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Adammoe
down 6 to nothing
and we bust out a 16 run 3rd inning
haha
bet they didnt see that coming:o
16 run inning
September 23, 2003 at 12:54AM View BBCode
single seasondown 6 to nothing
and we bust out a 16 run 3rd inning
haha
bet they didnt see that coming:o
Adammoe
http://www.simdynasty.com/boxscore.jsp?boxscoreid=485034&cityid=4:D
September 23, 2003 at 07:39PM View BBCode
yephttp://www.simdynasty.com/boxscore.jsp?boxscoreid=485034&cityid=4:D
Adammoe
clicking on the link didnt seem to work for me
September 23, 2003 at 07:40PM View BBCode
I suggest copying and pastingclicking on the link didnt seem to work for me
celamantia
How in the world did the starting pitcher survive that inning?
Yeesh. 16 runs for that pitcher, but only 9 earned...
September 23, 2003 at 08:13PM View BBCode
Yow! And it only would have been a 4-run inning without the error by Jake Alexander, and the game would have gone to extra innings!How in the world did the starting pitcher survive that inning?
Yeesh. 16 runs for that pitcher, but only 9 earned...
Duff77
TYSON ALERT! Why didn't ABE yank this pitcher? Okay, there were three errors, but the dude still gave up all sixteen runs. I know he got yanked on the hammered rule in the fourth, but any manager would've pulled him in the third--at least after he gave up the slam.
And didn't Cincy once give up 16 unearned runs in a game? Anybody know that record?
September 24, 2003 at 03:46AM View BBCode
The Orioles played a game in Texas several years ago with an inning that looked a lot like that. It ended with Manny Alexander (an infielder) giving up a grand slam to Kevin Elster. But then even Manny didn't give up the SECOND blast. :)TYSON ALERT! Why didn't ABE yank this pitcher? Okay, there were three errors, but the dude still gave up all sixteen runs. I know he got yanked on the hammered rule in the fourth, but any manager would've pulled him in the third--at least after he gave up the slam.
And didn't Cincy once give up 16 unearned runs in a game? Anybody know that record?
Duff77
Here's the inning without the errors:
Pat Snyder (made 1st out instead of reaching on an error--1 out). Jimmie Ogrodowski lays down a bunt. He is thrown out at first (doesn't matter that he wouldn't have bunted--out #2). Runners advance. Wild pitch, all runners advance a base. Andrew Dewitt singles. Pat Snyder scores (unearned run). Andrew Dewitt steals second. Adam Metzger walks. Sean Neon singles. Andrew Dewitt scores (earned). Curt Metz singles. Adam Metzger scores (earned). Matt Rossi grounds into a force play to the shortstop (3rd out).
All the runs scored after that should have been unearned, because if you reconstruct the inning without the errors, no one should've batted after Rossi. So I count 2 earned runs. The pitcher was charged with 9.
Feel free to correct me if I have this wrong, but this is how I've always understood the rule.
September 24, 2003 at 09:31AM View BBCode
By the way, I think ABE has it wrong. As far as I know, any run that scores after there should have been three outs is unearned. It's computed by reconstructing the inning without the errors.Here's the inning without the errors:
Pat Snyder (made 1st out instead of reaching on an error--1 out). Jimmie Ogrodowski lays down a bunt. He is thrown out at first (doesn't matter that he wouldn't have bunted--out #2). Runners advance. Wild pitch, all runners advance a base. Andrew Dewitt singles. Pat Snyder scores (unearned run). Andrew Dewitt steals second. Adam Metzger walks. Sean Neon singles. Andrew Dewitt scores (earned). Curt Metz singles. Adam Metzger scores (earned). Matt Rossi grounds into a force play to the shortstop (3rd out).
All the runs scored after that should have been unearned, because if you reconstruct the inning without the errors, no one should've batted after Rossi. So I count 2 earned runs. The pitcher was charged with 9.
Feel free to correct me if I have this wrong, but this is how I've always understood the rule.
Bob
September 24, 2003 at 11:30AM View BBCode
ABE has difficulty calculating unearned runs. It's a known bug, but Tyson says it is a real pain to program. Since it doesn't really impact gameplay and is so difficult to fix, it's low on the list to be fixed. Some day, though.
Duff77
September 24, 2003 at 10:54PM View BBCode
I know, but I just wanted to see if I was right. It stinks in a game like that, where a guy is charged with seven runs he shouldn't have been. But oh well, Tyson has more important things to do :)
Adammoe
October 08, 2003 at 11:22PM View BBCode
im just gonna bump this because this i havent seen anythin betterPages: 1