Goose Gossage and Dan Quisenberry and, of course, Steve "Don't Blow It" Howe had their moments, too. Mark Wohlers gave up a homer to Jim Leyritz in '96 that cost the Braves back-to-back series titles. But it was a starter, Ralph Terry, who gave up the most famous ninth-inning run perhaps in Series history.
Good to know.
The real villain in that ATL-NYY game was starter Denny Neagle, who had a big lead and couldn't get through 6 innings.
I have never heard of the October MLB playoffs referred to as the "tournament" ....
Goose Gossage and Dan Quisenberry and, of course, Steve "Don't Blow It" Howe had their moments, too. Mark Wohlers gave up a homer to Jim Leyritz in '96 that cost the Braves back-to-back series titles. But it was a starter, Ralph Terry, who gave up the most famous ninth-inning run perhaps in Series history.