Novoa! No!

Beyond terrible. Serves up a grand slam and another homer in the same inning.

 

That might be discussed someplace on this thread.

 

Not to pick sides here, but a team serving up two grand slams in the same inning, and allowing 17 batters to get to the fucking plate, probably deserves its own thread.

This thing is probably a rarity in slow-pitch softball, let alone in PRO baseball.

 

- C. Woodward flied out to center
- C. Beltran safe at first on T. Walker's fielding error
- C. Delgado singled to center, C. Beltran to second
- D. Wright singled to right, C. Beltran to third, C. Delgado to second
- C. Floyd homered to deep left, C. Delgado, C. Beltran and D. Wright scored
- X. Nady walked
- R. Novoa relieved S. Marshall
- R. Castro reached on fielder's choice, X. Nady to second on T. Walker's fielding error
- E. Chavez hit for P. Feliciano
- E. Chavez singled to right, X. Nady scored, R. Castro to third
- E. Chavez stole second
- J. Valentin singled to shortstop
- C. Woodward grounded into fielder's choice, R. Castro out at home, E. Chavez to third, J. Valentin to second
- C. Beltran homered to deep left center, E. Chavez, J. Valentin and C. Woodward scored
- C. Delgado doubled to deep left
- D. Wright homered to deep right, C. Delgado scored
- W. Ohman relieved R. Novoa
- C. Floyd walked
- X. Nady walked, C. Floyd to second
- R. Castro flied out to deep center
- End of Inning (11 Runs, 8 Hits, 2 Errors)

 

That half-inning was longer than some of the threads on this board.

 

So the Mets power hitters (3-through-6) were 6-for-7 with 10 RBI, 3 homers, reached on an error and walked in that half inning.

 

All after retiring the leadoff batter, as I'm sure they'd say on the radio.

 

I left the room just after the first grand slam and returned just in time for the second one.

 

What the Cubs do on the field at Wrigley has NOTHING to do with PRO baseball.

 

Was Lee Elia available for comment after last night's game?

"And that's the Cubs? My fuckin' ass."

 

Chan Ho Park gave up 2 grand slams in the same inning — to the same guy, Fernando Tatis.

 

It was the highlight of both of their careers.