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Charlie Kerfeld interview after Astros clinch 1986 NL West

Charlie Kerfeld celebrates after the Astros clinch the 1986 NLCS with a No-hitter by Mike Scott.  
 
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scatman44 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Shakespeare couldn't have had better sandpaper for his pitches, either!
KingOfKingz819 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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my dad was at that game
QuelDanas (3 months ago) Show Hide
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NL West? i thought the astros were central? did they change? after the 80's-90's?
KingOfKingz819 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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yeah they changed it in 1994 when 2 more teams joined mlb...the creation of the Central Division led to the LDS in the postseason bc the Wild Card team was also in
thejubbies (2 months ago) Show Hide
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It used to be just the East and West then they created a Central Division and the Astros joined it
mantastik (6 months ago) Show Hide
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drinkin a beer i love it don't see that anymore
EricAKATheBelgianGuy (8 months ago) Show Hide
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My aunt was at that game (as an Astros fan) and she said that although they lost, it was the most exciting game of her life.
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Yeah, Scott owned the Mets and the entire NL, for that matter, in '86.  Kerfeld was a real character in the mold of the old-time ballplayers. That was a great team, but they just didn't quite have the horses to make it. Great memories.
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The Astros could have gone to the 1986 World Series if they were only able to close out the Mets in their last at bats in Game 3 & Game 5 at Shea Stadium which they lost.
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Kerfeld was a goofy s.o.b. but great for baseball. Plus he had a pretty good year in 1986. He's working as a scout for the Phillies (if you watched the 2008 ALCS they showed him and a bunch of other scouts watching the game at Fenway). At least he is in baseball still.

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