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The Baseball Chronicles: Merkle's Boner

Late in the 1908 season, the New York Giants and Chicago Cubs were in a tight pennant race. 19-year old Fred Merkle singled in the bottom of the ninth for the Giants, moving the game-winning run ...  
 
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hot2trot567 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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that sound you just heard was all the high school kids snickering at the name of that blunder
bowlingrocks2 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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OMG.....i just finished this book by Dan Gutman called """baseball's blunders the games that got away and they told 11 different mistakes about the world series and i read about that fred merkle and what really went down
Matches10 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Very cool. We took some liberties of course with our video, but it is a great and interesting story.
bowlingrocks2 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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haha yeah but the funniest is when in yalls vid where the fans come on 2 da field...but of course over 20,000 fans did that in 1908

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