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Title: Walkoff unassisted triple play
Post by: Basscat7 on August 23, 2009, 04:50:30 PM
http://www.walkoffwalk.com/2009/08/eric-bruntlett-makes-history-w.html (http://www.walkoffwalk.com/2009/08/eric-bruntlett-makes-history-w.html)

Phils win 9-7......bottom of the ninth, Phils up by 2,  Mets batting, nobody out, runners at first and second and the Amazin Mets decide to try a double steal...........resulting in the rarest play in baseball, a game ending unassisted triple play.

Line drive to Bruntlett at second, steps on the bag for 2nd out and tags runner coming into 2nd for out # 3.

Someone should tell the Mets that stealing in that situation is not a high percentage move :grin:
Title: Re: Walkoff unassisted triple play
Post by: Pillager on August 23, 2009, 04:53:19 PM
I think they were going for the hit and run instead of the double steal, but either way it was a cool play.  We were watching.  Thought Lidge was going to melt down again, but to be fair a couple of errors played in there.
Title: Re: Walkoff unassisted triple play
Post by: Basscat7 on August 23, 2009, 04:55:04 PM
Quote from: Pillager on August 23, 2009, 04:53:19 PM
I think they were going for the hit and run instead of the double steal, but either way it was a cool play.  We were watching.  Thought Lidge was going to melt down again, but to be fair a couple of errors played in there.
Nahh, double steal., it's the Mets.......either way it is not a smart baseball move cause any type of line drive is an almost automatic double play.
Title: Re: Walkoff unassisted triple play
Post by: bfitch on August 23, 2009, 06:05:30 PM
my head exploded when i saw that play. 2 muffed grounders my Beard-o made it even better. im still stunned that i witness that