> o/t: Pitt Pirates walk off 10th inning HR to beat Dodgers (1 to 0) to end the Dodger
> pitcher's no hit game was outstanding. I don't recall ever listening/witnessing a
> ball game on radio where a team almost being no hit managing to win a ball game with
> only 1 hit while opposing team had both multiple hits and baserunners with chance to
> win ball game and yet lose to a team with only 1 hit. A HR hit.
That might be the only time you've personally witnessed such a thing, but I'm sure you've heard of the Pirates' own Harvey Haddix taking a perfect game against the Milwaukee Brewers into the 13th inning on May 26, 1959, only for the Pirates to lose when they gave up an error, a walk, and a home run that was ruled a double because of bad baserunning. And that was allegedly *despite* the Brewers having stolen the Pirates' signs and *knowing* what Haddix was going to pitch.
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