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What's the record? We might as well go for it. Have something to root for.:angryfire:

I have no idea what the record is.

The most I know about it is that Cal has the all-time record for hitting into the most (350, nice round number)...and that Joe Torre once hit into 4 of them in a single game...

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The two today still put us at 19th in MLB. So not really. Besides, I think the dismantling of our pitching staff is a more important concern today.

ugh.

Well if we continue on this pace, 5 DP's in 10 innings, we'll be the leaders within a week or so :rofl:

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I have no idea what the record is.

The most I know about it is that Cal has the all-time record for hitting into the most (350, nice round number)...and that Joe Torre once hit into 4 of them in a single game...

The record for most in a game by a team is 6... happened 12 times in the AL, once in the NL... BOS did it 4 times, the Orioles only once...

Most in a game by both teams is 9... happened twice... in both cases, BOS hit into 6 of the 9...

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