The rarest events in the game..

There may be a more recent one, but because I'm a Phillies fan, Mickey Morandini's unassisted triple play immediately came to mind. 1992

» September 20, 1992: Phillies 2B Mickey Morandini becomes the 9th player in history to turn an unassisted triple play in Philadelphia's 13 inning 3–2 loss to the Pirates. With runners on 1st and 2nd in the 6th inning, Morandini caught Jeff King's line drive, stepped on 2nd to double up Andy Van Slyke, and tagged out Barry Bonds, who was running from 1st

i played ball with will in high school, i think that's the only reason i mentioned it. and i saw someone in high school hit two grand slams in an inning, but it ain'tthe pros

I know Von Hayes hit 2 HR in an inning when he first came to the Phils. It wasn't 2 Grand Slams, though it was one of the highest scoring games I've ever seen.


June 11, 1985: Von Hayes becomes the first ML player ever to hit two home runs in the first inning, leading off with a home run, off Tom Gorman, and capping a 9-run outburst with a grand slam, as the Phillies go on to rout the Mets 26–7. Mets relievers Joe Sambito (3 innings) and Calvin Schiraldi (1.1 innings) both give up 10 runs apiece. The 26 runs in one game is a club record and the most in the National League since 1944

how about a pitcher pitching a complete game no hitter and losing the game? i think it happened in the 90s with the indians vs the angels (anyone) the indians pitched a no hitter losing the game 2-1. any one verify this?????

another would be stealing you way home from 1st base (stealing 2nd, 3rd and home)

i think ty cobb holds that record, but cant recall it happening ion the recent future.

and my last rarity would be the intentional walk with the bases loaded. i think it last happened to barry bonds.

I dont mean to sound combative but how many teams have never won it at all? how many other teams have never won it more than once or not at all? I dont mean to be myopic sox fan Im seriously asking