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So a few minutes ago, the TV crew named Luke Putkonen their random Tiger of the Day, and provided a few factoids, but not what I think is the most interesting one: he was the guy who threw the walkoff wild pitch in Miami during the Henderson Alvarez last-game-of-the-season no-hitter against the Tigers in 2013.

Even better, Alvarez was on-deck to hit when it happened, surely making him the only pitcher in history to win a no-hitter while standing in the on-deck circle. He would never have even stepped to the plate, though: bases were loaded with two outs in the bottom of the ninth, so there was either going to be an out to end the inning, or a run to win the game.

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I don’t think I like what I have seen during the last inning or so. Astros hitting home runs; Astro fielders making multiple great catches; Tiger runners making TOOTBLANs; Tiger infielders heaving throws past intended targets into the outfield. Taken together, events like these are frequently harbingers of a team collapse and a loss. Hope I am wrong.

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1 minute ago, chasfh said:

I don’t think I like what I have seen during the last inning or so. Astros hitting home runs; Astro fielders making multiple great catches; Tiger runners making TOOTBLANs; Tiger infielders heaving throws past intended targets into the outfield. Taken together, events like these are frequently harbingers of a team collapse and a loss. Hope I am wrong.

All they need is some Amyl nitrate or some harsh language. 

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25 minutes ago, chasfh said:

So a few minutes ago, the TV crew named Luke Putkonen their random Tiger of the Day, and provided a few factoids, but not what I think is the most interesting one: he was the guy who threw the walkoff wild pitch in Miami during the Henderson Alvarez last-game-of-the-season no-hitter against the Tigers in 2013.

Even better, Alvarez was on-deck to hit when it happened, surely making him the only pitcher in history to win a no-hitter while standing in the on-deck circle. He would never have even stepped to the plate, though: bases were loaded with two outs in the bottom of the ninth, so there was either going to be an out to end the inning, or a run to win the game.

Great story, great memory. 

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1 minute ago, gehringer_2 said:

Blue Jays have lost.

Oviedo gives the Pirates 5 innings of 2 hit ball in his 1st real outing coming off mulitple surgeries incl TJ

Baseball.

I see Vlad Jr didn't play. I wonder how serious that hamstring is? Playing 1st would really stress it.

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