And you thought you were having a bad day...how about this pitcher? 66 runs in less than two complete innings - how is that possible?
3 Comments Add this link to...
Alert...
3 Comments Add this link to...
Alert...
Hmm, jcollin3k, it seems as though I may have misunderstood the purpose of Japan...I appreciate that you have decided to jump on anyone doing the wrong thing but...Did you take all those photos? You said you only stumbled across them. So I...What a shame - I was looking forward to that tonight! Oh well - not meant to be....Nothing to do with me. That's all Google's work. I just typed in the name, chose a...Yeah, it's always empty. The "incredibly busy" thing was a joke.
Comments
I guess that's better than 67 runs.
So if they had kept battling, they would have lost by a hundred or more runs, but since they threw in the towel, they automatically lose with a 9-0 scoreline. That doesn't sound fair on the kids who probably hit a record number of runs. Their achievements would have been nullified, wouldn't they?
Nick - It sounds like it was treated as a forfeit which would nullify all the statistics according to my hubby. It's like it never happened. However I'm not sure how 'meaningful' those stats would be since the pitcher was obviously not very good....