MaineDem
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Sat Apr-16-05 07:45 PM
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A complete baseball game in an hour and 39 minutes! |
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Good grief!!!
Seattle and White Sox, I think. Man, the tv people probably didn't get all their commericals in. :D
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Sat Apr-16-05 07:46 PM
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Reverend_Smitty
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Sat Apr-16-05 07:49 PM
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2. and that's in the American League! |
lenidog
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Sat Apr-16-05 08:04 PM
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3. Could have been worse the shortest game ever was played in 1926 |
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Between St Louis and the New York Yankees they played a full 9 innings and it lasted 55 minutes. BTW on the other end of the spectrum the longest game ever played was Chicago vs Milwaukee it went 25 innings and lasted 8 hours 6 mins and was played in 1984
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Sun Apr-17-05 10:13 AM
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4. Buehrle worked fast, and Franklin was right behind him. |
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No pitching changes. Only seven hits total. All three M's hits by Ichiro, who scored their only run. Both Sox runs came quick on homers. And there you go.
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Sun Apr-17-05 10:41 AM
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5. The MLB average game time for 2004 was 2 hours and 47 minutes, |
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and every MLB team average was under 3 hours during 2004 and 2003.
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Sun Apr-17-05 11:08 AM
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6. For an baseball fan like myself, |
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that's entertainment! Runs at a premium, pitchers with their best stuff, reinforcing the idea that good piching beats good hitting, ALMOST every time....:)
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Sun Apr-17-05 12:26 PM
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7. Buehrle always works quick, also that this into consideration... |
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This was brought up on the Score sports radio here in Chicago this morning. The quick games back in the od days were not televised and the time between half innings was something like a minute. These days every game is televised with a mandatory 2.6 minute break. That is an extra 25.5 minutes of commercials.
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