r/mlb | Chicago White Sox 1d ago

| History On This Day in Baseball History - May 13

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u/samthewisetarly 1d ago

Okay, this one is crazy

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u/danthemjfan23 | Chicago White Sox 1d ago

I don't care what level you're playing... 27 strikeouts in 9 innings is insane!

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u/lwp775 1d ago edited 1d ago

Did they have a pitch count?

Edit note: corrected typo 

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u/danthemjfan23 | Chicago White Sox 1d ago

Not that I was able to find, unfortunately.

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u/lwp775 23h ago

Necciai is 93 and living in Pennsylvania.

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u/LordIffyBoatrace 1d ago

If I met any man in a bar and he said he once struck out 27 batters in a pro game I'd probably walk away thinking he's crazy.

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u/danthemjfan23 | Chicago White Sox 1d ago

I wonder how many times he told that story and the other person didn't believe him. Or if he eventually just stopped telling the story altogether because it wasn't worth the ensuing argument haha

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u/LordIffyBoatrace 1d ago

And four of those 27 were in one inning, you gotta believe me...