Ha! That’s great. My memories: Clemens going for 300th, Tigers came back late. Then a WHOLE NOTHER GAME pitched by (IIRC) Steve Sparks, mainly. Then I realized my parents were going to wonder where I was and that I should call to say “uh hey still at that game five hours later.”
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Yes. David Wells was the other "starter" (he had been scheduled to skip the start because of a minor injury--to his back, if memory serves). It was hot out. I remember at least one squandered Tigers opportunity. And I did not think to call my parents, but should have!
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…eclipsed for me by 2005 NLCS G5. Place was literally shaking with excitement (we were under scoreboard in RF), then just complete silence. Early-ish days for
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That's great! #2 for me is 2013 ALCS G2: Ortiz grand slam. Sounded like a cannon. Another SRO ticket, but I actually had to stand. Perfect view of the GS. Ecstatic Sox fans hugged me. Of course I was rooting for the other guys. But still, memorable.
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And now
@LongHallOwl reminded me of another one that nearly eclipsed it! Second game of 2013 season, Rangers stupidly didn’t give Yu the opening day start.@lonestarball hosted an outing for exiled Rangers fans. Planned to go for 4-5 innings as I was 38 weeks pregnant. (1/2) -
Couldn’t leave a perfect game, so we stayed to the bitter end to see it broken up by 9th-hole hitter (rookie, then, maybe?) Marwin Gonzalez. Went into labor four nights later and had my daughter that weekend. She just turned seven, sigh.
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