Baseball's most bizarre plays : a roster of the odd, the improbable and the downright confounding in major league history
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Baseball's most bizarre plays : a roster of the odd, the improbable and the downright confounding in major league history
McFarland & Company, c2022
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 181-182) and index
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内容説明
Baseball has produced some notably strange plays-like Randy Johnson's fastball dismantling a bird-yet there have been many that defy belief. Beginning with Todd Frazier tricking umpires into calling an out with a rubber ball and culminating in Al "The Mad Hungarian" Hrabosky pitching into a scrum of two batters and a manager at home plate, this book describes the 150 most bizarre plays in the history of the game. Baserunners going in the wrong direction, outfielders kicking the ball, three runners meeting at one base, two balls in play, players ejected for dancing and many other anomalies are presented with detailed commentary.
目次
Acknowledgments vi
Preface 1
The Plays 5
Conclusion 174
Notes 177
Bibliography 181
Index 183
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