Great Moments in Enhanced Gameday History - 10 Aug 2008, inning 7

Posted by Rhubarb_Runner on Sunday, August 10th, 2008 at 4:03 pm

Light Rail sits at 101 pitches and attempts to get the 3^rd out of the inning, up by two with a runner at 2^nd base and Mitch Maier at bat...

After getting a called strike on the first pitch, Maier fouls the next eight before Mauer catches a foul tip on the 10^th pitch, and Baker returns to the dugout with 112 pitches and a two run lead preserved to finish a fine 7-inning outing.

Tags: Kansas City Royals, Scott Baker

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GreekHouse replied on August 11th, 2008 at 10:29 am

Great pitching by Baker. Too bad Nathan wasn't available to pitch the 8th, or the 9th, or the 10th, or...

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