Calls of the Wild Controversial postseasons misplays and calls
A compilation of disputed moments across baseball postseasons from 1906 to 1996. Notable incidents include a botched squeeze bunt in 1907 that scored the winning run, a fan interference ruling in 1996, and several controversial calls at bases and home plate across World Series and pennant games involving Orioles Indians Yankees Mets Reds and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Marquis Grissom
Omar Vizquel
Lenny Webster
Grissom
John Hirschbeck
Vizquel
Webster
Orioles
Davey Johnson
Derek Jeter
Yankees
Baltimore
Tony Tarasco
Tarasco
Rich Garcia
Cleveland
Oroles
Br. Surhoff
Paul Assenmacher
Surhoff
Sandy Alomar
Greg Rose
Onoles
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Red Sox
Ed Armbrister
Carlton Fisk
Armbrister
Cesar Geronimo
Geronimo
Larry Barnett
Trad
Reds
Ty Cline
Elrod Hendricks
Bernie Carbo
Hendricks
Ken Burkhart
Carbo
Burkhart
Battmore
JC Martin
New York Mets
Rellever
Pete Richert
Martin
Marts
Rod Gaspar
New York
Bob Feller
Lou Boudreau
Feller
Boudreau
Boston Braves
Phil Masi
Bill Stewart
Masi
Mast
Hargrove weighs Wright move as ALCS nears
The Indians mull Jaret Wright as Game 5 start options shrink amid his rough postseason, with Dave Burba or Chad Ogea as bullpen candidates. Bartolo Colon aims for Game 3, while Pettitte regains form for the Yankees. Doc Gooden tentatively lined up for Game 4. Manny Ramirez shines in New York, and attendance hits an ALCS day-game record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jaret Wright
Tribe
Mike Hargrove
Jaret
Wright
Hargrove
Sandy
Alomar
Yankees
Bartolo Colon
Jacobs Field
Andy Pettitte
Colon
Indians
Boston
Bart
Pettitte
Joe Torre
Torre
Dwight Gooden
Doc
Gooden
Wells
Manny Ramirez
Ramirez
Washington Heights
N.Y
Chicago Cubs
Indians Win Rally in Late Innings to Take Game 2
In a late inning burst the Indians overcome an early Yankees stalemate. Ramirez, Thome and Lofton provide key hits as Cleveland builds a 4 1 lead by the twelfth inning before stifling New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indians
Justice
Ramirez
Thome
Yankees
Knoblauch
Jeter
O'Neill
Lofton
Vizquel
Justoe
Jim Poole
Reed O'Neill
Paul Shuey
Poole Willams
Martinez
Indians edge Yankees in bizarre 12th for 2-0 ALCS tie
Enrique Wilson scored on Travis Fryman's controversial bunt in the 12th as Cleveland beat New York 4-1 to even the American League Championship Series at 1-1. The Indians again thrived on luck and timely plays, with Wilson sliding home to cap a dramatic extra-inning rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Cleveland
Enrique Wilson
New York Yankees
Florida
Mike Jackson
Yankees
Wilson
Jim Thome
Travis Fryman
David Justice
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St. Loui
Kansas City
Jorge Orta
Jack Clark Clark
Todd Worrell
Don Denkinger
Orta
Dodgers
Lou Piniella
Bill Russell Russell
Reggie Jackson
Los Angeles
Jackson
Dave McNally
Mets
Cleon Jones
Gil Hodges
Jones
Donn Clendenon
Braves
Nippy Jones
Augie Donatelli
Milwaukee
Chris Assenheimer
Chronicle-Telegram
Luis Sojo
Paul O'Neill
Luis
David Wells
Texas
Speed
Cora
Manny
Yankee Stadium
Kenny Lofton
Chili Davis
Davis
Tim Raines
Chili
Dave Burba
Brian Giles
Stitties Indians
David Gone
Dave Justice
Indiana
Charles Nagy
Chuck Knoblauch
Bernie Willame
Tino Martinez
Shane Spencer
Scott Brosius
Yankee
Joey Core
Joe Girardi
Fourts Inn
Fryman
Giles
Williams
Parinez
Raines
Spencer
Gross
Girard
Willams
Brosius
Williams Steve Reed
Nagy Girardi
Hinth
Mariano Rivera
Homer Bush
Bross
Jorge Posada
Girardi
Venth
Shuay O'Neill
Finning Indians
Mike Stanton
Jeff Nebson
Stanton Manny Ramirez
Dave Barba
Assenmacher
Chill Davis
Bush Davis
Ricky Ledee
Daws Spencer
Erique Wilson
Thome Fryman
Graeme Lloyd
Nelson Lofton
Seoring Fryman
Alomar Lofton
Nike Jackson
Srasina
Posada
Ssociated Press
Fenway Park
Red Sox
Amherst
Ford