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BP Fantasy Baseball (2008-2024, Current Champion = MD Buckeye again)

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Jake said:
The Pirates have been around since 1887 and it took less than an hour tonight for Chris Archer to set a team record - first pitcher to allow 4 HRs in one inning.

I started him, of course. :argh:
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The Reds have been around longer (I think) and have 4 different fucking guys tied for allowing 5 HR's in one inning.

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Jake said:
Was that by one guy in an inning? Looks like a team record (multiple pitchers, same inning).

The Brewers game it was Brandon Claussen giving up 4 and Chris Hammond giving up the 5th. Claussen beat Archer by 13 years. Poor bastard.

https://www.baseball-reference.com/boxes/MIL/MIL200604220.shtml
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You may be right. I do remember Mario Soto giving up 4 in one inning toward the end of his career.

Pretty sure Eric Milton turned the trick as well.
 
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Jake said:
Was that by one guy in an inning? Looks like a team record (multiple pitchers, same inning).

The Brewers game it was Brandon Claussen giving up 4 and Chris Hammond giving up the 5th. Claussen beat Archer by 13 years. Poor bastard.

https://www.baseball-reference.com/boxes/MIL/MIL200604220.shtml
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4 HR allowed by one pitcher in one inning has been done twice in Reds history.


Mario Soto gave up 4 in the 4th inning to the Expos in Riverfront on 4/29/86

Claussen gave up 4, also in the 4th inning, to the Brewers in Milwaukee on 4/22/06.

Bill fucking Hall was , of course, involved.

Fun seeing Jose Lima's name on the list. If it was epic and bad and happened to a pitcher you can almost bet Lima was the culprit. Adam Dunn hit one off him that is still in orbit as far as I know.
 
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Branden fucking Claussen. Yet another "stud" prospect the Yanks suckered those turds into trading for. I don't even remember who the yanks got back.

Ah, hell....went ahead and looked it up. Aaron Fucking Boone and Gabe White for Claussen and Charlie Manning. :lol:
 
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Fungo Squiggly said:
Branden fucking Claussen. Yet another "stud" prospect the Yanks suckered those turds into trading for. I don't even remember who the yanks got back.

Ah, hell....went ahead and looked it up. Aaron Fucking Boone and Gabe White for Claussen and Charlie Manning. :lol:
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It's almost like the Reds haven't been good at trades for a long, long time.

Almost
 
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