The Greatest Baseball Game In Baseball History
February 15, 2009
Hello people, I'm about to show you the greatest baseball game in baseball history. Obviously the team names are going to be the Yankees and Red Sox, just to add a little suspense. The game will include the greatest stars in baseball history, including many people in todays game. If you disagree, then just write a comment saying what player you would take out if you were writing. So here we go.
Baseball Team Name - New York Yankees
Manager - Billy Martin (I'm a fan of Martin even though he's a hot head sometimes haha)
1st Base - Lou Gehrig
2nd Base - Jackie Robinson (7th inning switch, Eddie Collins)
3rd Base - Mike Schmidt
Shortstop - Alex Rodriguez
Left Field - Ted Williams
Right Field - Babe Ruth
Center Field - Mickey Mantle
Designated Hitter - Paul Molitor
Catcher - Johnny Bench (6th inning replacement Yogi Berra)
Starting Pitcher - Cy Young
Closing Pitcher - Mariano Rivera
There we have the New York Yankees, now lets move on to theyre dreaded rivals, the Boston Red Sox.
Baseball Team Name - Boston Red Sox
Manager - Terry Francona
1st Baseman - Jimmie Foxx
2nd Baseman - Rogers Hornsby
3rd Baseman - Brooks Robinson
Shortstop - Honus Wagner
Left Field - Rickey Henderson
Right Field - Hank Aaron
Center Field - Willie Mays
Designated Hitter - Dave Winfield
Catcher - Roy Capinella
Starting Pitcher - Christy Mathewson
Closing Pitcher - Rollie Fingers
Winner - New York Yankees, the Yankees took the game in the 43rd inning due to a Babe Ruth homerun to break the tie. The ending score was 4,986,008 to 4,986,010. (Ruth hit a grand slam to end the game.) It was a huge slufest haha. Pitching was doing theyre best, but striking out The Babe or Ted Williams is a tough thing to do,even with Fingers, Mathewson, or anyone. Thanks for the read.
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