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[El Supremo]

[JonLP24]

1. I was following on

ESPN play-by-play.

http://espn.go.com/mlb/playbyplay?gameId=300825127&full=0&inning=9

That 8th inning was very nice.

[El Supremo]

2. Tied their biggest comeback ever.

9 runs down.

[JonLP24]

3. Wow

I didn't notice they were that far down. Got a much needed win and what a way to do it.

[El Supremo]

4. History

Colorado also came back from nine runs down to beat Florida 18-17 on July 4, 2008. The NL record for the biggest comeback is 11 runs, and the major league mark is 12.

[Auggie]

7. Three teams share the major league mark of 12

The most recent -- on August 5th, 2001, Cleveland became the third team to scratch their names into the record books next to the 1911 Detroit Tigers and the 1925 Philadelphia A's when they came back from deficits of 12-0 and 14-2 to beat the Seattle Mariners 15 to 14.

LINK: http://www.seattlepi.com/baseball/34123_mari06.shtml

[El Supremo]

5. Wouldn't you know it. Fricso was down by 9 runs also.

They had a 6 run 8th and are tied with the Reds in extra innings.

Fucking copy cats!

[Auggie]

6. Sandoval made the throwing error

that allowed the game to be tied.

:banghead:

The Elias Sports Bureau has confirmed that never in the history of baseball have two teams overcome 10 to 1 deficits in the same day to win.

[El Supremo]

8. And it didn't happen today.

:woohoo:

[Upton]

9. I just saw the highlights of the Giants game

and Pablo blew it. After that great comeback too. It would have been a close play at first anyway, but by throwing the ball away, Sandoval put the Reds in immediate scoring position....a gift run from the Panda. He shouldn't be playing third anyway, he doesn't have any range.

[trumad]

10. LOL---I'm currently in Atlanta for business---

and was in a sports bar yesterday watching this go down.

[Auggie]

11. Congratulations to the Rockies and their fans anyway (n/t)