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: PrawfsHow Baseball Has Changed
By Dan Markel, Ethan Leib, Rick Garnett, Matt Bodie, Paul Horwitz , Steve Vladeck, and Orly Lobel
This has nothing to do with law or lawyers (other than me), but I'm procrastigrading.
In honor of the passing of Ernie Harwell, I pulled out my "Year of the Tiger 1968" CD and
listened to most of it on the ride home from Costco (where I was picking up the summer supply of doggie Prozac for Annie, the wacko golden mix, right). I was stunned to hear that in the eleven games leading up to the pennant clicher in September of that year, the Tigers (managed by Mayo Smith, left) never used a relief pitcher. The starting pitchers pitched eleven straight complete games. I doubt that is a record, but baseball buffs will
agree with me that is never going to happen again.
I also have to say memories are amazing things. I turned fourteen that summer, and I can place exactly where I was - in a friend's parents car driving home from the temple on a Friday night; out in the street in front of our house; at the ballgame; watching on television - when many of the events took place. "We're all behind our baseball team; go get 'em, Tigers! World Series bound and pickin' up steam....
UPDATE: Annie said she didn't like the first picture so I've replaced it, and Max got jealous so his picture is now posted as well.
Full post as published by Prawfs on May 14, 2010 (boomark / email).
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