

4 2

3

3

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0

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0

0

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0

0

0

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0

1 0

0

0

0

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0

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6.75

12.27

3.00 3.86

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TOTALS 3 4 25 7 1 2 1 61.1 3.96 68 56 27 28





1986 NLCS

New York Mets v. Houston Astros 108-54 under Davey Johnson 96-66 under Hal Lanier

Mets win NLCS 4-2

• P Mike Scott HOU NLCS MVP...two complete-game victories ~ G1, G4 ~ allows just one earned run, strikes out 19

• CF Lenny Dykstra NYM 7-for-23 ~ .304, three runs scored, double, triple, home run, three RBI

• P Jesse Orosco NYM earns three wins in four appearances, 8 innings, three earned runs, ten strikeouts • G6, in Astrodome, goes 16 innings; Mets score three in T16 on Ray Knight and Lenny Dykstra RBI singles

1986 ALCS

California Angels v. Boston Red Sox 92-70 under Gene Mauch 95-66 under John McNamara

Red Sox win ALCS 4-3

• 2b Marty Barrett BOS ALCS MVP...11-for-30 ~ .367, two doubles, four runs scored, five RBI

• SS Spike Owen BOS goes 9-for-21 ~ .429, five runs scored, triple, three RBI

• P Donnie Moore CAL gave up ninth-inning homer to Dave Henderson BOS in G5 ~ Moore commits suicide 19 July 1989






Sa 18 Red Sox 95-66 1 @ Mets 108-54 0 Shea Stadium Bruce Hurst BOS 13-8 2.99 v. Ron Darling NYM 15-6 2.81

Red Sox now lead series 1-0 1

Red Sox’ order, under John McNamara…Boggs 3b, Barrett 2b, Buckner 1b, Rice LF, Evans RF, Gedman C, D. Henderson CF, Owen ss, Hurst P Mets’ order, under Davey Johnson…Wilson LF, Dykstra CF, Hernandez 1b, Carter C, Strawberry RF, Knight 3b, Teufel 2b, Santana ss, Darling P

• P Bruce Hurst BOS 8 innings, just four hits, 8 strikeouts, 123 pitches, 78 strikes

• In T7, LF Jim Rice BOS scores Sox’ only run as C Rich Gedman BOS reaches on error by 2b Tim Teufel NYM

• P Ron Darling NYM goes 7 innings, allows just three hits, 0 earned runs, strikes out 8, 108 pitches, 72 strikes

Su 19 Red Sox 9 @ Mets 3 Shea Stadium Roger Clemens BOS 24-4 2.48 v. Dwight Gooden NYM 17-6 2.84


Red Sox’ order…Boggs 3b, Barrett 2b, Buckner 1b, Rice LF, Evans RF, Gedman C, D. Henderson CF, Owen ss, Clemens P Mets’ order…Dykstra CF, Backman 2b, Hernandez 1b, Carter C, Strawberry RF, Heep LF, Johnson 3b, Santana ss, Gooden P

• RF Dwight Evans BOS 2-for-4, two RBI, two runs scored, hits two-run fifth-inning homer off P Dwight Gooden NYM

• CF Dave Henderson BOS 3-for-5, two RBI, two runs scored, hits solo HR in fourth off P Dwight Gooden NYM

• 3b Wade Boggs BOS 2-for-5, two RBI, run scored, two doubles

Tu 21 Mets 7 @ Red Sox 1 Fenway Park Bob Ojeda NYM 18-5 2.57 v. Dennis “Oil Can” Boyd BOS 16-10 3.78


Mets’ order…Dykstra CF, Backman 2b, Hernandez 1b, Carter C, Strawberry RF, Knight 3b, Heep DH, Wilson LF, Santana ss

Red Sox’ order…Boggs 3b, Barrett 2b, Buckner 1b, Rice LF, Baylor DH, Evans RF, Gedman C, D. Henderson CF, Owen ss

• CF Len Dykstra NYM leads off game with solo HR off 1-1 pitch from P Oil Can Boyd BOS; 4-for-5 in game, two runs scored

• C Gary Carter NYM 2-for-5, three RBI, run scored

• P Bob Ojeda NYM goes seven innings, allows five hits, strikes out six, 114 pitches, 64 strikes

We 22 Mets 6 @ Red Sox 2 Fenway Park Ron Darling NYM v. Al Nipper BOS 10-12 5.38


Mets’ order…Dykstra CF, Backman 2b, Hernandez 1b, Carter C, Strawberry RF, Knight 3b, Heep DH, Wilson LF, Santana ss


• C Gary Carter NYM two home runs ~ two-run HR in fourth off P Al Nipper, solo HR in eighth off P Steve Crawford BOS

• P Ron Darling NYM seven innings, four hits, six walks, four strikeouts, 115 pitches, 68 strikes, 15 fly ball outs

• CF Len Dykstra NYM hits seventh-inning two-run homer off P Steve Crawford BOS

Th 23 Mets 2 @ Red Sox 4 Fenway Park Dwight Gooden NYM v. Bruce Hurst BOS


Mets’ order…Dykstra CF, Teufel 2b, Hernandez 1b, Carter C, Strawberry RF, Knight 3b, Mitchell DH, Wilson LF, Santana ss


• P Bruce Hurst BOS throws complete-game ten-hitter, allows two earned runs, strikes out six, 130 pitches, 91 strikes

• CF Dave Henderson BOS 2-for-4, RBI, run scored, triple off P Dwight Gooden NYM

• P Dwight Gooden NYM lasts just four innings, allows nine hits, three earned runs, 93 pitches, 58 strikes

Sa 25 Red Sox 5 @ Mets 6 in 10 innings Shea Stadium Roger Clemens BOS v. Bob Ojeda NYM


Red Sox’ order…Boggs 3b, Barrett 2b, Buckner 1b, Rice LF, Evans RF, Gedman C, D. Henderson CF, Owen ss, Clemens P Mets’ order…Dykstra CF, Backman 2b, Hernandez 1b, Carter C, Strawberry RF, Knight 3b, Wilson LF, Santana ss, Ojeda P

• LF Mookie Wilson NYM hits famous “It gets through Bucker” grounder in B10, scores 3b Ray Knight with winning run

• 3b Ray Knight NYM 2-for-4, two RBI, two runs scored

• After P Roger Clemens BOS goes seven strong innings, P Calvin Schiraldi and P Bob Stanley BOS both blow save for Sox

Mo 27 Red Sox 5 @ Mets 8 Shea Stadium Bruce Hurst BOS v. Ron Darling NYM

Mets win World Series 4-3 7

Red Sox’ order…Boggs 3b, Barrett 2b, Buckner 1b, Rice LF, Evans RF, Gedman C, D. Henderson CF, Owen ss, Hurst P Mets’ order…Wilson CF, Teufel 2b, Hernandez 1b, Carter C, Strawberry RF, Knight 3b, Mitchell LF, Santana ss, Carling P

• Mets score three in B7, 3b Ray Knight hits lead-off HR, SS Rafael Santana hits RBI single, 1b Keith Hernandez sac fly

• P Jesse Orosco NYM faces six batters in B8 and B9 ~ gets two strikeouts, two ground outs and two fly outs, earns save

• 33-year old 3b Ray Knight NYM World Series MVP…9-for-23 (.391), double, home run, five RBI, .565 slg pct





1986 WORLD SERIES

METS Pos G AB H 2B 3B HR R RBI Avg BB SO SB

Rick Aguilera

Wally Backman Gary Carter Ron Darling

Lenny Dykstra

Kevin Elster Sid Fernandez Dwight Gooden

Danny Heep

Keith Hernandez Howard Johnson

Ray Knight MVP Lee Mazzilli Roger McDowell Kevin Mitchell Bob Ojeda

Jesse Orosco

Rafael Santana

Doug Sisk Darryl Strawberry

Tim Teufel Mookie Wilson

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TOTALS 240 65 6 0 7 32 29 .271 21 43 7

RED SOX Pos G AB H 2B 3B HR R RBI Avg BB SO SB

Tony Armas Marty Barrett Don Baylor Wade Boggs Oil Can Boyd Bill Buckner Roger Clemens Steve Crawford

Dwight Evans Rich Gedman

Mike Greenwell Dave Henderson

Bruce Hurst Al Nipper Spike Owen

Jim Rice

Ed Romero

Joe Sambito Calvin Schiraldi Bob Stanley

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TOTALS 248 27 11 2 5 27 26 .278 28 53 0

METS W L G GS CG S Sh IP ERA H SO ER BB

Rick Aguilera

Ron Darling

Sid Fernandez Dwight Gooden

Roger McDowell Bob Ojeda

Jesse Orosco

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TOTALS 4 3 21 7 0 2 0 63.0 3.29 69 53 23 28

RED SOX W L G GS CG S Sh IP ERA H SO ER BB

Oil Can Boyd

Roger Clemens Steve Crawford Bruce Hurst Al Nipper Joe Sambito

Calvin Schiraldi Bob Stanley

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1987 NLCS

San Francisco Giants v. St. Louis Cardinals 90-72 under Roger Craig 95-67 under Whitey Herzog

Cardinals win NLCS 4-3

• OF Jeff Leonard SF NLCS MVP...10-for-24 ~ .417, five runs scored, four HR, five RBI, .917 slugging percentage

• CF Willie McGee STL 8-for-26 ~ .308, two runs scored, double, triple, RBI

• In G7, P Danny Cox STL throws complete-game eight-hitter, strikes out five, 112 pitches, 70 strikes, 16 ground ball outs

1987 ALCS

Detroit Tigers v. Minnesota Twins 98-64 under Sparky Anderson 85-77 under Tom Kelly

Twins win ALCS 4-1

• 3b Gary Gaetti MIN ALCS MVP...6-for-20 ~ .300, five runs scored, double, two HR, five RBI, .650 slugging percentage

• P Bert Blyleven MIN wins G2 and G5, 13.1 innings, nine strikeouts, six earned runs, just three walks

• OF Tom Brunansky MIN 7-for-17 ~ .412, five runs scored, four doubles, two home runs, nine RBI






Sa 17 Cardinals 95-67 1 @ Twins 85-77 10 Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome Joe Magrane STL 9-7 3.54 v. Frank Viola MIN 17-10 2.90

Twins now lead series 1-0 1

Cardinals’ order, under Whitey Herzog…Coleman LF, Smith ss, Herr 2b, Lindeman 1b, McGee CF, Pena C, Oquendo RF, Pagnozzi DH, Lawless 3b Twins’ order, under Tom Kelly…Gladden LF, Gagne ss, Puckett CF, Gaetti 3b, Baylor DH, Brunansky RF, Hrbek 1b, Lombardozzi 2b, Laudner C

• LF Dan Gladden MIN hits fourth-inning grand slam off P Bob Forsch STL; Twins score seven in B4

• P Frank Viola MIN goes eight innings, allows just five hits, one earned run, strikes out five, 101 pitches, 71 for strikes

• 1b Kent Hrbek MIN 1-for-2, two walks, two RBI, two runs scored

Su 18 Cardinals 4 @ Twins 8 Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome Danny Cox STL 11-9 3.88 v. Bert Blyleven MIN 15-12 4.01


Cardinals’ order…Coleman LF, Smith ss, Herr 2b, Driessen 1b, McGee CF, Pendleton DH, Ford RF, Oquendo RF, Pena C Twins’ order…Gladden LF, Gagne ss, Puckett CF, Hrbek 1b, Gaetti 3b, Bush DH, Brunansky RF, Lombardozzi 2b, Laudner C

• Twins again blow it open in B4 ~ DH Randy Bush two-run double, SS Greg Gagne RBI double, C Tim Laudner two-run single

• P Bert Blyleven MIN seven innings, just six hits, two earned runs, eight strikeouts, 91 pitches, 60 for strikes

• 3b Gary Gaetti MIN 2-for-3, RBI, two runs scored

Tu 20 Twins 1 @ Cardinals 3 Busch Stadium Les Straker MIN 8-10 4.37 v. John Tudor STL 10-2 3.84


Twins’ order…Gladden LF, Gagne ss, Puckett CF, Gaetti 3b, Brunansky RF, Hrbek 1b, Laudner C, Lombardozzi 2b, Straker P

Cardinals’ order…Coleman LF, Smith ss, Herr 2b, Driessen 1b, McGee CF, Ford RF, Oquendo RF, Pena C, Tudor P

• Cards score all in B7 ~ LF Vince Coleman two-run double, SS Ozzie Smith RBI single, both off P Juan Berenguer MIN

• P John Tudor STL goes seven innings, allows just four hits, strikes out seven, walks two, 97 pitches, 62 strikes

• P Todd Worrell STL pitches two innings of relief, allows just one hit, earns save

We 21 Twins 2 @ Cardinals 7 Busch Stadium Frank Viola MIN v. Greg Mathews STL 11-11 3.73


Twins’ order…Gladden LF, Newman 2b, Puckett CF, Gaetti 3b, Brunansky RF, Hrbek 1b, Laudner C, Gagne ss, Viola P

Cardinals’ order…Coleman LF, Smith ss, Herr 2b, Lindeman 1b, McGee CF, Pena C, Oquendo RF, Lawless 3b, Mathews P

• Cards score six in fourth ~ keyed by 3b Tom Lawless’ three-run, no-out homer off P Frank Viola MIN

• 1b Jim Lindeman STL 2-for-4, two RBI, one run scored

• P Bob Forsch STL earns win with 2.2 innings of four-hit relief, strikes out three, 46 pitches, 26 strikes

Th 22 Twins 2 @ Cardinals 4 Busch Stadium Bert Blyleven MIN v. Danny Cox STL


Twins’ order…Gladden LF, Gagne ss, Puckett CF, Hrbek 1b, Gaetti 3b, Brunansky RF, Laudner C, Lombardozzi 2b, Blyleven P

Cardinals’ order…Coleman LF, Smith ss, Herr 2b, Driessen 1b, McGee CF, Ford RF, Oquendo RF, Pena C, Cox P

• Cardinals score three in sixth ~ RF Curt Ford STL hits two-run single off P Bert Blyleven MIN

• SS Ozzie Smith STL 2-for-4, RBI, run scored

• P Danny Cox STL throws 7.1 innings, five hits, two earned runs, six strikeouts, 97 pitches, 59 strikes

Sa 24 Cardinals 5 @ Twins 11 Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome John Tudor STL v. Les Straker MIN


Cardinals’ order…Coleman LF, Smith ss, Herr 2b, Driessen 1b, McGee CF, Pendleton DH, Ford RF, Oquendo RF, Pena C Twins’ order…Gladden LF, Gagne ss, Puckett CF, Gaetti 3b, Baylor DH, Brunansky RF, Hrbek 1b, Laudner C, Lombardozzi 2b

• CF Kirby Puckett MIN 4-for-4, RBI, four runs scored

• 1b Kent Hrbek MIN hits sixth-inning grand slam off P Ken Dayley STL

• DH Don Baylor MIN 2-for-3, two-run, fifth-inning homer off P John Tudor STL

Su 25 Cardinals 2 @ Twins 4 Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome Joe Magrane STL v. Frank Viola MIN

Twins win World Series 4-3 7

Cardinals’ order…Coleman LF, Smith ss, Herr 2b, Lindeman 1b, McGee CF, Pena DH, Oquendo RF, Lawless 3b, Lake C Twins’ order…Gladden LF, Gagne ss, Puckett CF, Gaetti 3b, Baylor DH, Brunansky RF, Hrbek 1b, Laudner C, Lombardozzi 2b

• P Frank Viola MIN throws eight innings of six-hit ball, strikes out seven, 95 pitches, 69 strikes

• In B6, SS Greg Gagne MIN drives in RF Tom Brunansky MIN with eventual winning run, off P Todd Worrell STL

• 27-year old P Frank Viola MIN World Series MVP…three starts, 19.1 innings, 3.72 ERA, allowed just three extra-base hits





1987 WORLD SERIES

TWINS Pos G AB H 2B 3B HR R RBI Avg BB SO SB

Keith Atherton

Don Baylor Juan Berenguer Bert Blyleven

Tom Brunansky

Randy Bush Sal Butera

Mark Davidson

George Frazier Gary Gaetti Greg Gagne

Dan Gladden

Kent Hrbek

Gene Larkin

Tim Laudner Steve Lombardozzi Al Newman

Joe Niekro

Kirby Puckett Jeff Reardon

Dan Schatzeder Roy Smalley

Les Straker Frank Viola

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Vince Coleman

Danny Cox Ken Dayley

Dan Driessen

Curt Ford

Bob Forsch Tom Herr Ricky Horton

Lance Johnson

Steve Lake Tom Lawless Jim Lindeman

Joe Magrane

Greg Mathews Willie McGee

John Morris Jose Oquendo

Tom Pagnozzi Tony Pena Terry Pendleton

Ozzie Smith

John Tudor Lee Tunnell Todd Worrell

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TWINS W L G GS CG S Sh IP ERA H SO ER BB

Keith Atherton Juan Berenguer Bert Blyleven

George Frazier Joe Niekro

Jeff Reardon

Dan Schatzeder Les Straker Frank Viola MVP

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Danny Cox Ken Dayley

Bob Forsch

Ricky Horton Joe Magrane

Greg Mathews John Tudor Lee Tunnell Todd Worrell

1 0

1

0 0

0

1 0

0

2 0

0

0 1

0

1 0

0

3 4

3

2 2

1

2 2

4

2 0

0

0 2

1

2 0

0

0 0

0

0 0

0

0 0

0

0 1

0

0 0

0

0 0

2

0 0

0

0 0

0

0 0

0

11.2 4.2

6.1

3.0 7.1

3.2

11.0 4.1

7.0

7.71 1.93

9.95

6.00 8.59

2.45

5.73 2.08

1.29

13 2

8

5 9

2

15 4

6

9 3

3

1 5

3

8 1

3

10 1

7

2 7

1

7 1

1

8 0

5

0 5

2

3 2

4

TOTALS 3 4 23 7 0 3 0 59.0 5.64 64 36 37 29





1988 NLCS

New York Mets v. Los Angeles Dodgers 100-60 under Davey Johnson 94-67 under Tommy Lasorda

Dodgers win NLCS 4-3

• P Orel Hershiser LA NLCS MVP...starts G1, G3, G7, saves G4, 1.09 ERA, 24.2 innings, 15 strikeouts

• C Mike Scioscia LA 8-for-22 ~ .364, three runs scored, double, home run, two RBI

• In G7, P Orel Hershiser LA throws complete-game five-hitter, five strikeouts, 0 earned runs, 94 pitches, 58 strikes

1988 ALCS

Oakland A’s v. Boston Red Sox 104-58 under Tony LaRussa 89-73 under Joe Morgan

A’s sweep ALCS 4-0

• P Dennis Eckersley OAK ALCS MVP...four appearances, four saves, 0.00 ERA, six innings, two walks, five strikeouts

• RF Jose Canseco OAK 5-for-16 ~ .313, four runs scored, double, three home runs, four RBI, .938 slugging percentage

• P Dave Stewart OAK starts G1 and G4, 1.35 ERA, 13.1 innings, nine hits, 11 strikeouts, six walks






Sa 15 A’s 104-58 4 @ Dodgers 94-67 5 Dodger Stadium Dave Stewart OAK 21-12 3.23 v. Tim Belcher LA 12-6 2.91


A’s order, under Tony LaRussa…Lansford 3b, R. Henderson CF, Canseco RF, Parker LF, McGwire 1b, Steinbach C, Hubbard 2b, Weiss ss, Stewart P Dodgers’ order, under Tommy Lasorda…Sax 2b, Stubbs 1b, Hatcher LF, Marshall RF, Shelby CF, Scioscia C, Hamilton 3b, Griffin ss, Belcher P

• In B9, PH Kirk Gibson LA hits legendary, two-out, 3-and-2, walk-off two-run home run off P Dennis Eckersley OAK

• LF Mickey Hatcher LA 1-for-3, two RBI, hits two-run first-inning HR off P Dave Stewart OAK

• P Alejandro Peña LA earns win with two innings of one-hit relief, strikes out three

Su 16 A’s 0 @ Dodgers 6 Dodger Stadium Storm Davis OAK 16-7 3.70 v. Orel Hershiser LA 23-8 2.26


A’s order…Lansford 3b, R. Henderson CF, Canseco RF, Parker LF, McGwire 1b, Hassey C, Hubbard 2b, Weiss ss, Davis P Dodgers’ order…Sax 2b, Stubbs 1b, Hatcher LF, Marshall RF, Shelby CF, Scioscia C, Hamilton 3b, Griffin ss, Hershiser P

• P Orel Hershiser LA complete-game three-hitter, strikes out eight, 101 pitches, 64 strikes, 13 ground ball outs

• Dodgers score five in B3 ~ RF Mike Marshall LA hits three-run homer off P Storm Davis OAK

• P Orel Hershiser LA 3-for-3 at plate, one RBI, one run scored

We 19 Dodgers 4 @ A’s 3 Oakland Alameda-County Coliseum Tim Belcher LA v. Dave Stewart OAK


Dodgers’ order…Sax 2b, Stubbs 1b, Hatcher LF, Davis RF, Shelby CF, Scioscia C, Heep DH, Hamilton 3b, Griffin ss

A’s order…Polonia LF, R. Henderson CF, Canseco RF, Parker DH, McGwire 1b, Lansford 3b, Steinbach C, Hubbard 2b, Weiss ss

• Dodgers score eventual winning run on PH Tracy Woodson LA ground-out RBI in T7 off P Greg Cadaret OAK

• Starting P Tim Belcher LA goes 6.1 innings, allows seven hits, strikes out seven, 119 pitches, 74 for strikes

• CF John Shelby LA 1-for-4, RBI

Th 20 Dodgers 5 @ A’s 2 Oakland Alameda-County Coliseum Orel Hershiser LA v. Storm Davis OAK

Dodgers win World Series 4-1 5

Dodgers’ order…Sax 2b, Stubbs 1b, Hatcher LF, Marshall RF, Shelby CF, Davis DH, Dempsey C, Hamilton 3b, Griffin ss

A’s order…Javier LF, R. Henderson CF, Canseco RF, Parker DH, McGwire 1b, Hassey C, Lansford 3b, Phillips 2b, Weiss ss

• P Orel Hershiser LA complete-game four-hitter, two earned runs, nine strikeouts, four walks, 117 pitches, 75 strikes

• DH Mike Davis LA hits two-run, two-out homer in fourth off P Storm Davis OAK

• 30-year old P Orel Hershiser LA World Series MVP…two complete game wins, allows just 7 hits, strikes out 17, 1.00 ERA

Tu 18 Dodgers 1 @ A’s 2 Oakland Alameda-County Coliseum John Tudor LA 4-3 2.41 v. Bob Welch OAK 17-9 3.64


Dodgers’ order…Sax 2b, Stubbs 1b, Hatcher LF, Marshall RF, Shelby CF, Davis DH, Scioscia C, Hamilton 3b, Griffin ss

A’s order…Phillips LF, R. Henderson CF, Canseco RF, McGwire 1b, Steinbach DH, Lansford 3b, Hubbard 2b, Hassey C, Weiss ss

• 1b Mark McGwire OAK ends game with one-out, 2-and-2 HR off P Jay Howell LA

• C Ron Hassey OAK 1-for-1, RBI, two walks

• P John Tudor LA lasts just 1.1 innings (four batters) ~ leaves game with tightness in pitching shoulder





1988 WORLD SERIES

DODGERS Pos G AB H 2B 3B HR R RBI Avg BB SO SB

Dave Anderson Tim Belcher Mike Davis Rick Dempsey Kirk Gibson Jose Gonzalez Alfredo Griffin Jeff Hamilton Mickey Hatcher Danny Heep Orel Hershiser Brian Holton Jay Howell Tim Leary Mike Marshall Alejandro Pena Steve Sax Mike Scioscia John Shelby Franklin Stubbs John Tudor Tracy Woodson

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1 0 7 5 1 2

16 19 19 8 3 0 0 0

13 0

20 14 18 17 0 4

0 0 1 1 1 0 3 2 7 2 3 0 0 0 3 0 6 3 4 5 0 0

0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 3 0 1 0 2 1 5 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 3 0 0 3 0 0

0 0 2 1 2 0 0 0 5 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 1 2 0 1

.000 -

.143

.200 1.000 .000 .188 .105 .368 .250

1.000 - - -

.231 -

.300

.214

.222

.294 -

.000

0 0 4 1 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 0

1 0 0 2 0 2 4 4 3 2 0 0 0 0 5 0 1 2 7 3 0 0

0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0

TOTALS 167 41 8 1 6 21 19 .246 13 36 4

A’S Pos G AB H 2B 3B HR R RBI Avg BB SO SB

Don Baylor Todd Burns Greg Cadaret Jose Canseco Storm Davis Dennis Eckersley Mike Gallego Ron Hassey Dave Henderson Rick Honeycutt Glenn Hubbard Stan Javier Carney Lansford Mark McGwire Gene Nelson Dave Parker Tony Phillips Eric Plunk Luis Polonia Terry Steinbach Dave Stewart Walt Weiss Bob Welch Curt Young

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of-2 3b 1b p

of-2,dh-2 2b-1,of-1

p of-2

c-2,dh-1 p ss p p

1 1 3 5 2 2 1 5 5 3 4 3 5 5 3 4 2 2 3 3 2 5 1 1

1 0 0

19 1 0 0 8

20 0

12 4

18 17 0

15 4 0 9

11 3

16 0 0

0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 6 0 3 2 3 1 0 3 1 0 1 4 0 1 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0

0 0 0 5 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

.000 - -

.053

.000 - -

.250

.300 -

.250

.500

.167

.059 -

.200

.250 -

.111

.364

.000

.063 - -

0 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 2 0 1 0 2 3 0 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0

1 0 0 5 1 0 0 3 7 0 2 1 2 4 0 4 2 0 2 2 3 2 0 0

0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

TOTALS 158 28 3 0 2 11 11 .177 17 41 3

DODGERS W L G GS CG S Sh IP ERA H SO ER BB

Tim Belcher Orel Hershiser MVP Brian Holton

Jay Howell Tim Leary

Alejandro Pena

John Tudor

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2

0

0 0

1

0

0

0

0

1 0

0

0

2

2

1

2 2

2

1

2

2

0

0 0

0

1

0

2

0

0 0

0

0

0

0

0

1 0

0

0

0

1

0

0 0

0

0

8.2

18.0

2.0

2.2 6.2

5.0

1.1

6.23

1.00

0.00

3.38 1.35

0.00

0.00

10

7

0

3 6

2

0

10

17

0

2 4

7

1

6

2

0

1 1

0

0

6

6

1

1 2

1

0

TOTALS 4 1 12 5 2 1 1 44.1 2.03 28 41 10 17

A’S W L G GS CG S Sh IP ERA H SO ER BB

Todd Burns Greg Cadaret Storm Davis Dennis Eckersley

Rick Honeycutt Gene Nelson

Eric Plunk

Dave Stewart Bob Welch

Curt Young

0

0

0 0

1

0

0

0 0

0

0

0

2 1

0

0

0

1 0

0

1

3

2 2

3

3

2

2 1

1

0

0

2 0

0

0

0

2 1

0

0

0

0 0

0

0

0

0 0

0

0

0

0 0

0

0

0

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0

0

0

0 0

0

0

0

0 0

0

0.1

2.0

8.0 1.2

3.1

6.1

1.2

14.1 5.0

1.0

0.00

0.00

11.25 10.80

0.00

1.42

0.00

3.14 1.80

0.00

0

2

14 2

0

4

0

12 6

1

0

3

7 2

5

3

3

5 8

0

0

0

10 2

0

1

0

5 1

0

0

0

1 1

0

3

0

5 3

0

TOTALS 1 4 20 5 0 0 0 43.2 3.92 41 36 19 13





1989 NLCS

San Francisco Giants v. Chicago Cubs 92-70 under Roger Craig 93-69 under Don Zimmer

Giants win NLCS 4-1

• 1b Will Clark SF NLCS MVP...13-for-20 ~ .650, eight runs scored, three doubles, one triple, two home runs, eight RBI

• P Steve Bedrosian SF four appearances, earns three saves, 2.70 ERA, 3.1 innings, four hits, one earned run

• LF Kevin Mitchell SF 6-for-17 ~ .353, five runs scored, two home runs, seven RBI

1989 ALCS

Toronto Blue Jays v. Oakland A’s 89-73 under Cito Gaston 99-63 under Tony LaRussa

A’s win ALCS 4-1

• OF Rickey Henderson OAK ALCS MVP...6-for-15 ~ .400, eight stolen bases, eight runs scored, double, triple, two HR, 5 RBI

• P Dave Stewart OAK wins G1 and G5, 2.81 ERA, 16.0 innings, five earned runs, nine strikeouts, just three walks

• 1b Mark McGwire OAK 7-for-18 ~ .389, three runs scored, one home run, three RBI






Sa 14 Giants 92-70 0 @ A’s 99-63 5 Oakland Alameda-County Coliseum Scott Garrelts SF 14-5 2.28 v. Dave Stewart OAK 21-9 3.32

A’s now lead series 1-0 1

Giants’ order, under Roger Craig…Butler CF, Thompson 2b, Clark 1b, Mitchell LF, Williams 3b, Riles DH, Maldonado RF, Kennedy C, Uribe ss A’s order, under Tony LaRussa…R. Henderson LF, Lansford 3b, Canseco RF, Parker DH, D. Henderson CF, McGwire 1b, Steinbach C, Phillips 2b, Weiss ss

• P Dave Stewart OAK complete-game five-hitter, strikes out six, walks just one, 138 pitches, 86 strikes

• DH Dave Parker, SS Walt Weiss OAK each hit solo home runs off P Scott Garrelts SF

• 2b/3b Tony Phillips OAK 2-for-4, RBI, run scored

Su 15 Giants 1 @ A’s 5 Oakland Alameda-County Coliseum Rick Reuschel SF 17-8 2.94 v. Mike Moore OAK 19-11 2.61


Giants’ order…Butler CF, Thompson 2b, Clark 1b, Mitchell LF, Williams 3b, Riles DH, Maldonado RF, Kennedy C, Uribe ss A’s order…R. Henderson LF, Lansford 3b, Canseco RF, Parker DH, D. Henderson CF, McGwire 1b, Steinbach C, Phillips 2b, Weiss ss

• A’s score four in B4 ~ keyed by three-run home run by C Terry Steinbach OAK off P Rick Reuschel SF • P Mike Moore OAK goes seven innings, allows just four hits, strikes out seven, 114 pitches, 75 strikes

• LF Rickey Henderson OAK 3-for-3, triple, stolen base

Fr 27 A’s 13 @ Giants 7 Candlestick Park Dave Stewart OAK v. Scott Garrelts SF


A’s order…R. Henderson LF, Lansford 3b, Canseco RF, McGwire 1b, D. Henderson CF, Steinbach C, Phillips 2b, Weiss ss, Stewart P

Giants’ order…Butler CF, Thompson 2b, Clark 1b, Mitchell LF, Oberkfell 3b, Williams ss, Kennedy C, Sheridan RF, Garrelts P

• Game followed eight-day layoff in wake of mag 7.1 earthquake on 17 October, 1704 h PT ~ 67 people killed

• CF Dave Henderson OAK 3-for-4, four RBI, two solo home runs • 3b Carney Lansford OAK 3-for-4, two RBI, four runs scored

Sa 28 A’s 9 @ Giants 6 Candlestick Park Mike Moore OAK v. Don Robinson SF 12-11 3.43

A’s sweep World Series 4-0 4

A’s order…R. Henderson LF, Lansford 3b, Canseco RF, McGwire 1b, D. Henderson CF, Steinbach C, Phillips 2b, Weiss ss, Moore P

Giants’ order…Butler CF, Oberkfell 3b, Clark 1b, Mitchell LF, Williams ss, Kennedy C, Litton 2b, Nixon RF, Robinson P

• LF Rickey Henderson OAK leads off game with home run, goes 3-for-6, two RBI, two runs scored

• C Terry Steinbach OAK hits two-run triple in top of fifth off P Mike LaCoss SF • 32-year old P Dave Stewart OAK World Series MVP…two starts, one complete game, 1.69 ERA, 14 strikeouts, just two walks





1989 WORLD SERIES A’S Pos G AB H 2B 3B HR R RBI Avg BB SO SB

Lance Blankenship Todd Burns Jose Canseco

Dennis Eckersley

Mike Gallego

Dave Henderson Rickey Henderson

Rick Honeycutt Stan Javier Carney Lansford Mark McGwire

Mike Moore

Gene Nelson

Dave Parker Ken Phelps Tony Phillips Terry Steinbach

Dave Stewart Walt Weiss

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of

p

2b-1,3b-1

of of

p

of

3b 1b

p

p

dh-2 ph

2b-3,of-1

c

p ss

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4

2

2

4 4

3

1

4 4

2

2

3 1

4

4

2 4

2 0

14

0

1

13 19

0

0

16 17

3

0

9 1

17

16

3 15

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5

0

0

4 9

0

0

7 5

1

0

2 0

4

4

0 2

0 0

0

0

0

2 1

0

0

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1

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1

0

0 0

0 0

0

0

0

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0

0

0 0

0

0

0 0

0

1

0 0

0 0

1

0

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2 1

0

0

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0

0

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1

1

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1 0

5

0

0

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0

0

5 0

1

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.500 -

.357

-

.000

.308

.474

-

-

.438

.294

.333

-

.222

.000

.235

.250

.000

.133

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0

4 2

0

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3 1

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2

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TOTALS 146 44 8 3 9 32 30 .301 18 22 4

GIANTS Pos G AB H 2B 3B HR R RBI Avg BB SO SB

Bill Bathe

Steve Bedrosian

Jeff Brantley Brett Butler Will Clark

Kelly Downs Scott Garrelts Atlee Hammaker Terry Kennedy

Mike LaCoss Craig Lefferts Greg Litton

Candy Maldonado

Kirt Manwaring

Kevin Mitchell Donell Nixon Ken Oberkfell Rick Reuschel Ernie Riles Don Robinson Pat Sheridan

Robby Thompson

Jose Uribe

Matt Williams

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0

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1

1

3

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1 0

0

0

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0

0

3 0

0

2

0

0 0

0

0

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2

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1

.500

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- .286

.250

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.000 -

.167

.000

- .500

.091

1.000

.294

.200

.333

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.000

- .000

.091

.200

.125

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0

0 2

1

0

0 0

1

0

0 0

0

0

0

1 3

0

0

0 0

0

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3

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3

0

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4

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1 0

0

1

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4

0

6

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0

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0 0

0

0

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0

0

0

0 0

0

0

0 0

0

0

0

TOTALS 134 28 4 1 4 14 14 .209 8 27 2

A’S W L G GS CG S Sh IP ERA H SO ER BB

Todd Burns Dennis Eckersley

Rick Honeycutt Mike Moore

Gene Nelson

Dave Stewart MVP

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0

0 2

0

2

0

0

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0

0

2

2

3 2

2

2

0

0

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2

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0

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0 0

0

0

0

0

0 0

0

1

1.2

1.2

2.2 13.0

1.0

16.0

0.00

0.00

6.75 2.08

54.00

1.69

1

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4

10

0

0

2 10

1

14

0

0

2 3

6

3

1

0

0 3

2

2

TOTALS 4 0 13 4 1 1 1 36.0 3.50 28 27 14 8

GIANTS W L G GS CG S Sh IP ERA H SO ER BB

Steve Bedrosian

Jeff Brantley

Kelly Downs Scott Garrelts Atlee Hammaker Mike LaCoss Craig Lefferts Rick Reuschel Don Robinson

0

0

0

0 0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2 0

0

0

1

1

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3

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2 2

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0

0

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0

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0

0

0

0

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4.1

2.2

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1.2

0.00

4.15

7.71

9.82 15.43

6.23

3.38

11.25

21.60

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5

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4

2

5

4

2

1

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