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Babe Ruth Postseason Batting Gamelogs and Postseason Pitching Gamelogs
They went missing when we redesigned the site, but I just got them updated and back on the. If you look at the gamelog drop down on the player pages, there is now a postseason option (where relevant) along with the years and if you look at the postseason sections on the player pages you will see links to Postseason Gamelogs. Enjoy.
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September 27th, 2009 at 12:19 pm
Very fun and interesting to look at.
*His first WS hit was a triple, after going 0 for 9 with 4 Ks.
*He came in as a defensive replacement in the 8th inning of Gm6 of the 1918 WS, mid-inning. Had Whiteman injured himself earlier in the inning while fielding a line out? If they wanted Ruth for his bat, they would have saved him to pinch hit, if need be?
*Why did Ruth not start in the final game of the 1921 WS? He was having a good series. Was he hurt? Was he bad against Nehf? Were they saving his steam for a game 9?
*In Gm3 of the 1923 WS, Ruth moved from RF to 1B, replacing Wally Pipp at firstbase. I imagine Pipp hurt himself on the bases the inning prior? Ruth had some experience at first. Was 20-year old Gehrig back at Columbia University instead of being on their bench?
*It was a really nice thing to do when they took Ruth out of series-clinching-Gm4 of the 1932 WS, in the bottom of the ninth and an 8-run lead, to let Sammy Byrd (known as "Babe Ruth's Legs" because he'd often pinch run for Ruth) get into a WS game, the only time in his career. Nothing was hit to him, but he got to be on the field for the final out.
*Am I counting right, that Ruth played 272 consecutive innings between 13 Oct 1921 and 2 Oct 1932?