Baseball Research Journal Brj, Volume 52 #1 Society for American Baseball Research
Harvey Haddix pitched one of the most notable "near perfect" games in professional baseball history when he completed 12 perfect innings against the Milwaukee Brewers on May 26, 1959. Unfortuantely,…
Specifikacia Baseball Research Journal Brj, Volume 52 #1 Society for American Baseball Research
Harvey Haddix pitched one of the most notable "near perfect" games in professional baseball history when he completed 12 perfect innings against the Milwaukee Brewers on May 26, 1959. Unfortuantely, Haddix lost the perfecto and the Pirates lost the game in the 13th inning. Although Major League Baseball decreed that such performances be removed from the "official" no-hitters list, those games make for an intriguing list of their own. Haddix's career was not without other highlights. A three-time All-Star, and three-time Gold Glove winner, he was also the winning pitcher of Game Seven of the 1960 World Series.ALSO IN THIS ISSUE: "The Death and Rebirth of the Home Team Batting First" by Gary BellevilleIn the early days of baseball, it was common for a home-team captain to choose to bat first, rather than last. Games could be played with a single ball, and so
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