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View Poll Results: What is the biggest collapse in MLB history?
1953 Giants - 13 game lead in August, lost to Dodgers in 3-game playoff 0 0%
1964 Phillies - 6.5 game lead with 12 to play 3 8.57%
1978 Red Sox - 14.5 game lead, lost to Yankees in 1 game playoff 6 17.14%
1995 Angels - 13 game lead over Mariners, lost in 1 game playoff 4 11.43%
2004 Yankees - blew 3-0 lead in ALCS 15 42.86%
2007 Mets - 7 game lead with 17 to play 4 11.43%
Other (please specify) 3 8.57%
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Re: Biggest collapse in baseball history? - 10-02-2007, 03:26 PM
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Originally Posted by realmofotalk View Post
I don't need a poll. My vote is the 1995 Angels blowing an 11-game lead in their division.
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Whatd'ya askin me for?
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Re: Biggest collapse in MLB history? - 10-02-2007, 03:34 PM

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Would the 07 Padres count? They lead the wild card, but blew it against the Rockies.
Yeah, but they only lead by 1 or 2 games the whole time.

It's not as though they ever had a clear cut lead in the race.

And, hell, up until the last 3 games of the season the Padres played some damn good baseball down the stretch.

The Rockies are in the playoffs more because they won 14 of their last 15 games than because of anything the Padres did.

(not that they didn't shoot themselves in the foot by not winning just 1 of 3 games that could have gotten them in)


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Whatd'ya askin me for?
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Re: Biggest collapse in baseball history? - 10-02-2007, 03:40 PM

Originally Posted by McKain View Post
This.

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It's even statistically the worse!
I guess the Padres rank 52nd all time now, none-the-less.


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Re: Biggest collapse in baseball history? - 10-02-2007, 03:43 PM

Originally Posted by McKain View Post
This.

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It's even statistically the worse!
Hey, both my votes for biggest collapse and dishonorable mention were ranked 1-2.


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Re: Biggest collapse in baseball history? - 10-02-2007, 03:45 PM

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Hey, both my votes for biggest collapse and dishonorable mention were ranked 1-2.
Not anymore, that was written before the NL playoffs were determined.

  • The Padres (83.37 percent to make the playoffs after games of September 20th) would rank 50th all-time if they miss;
  • The Brewers (86.65 percent on July 2nd) would rank 40th if they miss;
  • The Cubs (95.58 percent on September 23rd) would rank 12th if they miss;
  • The Diamondbacks (96.64 percent on September 24th) would rank seventh if they miss;
  • The Mets (99.80 percent on September 12th) would rank second all-time if they miss, making good on a 500-to-1 shot against.
but 1st and 3rd isn't bad.

And the 1995 Angels was the first thing that popped in my head when I first saw this poll deprived thread.


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Re: Biggest collapse in MLB history? - 10-03-2007, 01:14 AM

I hate to say it but its 04 without a doubt.



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Re: Biggest collapse in MLB history? - 10-09-2007, 02:14 PM

the 2007 Rockies won 14 of their last 15 games. That isnt the Padres fault.

As for the Poll, The Angels were up by 14 games in mid august and watched Griffey, Alex Diaz and Co. storm back to win the AL West. Then for an encore they came back from 2-0 to beat the Yankees.




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Re: Biggest collapse in MLB history? - 10-09-2007, 04:59 PM

Lets add the 2007 Yankees. 185 million dollar BUST. How sweet it is!!


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Re: Biggest collapse in MLB history? - 10-09-2007, 05:01 PM

You're a friggin idiot. No doubt about it, you are by far the stupidest and most stubborn idiot I have ever met.

Honestly, just shut it already.



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Re: Biggest collapse in MLB history? - 10-09-2007, 05:01 PM

Well, we could add the 2007 Yankees.

Except there was no aspect of collapse in them.
   
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Re: Biggest collapse in MLB history? - 10-09-2007, 05:04 PM

Yeah, if we're adding the 2007 Yankees, let's just add the 2000-everything Twins.




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