The Angels DSL team gives up 19 runs in a single inning

[mmc]

How often does this happen?

https://www.milb.com/gameday/dsl-angels-vs-dsl-yankees/2019/07/19/598534#game_state=final,lock_state=final,game_tab=box,game=598534

[krAbs]

lol holy shit, I wish they had a play by play of this, not just a scoring play summary.

Double, double, homer, walk, hbp, walk, walk, single, single, sacrifice, walk, triple, single, double. Those are just the scoring plays. In one inning.

edit nvm they do!!

walk, reach on error, double, double, homer,  [pitcher change], line out (1), hbp, single, walk, walk, [pitcher change], single, single, rbi pop out (2), walk, walk, triple, single, single, double, strike out (3)

[fanfromday1]

Sounds like a Little League T-Ball score.

[Taylor]

Sounds like they're ready to join the big league club.

[Taylor]

5 minutes ago, krAbs said:

walk, reach on error, double, double, homer,  [pitcher change], line out (1), hbp, single, walk, walk, [pitcher change], single, single, rbi pop out (2), walk, walk, triple, single, single, double, strike out (3)

They gave up 19 runs on just one HR and 9 hits? Amazing.

[Dick Enberg]

1 minute ago, Taylor said:

They gave up 19 runs on just one HR and 9 hits? Amazing.

its our MO, through the system. Bad pitching!

[krAbs]

1 minute ago, Taylor said:

They gave up 19 runs on just one HR and 9 hits? Amazing.

Hu, yeah. and 7 walks and 2 HBP. One batter reaching on an error...the math still isn't checking out, actually. That should only be 18 runs (with a runner stranded at 2nd when the inning ended).

[Lou]

That's only 9 runs in American baseball

[fan_since79]

The Chicago White Sox in 1959 scored 11 runs in one inning on one single.

There were also 3 errors, 10 walks, and a HBP.

https://www.baseball-reference.com/boxes/KC1/KC1195904220.shtml

[Docwaukee]

that must have sucked for Harvey to take a red eye to the DR.  

[eligrba]

Was Cahill secretly getting a rehab start?

[fan_since79]

My favorite MLB big inning:

Brooklyn Dodgers scored 13 runs in the 8th inning on August 8, 1954, 12 of them scoring after there were two outs and the bases empty.

https://www.baseball-reference.com/boxes/BRO/BRO195408080.shtml

[nate]

D*ck suckin' lips?

[greginpsca]

Since Swanson became the Director of Scouting, his strength appears to be finding hitters. Not so much when drafting pitchers. Maybe the org should expand the department to have another director for scouting of pitchers?

[ten ocho recon scout]

2 hours ago, fan_since79 said:

The Chicago White Sox in 1959 scored 11 runs in one inning on one single.

There were also 3 errors, 10 walks, and a HBP.

https://www.baseball-reference.com/boxes/KC1/KC1195904220.shtml

AO got caught napping!

[Lou]

2 hours ago, nate said:

D*ck suckin' lips?

every time I see it . . . 

[tdawg87]

4 hours ago, greginpsca said:

Since Swanson became the Director of Scouting, his strength appears to be finding hitters. Not so much when drafting pitchers. Maybe the org should expand the department to have another director for scouting of pitchers?

Our pitching has actually been a strength in the minors this year. Don't let this one random occurrence skew that fact.

Btw most of these pitchers are 17-18 years old.

[TooCool]

Can't blame them for doing whatever it takes to make it to the big leagues.

[nate]

Did Peters ever play for the DSL team?