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Title: hall of shame
Post by: nomaaa on 05/04/06, 09:02:23 PM
i was looking at the hall of shame today, and i noticed that marty barret is in there for striking out to end the '86 series. i think it should be noted that he was deemed player of the game before this event, as it makes it that much more distasteful.
Title: Re: hall of shame
Post by: JoeDirt on 05/04/06, 10:10:53 PM
Who is Marty Barret?
Title: Re: hall of shame
Post by: Gantry on 05/05/06, 09:12:23 AM
You're not thinking of game 6, are you nomaa?   Or was he player of the game in game 6 & game seven? 
Title: Re: hall of shame
Post by: Attezz on 05/05/06, 09:16:51 AM
Barrett went 1-5 in game seven. (http://www.retrosheet.org/boxesetc/B10270NYN1986.htm)
Title: Re: hall of shame
Post by: Gantry on 05/05/06, 09:28:53 AM
Schiraldi L(0-2)       0.1   3   3   3   0   0   1

Rough game6 & 7 for Calvin...
Title: Re: hall of shame
Post by: Attezz on 05/05/06, 09:45:10 AM
Here's a quick story about the beloved Bob Stanley:

Jimmy Dunn (http://www.jimmydunn.com/home.html) who once worked for ESPN Radio, was performing at a card show in the outskirts of Boston, not sure if everyone's aware, but Bob Stanley lived in Boston for many more years after he finished playing and was an absolute douche, there are tons of stories, but to give you an idea, there was a tricycle on the sidewalk in front of his house once, and he threw it into oncoming traffic for no real reason.

Anyhow, Stanley had just finished signing autographs and Dunn was on stage, Stanley was still being very loud and disrespectful towards Dunn, so Dunn asked him politely to pipe down, Stanley told him that it looked like he needed some help up there anyway, Dunn, who, again, once worked for ESPN Radio, proceeded to go through  Stanley's suck fests in game 7. This embarrassed Stanley and he proceeded to shut up.

After the show, they were both in the parking lot and Dunn was walking up to Stanley to tell him that he didn't have to be such a douche, when Stanley said (before Dunn said anything), you don't have to apologize, I've seen Don Rickles and you're no Don Rickles, Dunn shot back with "Well, I've been heckled by Roger Clemens, and you're no Roger Clemens"
Title: Re: hall of shame
Post by: Gantry on 05/05/06, 10:03:42 AM
Seems like quite a douche...  You did mean Calvin Schiraldi in the opening line, right?  If not, give us some stories about the Steemer...
Title: Re: hall of shame
Post by: Attezz on 05/05/06, 10:09:48 AM
As it turns out, it was indeed Stanley and it was a pitch by pitch recount of his appearance in game 6 (including the pitch to the backstop).

I'll go ahead and fix it again.
Title: Re: hall of shame
Post by: ultimate7 on 05/10/06, 04:11:44 PM
Wow I never went back to see the update, you had me thinking Schraldi was a dick for 2 weeks
Title: Re: hall of shame
Post by: Big Hath on 05/10/06, 06:25:05 PM
Quote from: ultimate7 on 05/10/06, 04:11:44 PM
Wow I never went back to see the update, you had me thinking Schraldi was a dick for 2 weeks

haha me too - if I would have seen him I might have kicked him in the shin
Title: Re: hall of shame
Post by: ultimate7 on 06/06/06, 04:00:21 PM
Possible Gary Carter entry
http://www.retrosheet.org/hidden.htm

According to retrosheet, he was caught on a hidden ball trick 4/8/88 to end the game, it was his birthday.