Saturday, July 25, 2015

I've seen the HOF Class of 2015 Play

Congratulations to the Hall of Fame Class of 2015!

I was fortunate enough to see each of them play several times.

Craig Biggio 

Saw him play both catcher & second base:

9/22/88 

4/23/89 
5/22/93
5/23/93
6/23/00
9/18/03
4/23/04
4/24/04
4/25/04
6/27/05
6/28/05
6/29/05
6/5/07
7/12/94 All Star Game
7/9/96 All Star Game

15 games



John Smoltz

8/26/90
5/1/04
5/11/05
7/9/96 All Star Game

4 games




 

Randy Johnson
I saw a no-hitter that Randy pitched in (6/25/99), but he lost to Jose Jimenez, 1-0, despite striking out 14.
9/7/91
4/11/97
4/10/98
6/25/99 
7/30/04
9/22/04
6/10/07
8/12/08
7/12/94 All Star Game

9 games

 

Pedro Martinez
Petie's best years were in Boston, and I was there for most of them. I also got to see him pitch for the Dodgers and the Mets, as well as the Expos in the 1996 All Star Game.

Highlights were May 6, 2000, when he struck out 17 and walked only 1, but lost a 1-0 complete game, and May 18, 2002, when he pitched an immaculate first inning (striking out the side on 9 pitches.) I had amazing seats at Fenway Park for both!

5/24/93
5/25/93
8/3/99
5/6/00 

5/23/00
7/28/00
8/2/00
4/14/01
6/9/01
6/26/01
4/1/02
5/18/02
4/17/03
6/26/03
7/21/08
7/9/96 All Star Game

15 games


© 2015 Douglas T. Dinsmoor

2 Comments:

At October 25, 2015 at 7:00 PM, Blogger Steve Scott said...

It's great to be able to chronicle this.

 
At October 25, 2015 at 9:17 PM, Blogger Douglas T. Dinsmoor said...

Hey, Steve -

Good to hear from you!

Yeah, I had the foresight way back when to save my ticket stubs. I've got all but a couple for the 1,400+ games I've been to. I used Baseball Reference to figure out who played for whom and when, then crossed that against my tix. A fair amount of work, but it was fun, too. Glad I did it.

dd

 

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