September 13, 200422 yr Going into the 9th the padres were winning 3-2 At the end of the 9th the padres won 15-2. They scored a total of 12 runs in the 9th. Top 9th: San Diego -S. Burroughs tripled to deep right center, R. Hernandez and R. Aurilia scored -P. Nevin singled to left, S. Burroughs scored, M. Loretta to second -J. Payton doubled to deep center, M. Loretta and P. Nevin scored -K. Robinson singled to right, J. Payton scored, K. Greene to third -R. Hernandez singled to center, K. Greene scored, K. Robinson to third -T. Long singled to right, K. Robinson scored, R. Hernandez to second -S. Burroughs singled to center, R. Hernandez scored, T. Long to third -B. Giles homered to deep right center, S. Burroughs and M. Loretta scored Simply wow
September 13, 200422 yr Would have been even cooler if Hoffman had got the last out of the 8th, then got the 12 run 9th, and pitched the bottom half to get a save in a 13 run win.
September 13, 200422 yr Would have been even cooler if Hoffman had got the last out of the 8th, then got the 12 run 9th, and pitched the bottom half to get a save in a 13 run win.
September 13, 200422 yr Wow, all I can say is WOW. Their offense should be tapped for a week. :thumbup
September 13, 200422 yr How much men to the plate in the inning? 555625[/snapback] Well they scored 12 runs so you automatically add 12 Than there has to be 3 outs so you add 3 And there are only 3 bases for runners to be on... So it would have to be from 15-18 batters.
September 13, 200422 yr That's almost as much as Boston got off Pavano, Tejera, and friends. . :banghead
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