irwin posted:Jim Bouton holds the record for the most hits given up in a 9 inning complete game shutout. (14 hits).
Well, that certainly is a left handed compliment
irwin posted:Jim Bouton holds the record for the most hits given up in a 9 inning complete game shutout. (14 hits).
Well, that certainly is a left handed compliment
thistlintom posted:irwin posted:Jim Bouton holds the record for the most hits given up in a 9 inning complete game shutout. (14 hits).
Well, that certainly is a left handed compliment
Actually, in the case of Bouton, it was a right-handed compliment.
irwin posted:thistlintom posted:irwin posted:Jim Bouton holds the record for the most hits given up in a 9 inning complete game shutout. (14 hits).
Well, that certainly is a left handed compliment
Actually, in the case of Bouton, it was a right-handed compliment.
You are welcome for the set up
thistlintom posted:irwin posted:thistlintom posted:irwin posted:Jim Bouton holds the record for the most hits given up in a 9 inning complete game shutout. (14 hits).
Well, that certainly is a left handed compliment
Actually, in the case of Bouton, it was a right-handed compliment.
You are welcome for the set up
chip shot. Thanks.
On the topic of giving up the most hits in a game:
There was a guy named Allan Travers, who played a single game in the majors. On May 18, 1912, he gave up 26 hits in a 9 inning game. Not a shutout. Of course, in those days they weren’t into relief pitchers. He has an interesting biography. The circumstances pursuant to which he played in just one game and his life story can be found on Wikipedia. After his one game, he became a Catholic priest.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allan_Travers
Johnny Clegg, South African musician, at 66. I know him from the band Juluka.
brucehayes posted:Johnny Clegg, South African musician, at 66. I know him from the band Juluka.
RIP - Johnny Clegg and Savuka were very important. Will listen to Great Heart on the way home
Gutted...
John Paul Stevens.
A hero of mine.
RIP.
winetarelli posted:Gutted...
John Paul Stevens.
A hero of mine.
RIP.
I am sure he is quite disgusted with the current state of the Court and nation generally. He was 99 years old
jcocktosten posted:brucehayes posted:Johnny Clegg, South African musician, at 66. I know him from the band Juluka.
RIP - Johnny Clegg and Savuka were very important. Will listen to Great Heart on the way home
The Jimmy Buffett version gets regular play in our house as part of a playlist I put together.
thelostverse posted:jcocktosten posted:brucehayes posted:Johnny Clegg, South African musician, at 66. I know him from the band Juluka.
RIP - Johnny Clegg and Savuka were very important. Will listen to Great Heart on the way home
The Jimmy Buffett version gets regular play in our house as part of a playlist I put together.
Among the least surprising items of the day
They play a lot of Johnny Clegg on Radio Margaritaville
jcocktosten posted:thelostverse posted:jcocktosten posted:brucehayes posted:Johnny Clegg, South African musician, at 66. I know him from the band Juluka.
RIP - Johnny Clegg and Savuka were very important. Will listen to Great Heart on the way home
The Jimmy Buffett version gets regular play in our house as part of a playlist I put together.
Among the least surprising items of the day
Guilty.
Art Neville
Cesar Pelli.
Rutger Hauer
brucehayes posted:Rutger Hauer
All those who knew him first from his early work with Paul Verhoeven raise their hands.
Flesh+Blood or farther back like Soldier of Orange?
wineismylife posted:Flesh+Blood or farther back like Soldier of Orange?
Soldier of Orange, Spetters and The Fourth Man. He was a very interesting director before he "made it" and came to America.
Thought so.
You have burned so very very brightly Rutger.
The King of Broadway--Harold Prince.