@BBGreatMoments July 22, 1986. Cardinals lead the Giants 10-2. Vince Coleman steals second and third. Giants take exception. Benches clear. Herzog and Roger Craig go nose to nose. Both managers get shoves in.
Giants homer late. Get the tying run to the plate before the game ends. Always try.
AL Central. Five teams. None above .500. Five questions.
Cleveland — Contender or just the least bad?
Detroit — Skubal's out. Now what?
White Sox — Is the rebuild actually real?
Royals — Was last year the peak?
Twins — Where did this team go?
Least exciting MLB division.
@nut_history Hard to argue with Hornsby. Two Triple Crowns, .358 lifetime average, and we're still talking about him a century later. Would have loved to see that swing in HD instead of old film clips.
Buster Posey is a Hall of Famer. He is not a first ballot Hall of Famer. Three rings and an MVP don't erase 12 seasons and 1,500 hits. Defense matters but so does longevity. Year two.
Now, 2028 looks to be more interesting.
NL Central. Five teams. Five games. Five question marks.
Cubs — Is this for real?
Cardinals — Can the kids hold up for 162?
Reds — Will the pitching survive?
Pirates — Same story, different year?
Brewers — Where's the offense coming from?
@AugieNash Jeff Suppan — 2006 NLCS MVP. Completely forgotten outside STL. That series against the Mets was not supposed to go the way it did and Suppan was a massive reason it did.
2 starts, 15 innings pitched
1-0, 0.60 ERA
Only 1 earned run against the Mets
What a great short video of the Gashouse Gang.
It starts with manager Gabby Street talking to the players as Dizzy Dean and Pepper Martin play catch, and ends with Rogers Hornsby.
#STLCards
@C0mm0nsense1979@Buck The Walker home run was just odd. Walker was in his home-run trot while Smoltz was still talking about how a different pitch would have gotten him out.