What do you think the biggest blooper in History is, weither it be a Manager's,Player's, Fan's, umpire's owner's, or other baseball persons mistake?
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30Bill Buckner's Botched Ball36.67%11Gates Brown's "Hot Dogging" it0.00%0Micky Owen's Dropped Third Strike10.00%3Fan robs Alou6.67%2Edd Roush mid-inning cat nap0.00%0Umpire Barry McCormack who ejected Roush for it0.00%0Manager/player blowing his nose (which was double steal sign) and blew the game.0.00%0Redsoxs selling Babe Ruth to the yankees13.33%4The Federal league's idea to put xtra balls behind mound0.00%0Babe Ruth caught stealing to lose 1926 WS13.33%4Umpire Rich Garcia calling the ball caught by 12 year old boy Jeff Maier a HR10.00%3other10.00%3Last edited by Williamsburg2599; 03-29-2006, 02:27 PM.Tags: None
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-Babe Ruth trade
-Buckner's error in '86
- Alex Gonzalez error in the '03 ALCS ( Bartman game)"I was pitching one day when my glasses clouded up on me. I took them off to polish them. When I looked up to the plate, I saw Jimmie Foxx. The sight of him terrified me so much that I haven't been able to wear glasses since." - Left Gomez
"(Lou) Gehrig never learned that a ballplayer couldn't be good every day." - Hank Gowdy
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Originally posted by RedSoxVT92Billy Buckner is a big one. Although I feel bad for him even though it was a horrible mistake. And it wasnt completley his fault the management could also be to blame for their desisions.
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new york highlander owners frank farrell and bill devery figured their season was lost so they scheduled a football game between columbia university and williams college on 10/8/1904 at hilltop park - problem was they were due to host a doubleheader - well the season came down to the last five games - a showdown with the boston americans - the first yankee-red sox chase for the pennnant - new york was behind boston .5 games going into the first game on 10/7 - they won and reversed the standings - the teams had to travel to boston to play two on the 8th - they dropped both - back to new york for a doubleheader on the 10th - highlanders dropped the first game and it was over
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Originally posted by bkmckennathat is just a fielding error - buckner is no more to blame than any other major leaguer who has made an error in his career
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If you use as a base how much the error impacted the perception and future infamy of the player involved I would rate the top three as:
1- Bill Buckner's botched grounder
2- Fred Merkle's failure to touch 2nd
3- Fred Snodgrass dropped fly ball in the 1912 World SeriesMy eyes perceive the present, but my roots are imbedded deeply in the grandeur of the past. "Chief Meyers"
MLBC
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Originally posted by RedSoxVT92Yes, but this is in the world series, when you have to be at your best. This may be a fielding error but it was the worst time to get a blunder esspecially losing it between the legs. That is a bigger error than an error made in a regular season game.
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