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Ohiogal

(41,040 posts)
Mon Feb 3, 2020, 06:33 PM Feb 2020

Pitcher with the most strikeouts in a World Series game

Bob Gibson, game 1 of the 1968 World Series, struck out 17 Detroit Tigers for the St. Louis Cardinals

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Pitcher with the most strikeouts in a World Series game (Original Post) Ohiogal Feb 2020 OP
Consider that it was against a qualifying World Series team. CaptYossarian Feb 2020 #1
Pretty darned impressive! Ohiogal Feb 2020 #2
Gibson has won an MVP and a Cy Young Award, is in the Hall of Fame, and was even CaptYossarian Feb 2020 #3
I would guess Bob Gibson against the Tigers--1968 kairos12 Feb 2020 #4
Yes Ohiogal Feb 2020 #5
I watched that game! kairos12 Feb 2020 #6
Lolich may have had a gut Ohiogal Feb 2020 #7
He has pancreatic cancer, now--diagnosed last Spring/Summer (announced in July). Gore1FL Feb 2020 #8

CaptYossarian

(6,448 posts)
1. Consider that it was against a qualifying World Series team.
Mon Feb 3, 2020, 06:40 PM
Feb 2020

Then go back and look at his 1.12 ERA for the regular season--before the 1969 expansion.

CaptYossarian

(6,448 posts)
3. Gibson has won an MVP and a Cy Young Award, is in the Hall of Fame, and was even
Mon Feb 3, 2020, 06:52 PM
Feb 2020

a member of the Harlem Globetrotters. And I remember an ad he did in the 70s when he said he had asthma.

Pretty remarkable athlete.

Gore1FL

(22,981 posts)
8. He has pancreatic cancer, now--diagnosed last Spring/Summer (announced in July).
Wed Feb 12, 2020, 12:12 AM
Feb 2020

He's 84 years and fighting it like you'd expect Gibby would.

I have special memories as a very young child watching Gibson pitch and having my mother explain baseball to me.

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