MLB Classic- 1981 Fisk Returns to Fenway as #72
by ruffster on Dec 5, 2009 4:52 PM CST
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PrintWatching Sox vs Sawx on MLB Classic... Harry Caray, Jimmie Piersall, LaRussa managing. Britt Burns just left in last inning for Hoyt. Wearing those early-1900's uniforms.
Eckersley on the hill for the bad guys, Sox just knocked him out in the 8th. Molinaro and LeFlore open with singles. Stanley coming in with Squires, Fisk coming up. Squires sac bunt, runners on 2nd and 3rd with Fisk up, 1 down, Sox down 2-0.
I know it's on Retrosheet, but... blast from the past. Info says we win 5-2 and we're down 2-0 so I feel lucky. :)
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yeah baby
Fisk lined one over the Monster on Stanley’s first pitch to make it 3-2, and the Fenway fans cheered enthusiastically for him. Harry and Jimmy went nuts.
Piersall wants Farmer the “bread and butter man” to get warmed up now so we get him in there.
"Big Possums Walk Late"- Caray
Harry and Jimmy were sure a riot to listen to.
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