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[quote name="Smoking Baby" post="1217969" timestamp="1336096686"]
20-4A shell shocked tonight.
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Bottom of the 7th at LCM tied 8 all with 2 outs, James Swan Grand Slam.

That's a true walk-off.

And I'd imagine that Crosby is a little more than shell-shocked.
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[quote name="LCM76" post="1218077" timestamp="1336100717"]
[quote author=Smoking Baby link=topic=99662.msg1217969#msg1217969 date=1336096686]
20-4A shell shocked tonight.
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Bottom of the 7th at LCM tied 8 all with 2 outs, James Swan Grand Slam.

That's a true walk-off.

And I'd imagine that Crosby is a little more than shell-shocked.
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I'm glad to know us LCM folk know what a true walk-off is.
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[quote name="Bear Country" post="1218099" timestamp="1336102033"]
[quote author=GCMPats link=topic=99662.msg1218092#msg1218092 date=1336101702]
http://www.livestrong.com/article/90933-walk-off-home-run-definition/

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Did you even read that?? it states in the article YOU provided that you must over come a deficit for it to be walk-off.
[/quote]
2nd paragraph. 3rd sentence.


Please read the article. Do not skim.

"A walk-off home run is simply a home run that results in a win for the home team."
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[quote name="GCMPats" post="1218106" timestamp="1336102476"]
[quote author=Bear Country link=topic=99662.msg1218099#msg1218099 date=1336102033]
[quote author=GCMPats link=topic=99662.msg1218092#msg1218092 date=1336101702]
http://www.livestrong.com/article/90933-walk-off-home-run-definition/

[/quote]

Did you even read that?? it states in the article YOU provided that you must over come a deficit for it to be walk-off.
[/quote]
2nd paragraph. 3rd sentence.


Please read the article. Do not skim.

"A walk-off home run is simply a home run that results in a win for the home team."
[/quote]

Will you please read the whole section marked definition that talks about over coming a deficit and explain to me how your 8 run lead turned 11 making the run rule go into play accounts for that definition you provided
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[quote name="Bear Country" post="1218108" timestamp="1336102809"]
[quote author=GCMPats link=topic=99662.msg1218106#msg1218106 date=1336102476]
[quote author=Bear Country link=topic=99662.msg1218099#msg1218099 date=1336102033]
[quote author=GCMPats link=topic=99662.msg1218092#msg1218092 date=1336101702]
http://www.livestrong.com/article/90933-walk-off-home-run-definition/

[/quote]

Did you even read that?? it states in the article YOU provided that you must over come a deficit for it to be walk-off.
[/quote]
2nd paragraph. 3rd sentence.


Please read the article. Do not skim.

"A walk-off home run is simply a home run that results in a win for the home team."
[/quote]

Will you please read the whole section marked definition that talks about over coming a deficit and explain to me how your 8 run lead turned 11 making the run rule go into play accounts for that definition you provided
[/quote]

When did my wife get an account on SETX Sports? Good lord.

The definition is pretty clear. The HR results in the home team winning. PERIOD. The examples provided do not include a run-rule walk off HR BECAUSE in the MLB it is not possible to have a run-rule walk off HR since they do not employ the mercy rule.

So yes, the only way to win in the MLB via a walk off HR would be if the home team is tied or trailing by less that 4 runs when the HR occurs.

We play baseball at various levels besides the MLB. In order to expand the definition of a walk off HR to little league, high school, and NCAA regulated games you HAVE to take into account a victory via the mercy rule. In that case, when the home team hits a HR that [b]"results in a win for the home team"[/b] it is by definition a walk off HR. It could also be a walk off base on balls, single, double or triple. (The same concept is applied.) The event resulted in the home team winning the game.
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[quote name="GCMPats" post="1218170" timestamp="1336133585"]
[quote author=Bear Country link=topic=99662.msg1218108#msg1218108 date=1336102809]
[quote author=GCMPats link=topic=99662.msg1218106#msg1218106 date=1336102476]
[quote author=Bear Country link=topic=99662.msg1218099#msg1218099 date=1336102033]
[quote author=GCMPats link=topic=99662.msg1218092#msg1218092 date=1336101702]
http://www.livestrong.com/article/90933-walk-off-home-run-definition/

[/quote]

Did you even read that?? it states in the article YOU provided that you must over come a deficit for it to be walk-off.
[/quote]
2nd paragraph. 3rd sentence.


Please read the article. Do not skim.

"A walk-off home run is simply a home run that results in a win for the home team."
[/quote]

Will you please read the whole section marked definition that talks about over coming a deficit and explain to me how your 8 run lead turned 11 making the run rule go into play accounts for that definition you provided
[/quote]

When did my wife get an account on SETX Sports? Good lord.

The definition is pretty clear. The HR results in the home team winning. PERIOD. The examples provided do not include a run-rule walk off HR BECAUSE in the MLB it is not possible to have a run-rule walk off HR since they do not employ the mercy rule.

So yes, the only way to win in the MLB via a walk off HR would be if the home team is tied or trailing by less that 4 runs when the HR occurs.

We play baseball at various levels besides the MLB. In order to expand the definition of a walk off HR to little league, high school, and NCAA regulated games you HAVE to take into account a victory via the mercy rule. In that case, when the home team hits a HR that [b]"results in a win for the home team"[/b] it is by definition a walk off HR. It could also be a walk off base on balls, single, double or triple. (The same concept is applied.) The event resulted in the home team winning the game.
[/quote]

I understand your side of the argument don't get me wrong, i just don't think the walk-off has as much hype when it is hit because the team was already winning. 
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[quote name="GeeGanderdad" post="1218200" timestamp="1336137747"]
DAAAMMMNN!!!!!
I don't think that WALK OFF 3 run moon shot has landed yet...GOOD JOB GCM....way to send them "POLK COUNTY" boys to the house...
Bearcounty..GOOGLE THAT!!!!
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Them "Polk County" boys sent theirselves to the house.  Hopefully the right team will show up tonight.
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[quote name="Bear Country" post="1218203" timestamp="1336138261"]
[quote author=GCMPats link=topic=99662.msg1218170#msg1218170 date=1336133585]
[quote author=Bear Country link=topic=99662.msg1218108#msg1218108 date=1336102809]
[quote author=GCMPats link=topic=99662.msg1218106#msg1218106 date=1336102476]
[quote author=Bear Country link=topic=99662.msg1218099#msg1218099 date=1336102033]
[quote author=GCMPats link=topic=99662.msg1218092#msg1218092 date=1336101702]
http://www.livestrong.com/article/90933-walk-off-home-run-definition/

[/quote]

Did you even read that?? it states in the article YOU provided that you must over come a deficit for it to be walk-off.
[/quote]
2nd paragraph. 3rd sentence.


Please read the article. Do not skim.

"A walk-off home run is simply a home run that results in a win for the home team."
[/quote]

Will you please read the whole section marked definition that talks about over coming a deficit and explain to me how your 8 run lead turned 11 making the run rule go into play accounts for that definition you provided
[/quote]

When did my wife get an account on SETX Sports? Good lord.

The definition is pretty clear. The HR results in the home team winning. PERIOD. The examples provided do not include a run-rule walk off HR BECAUSE in the MLB it is not possible to have a run-rule walk off HR since they do not employ the mercy rule.

So yes, the only way to win in the MLB via a walk off HR would be if the home team is tied or trailing by less that 4 runs when the HR occurs.

We play baseball at various levels besides the MLB. In order to expand the definition of a walk off HR to little league, high school, and NCAA regulated games you HAVE to take into account a victory via the mercy rule. In that case, when the home team hits a HR that [b]"results in a win for the home team"[/b] it is by definition a walk off HR. It could also be a walk off base on balls, single, double or triple. (The same concept is applied.) The event resulted in the home team winning the game.
[/quote]

I understand your side of the argument don't get me wrong, i just don't think the walk-off has as much hype when it is hit because the team was already winning.
[/quote]

There is no doubt that in regard to drama, suspense, electricity, hype, (whatever adjective you want to use to describe it) a walk off home run in a run rule game is not even close to that of one in the bottom of the 7th (or 9th) inning with your team tied or trailing.

They are both, however, walk off HR's.

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[quote name="GCMPats" post="1218224" timestamp="1336140081"]
[quote author=Bear Country link=topic=99662.msg1218203#msg1218203 date=1336138261]
[quote author=GCMPats link=topic=99662.msg1218170#msg1218170 date=1336133585]
[quote author=Bear Country link=topic=99662.msg1218108#msg1218108 date=1336102809]
[quote author=GCMPats link=topic=99662.msg1218106#msg1218106 date=1336102476]
[quote author=Bear Country link=topic=99662.msg1218099#msg1218099 date=1336102033]
[quote author=GCMPats link=topic=99662.msg1218092#msg1218092 date=1336101702]
http://www.livestrong.com/article/90933-walk-off-home-run-definition/

[/quote]

Did you even read that?? it states in the article YOU provided that you must over come a deficit for it to be walk-off.
[/quote]
2nd paragraph. 3rd sentence.


Please read the article. Do not skim.

"A walk-off home run is simply a home run that results in a win for the home team."
[/quote]

Will you please read the whole section marked definition that talks about over coming a deficit and explain to me how your 8 run lead turned 11 making the run rule go into play accounts for that definition you provided
[/quote]

When did my wife get an account on SETX Sports? Good lord.

The definition is pretty clear. The HR results in the home team winning. PERIOD. The examples provided do not include a run-rule walk off HR BECAUSE in the MLB it is not possible to have a run-rule walk off HR since they do not employ the mercy rule.

So yes, the only way to win in the MLB via a walk off HR would be if the home team is tied or trailing by less that 4 runs when the HR occurs.

We play baseball at various levels besides the MLB. In order to expand the definition of a walk off HR to little league, high school, and NCAA regulated games you HAVE to take into account a victory via the mercy rule. In that case, when the home team hits a HR that [b]"results in a win for the home team"[/b] it is by definition a walk off HR. It could also be a walk off base on balls, single, double or triple. (The same concept is applied.) The event resulted in the home team winning the game.
[/quote]

I understand your side of the argument don't get me wrong, i just don't think the walk-off has as much hype when it is hit because the team was already winning.
[/quote]

There is no doubt that in regard to drama, suspense, electricity, hype, (whatever adjective you want to use to describe it) a walk off home run in a run rule game is not even close to that of one in the bottom of the 7th (or 9th) inning with your team tied or trailing.

They are both, however, walk off HR's.


[/quote]

Alright i guess i can live with that. I vote on a re-name though.
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