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Daily Archives: 8 September, 2012
Pirates create a new linescore for the record books
In baseball history, there have been approximately 2,650 different game linescores (R-H-E) achieved, with about 900 of them only occurring once. Last year, the Indians gave us the first ever 1-0-5 linescore, scoring a single run and throwing the ball … Continue reading
Posted in factoids, game events, records, Retrosheet, scores, teams
Tagged 2-4-7, Doug Kern, ESPN, Indians, Pirates
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