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#16
10-04-2002, 07:22 AM
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So why do people poh-poh Walsh? The White Sox' pitcher?
Posted By: leon
in a clutch situation is still a great thing. When you are the one hitting it it is extremely exhilerating. I agree that in a 10-1 game, a solo home run in the last inning, is no big deal.....but in the bottom of the ninth in a close game there is nothing better.....I am only speaking as a player on this subject....regards all 
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