Cleveland - 111 110 002 00 - 7 7 2
Twins - 100 150 000 01 - 8 10 2
Doug Kern reports that it had been 18 years since Cleveland had scored exactly one run in the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th innings of a game. Someone else tweeted that Cleveland had done it on September 14, 1906 and August 1, 1991. (Since 2021 minus 18 is not 1991, there must also be other games.)
Tigers - 000 000 000 - 0 2 1
Cleveland - 111 110 10x - 6 12 2
Cleveland - 111 100 000 - 5 8 1
Blue Jays - 300 002 20x - 7 10 1
Blue Jays - 300 002 20x - 7 10 1
The last time it had happened in MLB was on April 28, 2018, when the Red Sox did it against the Rays.
Rays – 022 011 114 – 12 18 1
Red Sox – 111 110 001 - 6 12 1
By chance I had been looking at box scores from 1888 on Wednesday evening and had found several instances of a "picket fence" linescore, including three games in two days
May 23, 1888, Central League
Binghamton - 000 000 000 - 0 4 13
Jersey City - 111 110 10x - 6 5 2
Jersey City - 111 110 10x - 6 5 2
May 24, 1888, National League
Detroit - 210 000 100 - 4 7 0
Chicago - 111 110 03x - 8 12 4
Chicago - 111 110 03x - 8 12 4
May 24, 1888, New England League
Worcester - 200 000 002 - 4 4 11
Salem - 111 110 20x - 7 8 8
Salem - 111 110 20x - 7 8 8
May 30, 1888, National League
Detroit - 111 110 100 - 6 15 1
Philadelphia - 000 100 001 - 2 8 6
Philadelphia - 000 100 001 - 2 8 6
[8 runs scored in a binary linescore (1s and 0s)]
Also:
May 14, 1888, Inter-State League
Bloomington - 100 011 000 - 3 8 10
Decatur - 100 111 10x - 5 5 4
Decatur - 100 111 10x - 5 5 4
[Also an 8-run binary linescore]
June 8, 1888, International Association
Troy - 111 001 305 - 12 12 5
Hamilton - 111 200 400 - 9 12 16
Hamilton - 111 200 400 - 9 12 16
May 23, 1888, Tri-State League
Jackson - 303 111 012 - 12 16 4
Wheeling - 111 011 003 - 8 11 5
Wheeling - 111 011 003 - 8 11 5
[Nine single-run half-innings]
May 7, 1888, Central League
Newark - 012 123 400 - 13 14 5
Elmire - 200 001 100 - 4 6 13
[A linescore with "1234" is (of course) known as a Ramones linescore. This game has the full count-in: "Oh, 1-2, 1-2-3-4!"]
Elmire - 200 001 100 - 4 6 13
[A linescore with "1234" is (of course) known as a Ramones linescore. This game has the full count-in: "Oh, 1-2, 1-2-3-4!"]
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Jorge Polanco: First batter in Minnesota Twins history (since 1961) to have three walkoff anythings within four days of each other. Prior to Polanco, the Twins record was held by Joe Nossek . . . who took 37 days to collect three walkoffs in 1965: June 25, June 27, July 31.
Rays - 000 012 100 - 4 7 1
Twins - 200 200 001 - 5 4 1
[Polanco: Sac Fly to RF scores winning run]
Cleveland - 020 011 000 0 - 4 8 1
Twins - 101 101 000 1 - 5 14 4
[Polanco: Double to RF scores winning run]
Cleveland - 111 110 002 00 - 7 7 2
Twins - 100 150 000 01 - 8 10 2
[Polanco: Single to RF scores winning run]
David Ortiz had three walkoff hits in an 11-day span in the 2004 postseason: October 8, 17, and 18.
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