1997 WS Gm7: Leiter tosses six innings, fans seven
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- Опубліковано 29 лис 2013
- 10/26/97: Al Leiter gives the Marlins a chance to win with his solid start in Game 7, throwing six innings of two-run ball and fanning seven
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Great pitching, but the 90s had some of the weirdest strike zones I've ever seen
That curveball on the outside corner was way outside. Not a strike.
Al Leiter had one of the nastiest backdoor sliders I've ever seen.
Glory days in 90s
What an outing by Leiter
Al Leiter had such a pretty cutter. I loved watching throw that pitch.
so solid was Leiter
Ramirez, Justice, and Williams are the first three batters shown. That '97 CLE team was good.
Classic all time series
now thome and leiter are at mlb n together
Does anyone hear that noise of a horn blasting? I wonder why they didn't ban it during the game or when they started blowing the horn, for how many years and when did they finally stopped it? Little things in the game
That indians lineup was stacked. hats off to leiter he had a lot of guts that night
Leiter saved his best for last. When he went to more curve balls after the 3rd inning, the Indians hitters were totally off balance. His curve ball was more lethel in this game, being he rarely used it in the Game 3 of that World Series.
Why do all the new videos say they're not available in my country?
No idea but it's annoying.