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08-18-05 06:29 AM #1
Hidden ball trick
Stick Michael did it five times. The only Yankee of his era *not* in the Hall of Fame, Frank Crosetti, and George Stovall fooled the runner six times.
The maestro was Bill Coughlin. He pulled it seven times, including one in the 1907 World Series.
Who got caught the most? Yes, it was he. Ozzie Guillen was caught three times dozing on the bases. "
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http://www.baseballthinkfactory.org/...ugust_18_2005/Greetings from Pensacola- highest per capita tattooed grandmothers in the US
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08-18-05 07:07 AM #2NYYF MVP
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Re: Hidden ball trick
Prior to Mike Lowell's successful "trick", I can't remember the last time I saw it pulled off. What a long walk to the dugout is must be for those guilty of falling for it.
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08-18-05 07:50 AM #3NYYF Legend
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Re: Hidden ball trick
Life is a Waste of Time, Time is a Waste of Life, so let's get Wasted all the Time, and have the Time of our Lives
It's not about the destination. It's about the journey.
"Only the good die young"
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08-18-05 08:56 AM #4
Re: Hidden ball trick
Originally Posted by yanksrule69
The article gave background/historical info- that's why I opened another threadGreetings from Pensacola- highest per capita tattooed grandmothers in the US
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08-18-05 11:47 AM #5NYYF Cy Young
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Re: Hidden ball trick
Eddie Murray tried the trick several times during his first year with the O's. It never worked and I think Weaver eventually told him to stop trying it.
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