Strat-O-Matic Baseball Records
Team
Most Runs in a Game
20 – 1948 Boston Red Sox (11-23-10) 1948 Tournament. Red Sox beat Reds 20-1 in Boston. (Red Sox 21 hits, Johnny Pesky four hits, Bobby Doerr grand slam, five RBI, Vern Stephens three hits, two HR, five RBI. Johnny Vander Meer started for Reds 3.1 IP six hits, five BB, nine runs)
20 – 2005 Chicago White Sox (5-8-26) Reds WS Challenge. White Sox beat Reds 20-1 in game seven at Chicago. (White Sox 19 hits with seven home runs by Jermaine Dye (2), AJ Pierzynski (2), Tadahito Iguchi, Carl Everett, Joe Crede. Tom Seaver started for Reds 4.2 IP seven runs)
Most Hits in a Game
27 – 1919 White Sox (7-18-08) 48 All-Time Tournament. White Sox beat 1961 Yankees 16-4 in New York. (Everyone in the lineup at least two hits with no DH, Nemo Leibold, Buck Weaver, Joe Jackson four hits each)
Most Home Runs in a Game
7 – 1975 Reds (3-21-19) 1975 Reds Replay. Reds beat 2017 Astros 15-5 in Cincinnati. (Tony Perez 2, Pete Rose, Joe Morgan, Johnny Bench, George Foster and Cesar Geronimo for the Reds. Jose Altuve and Carlos Correa both hit one each for Astros. Record for both teams in game is nine.)
7 – 1961 Yankees (3-21-21) 27 * 61 Replay. Yankees beat 1972 Oakland A’s 18-3 in Oakland. (Mickey Mantle 3, Elston Howard 2, Johnny Blanchard and Clete Boyer.)
7 – 2005 Chicago White Sox (5-8-26) Reds WS Challenge. White Sox beat Reds 20-1 in game seven at Chicago. (White Sox 19 hits with seven home runs by Jermaine Dye (2), AJ Pierzynski (2), Tadahito Iguchi, Carl Everett, Joe Crede. Tom Seaver started for Reds 4.2 IP seven runs)
Most Runs in an Inning
11 – 2021 Angels (3-7-23) 2023 Tournament Oscar Charleston Bracket Championship. Angels beat 1922 Indianapolis ABCs 15-0 with 21 hits. David Fletcher and Shohei Ohtani led off the top of the fifth with back-to-back homers. Max Stassi followed with RBI single before Taylor Ward and Luis Rengifo both walked with the bases loaded. Fletcher and Ohtani then added RBI singles, Jared Walsh and Anthony Rendon finished the rally with back-to-back RBI doubles. A total of 15 batters with nine hits and three walks against Dicta Johnson, Anthony Mahoney and Wayne Carr.
10 – 1948 Tigers (11-21-10) 1948 Tournament. Tigers beat Pirates 11-4 with 10 runs in top of 9th in Pittsburgh. (Sam Vico two singles, two RBI, Bob Swift double RBI, two-RBI triple, Hal Newhouser CG victory for Tigers. Elmer Riddle, Kirby Higbe and Hal Gregg pitched for Pirates, four BB, seven hits, no homers, all of runs for Pirates were on HR, Ralph Kiner two-run in fourth and solo in sixth after Wally Westlake HR).
10 – 1948 Indians (4-13-21) 27 * 61 Replay. Indians beat 1927 Yankees 13-6 with 10 runs in top of 5th in New York. (16 batters in inning. Against Waite Hoyt, Doby K, next seven reached base, singles by Ken Keltner, Eddie Robinson, Jim Hegan (RBI), Bob Lemon (RBI), Dale Mitchell (RBI, Thurman Tucker BB, Lou Boudreau 1B (2 RBI). Against Myles Thomas, Joe Gordon BB, Doby 2b (2 RBI), Keltner E5 (Mike Gazella) run scored, Robinson E6 (Mark Koenig) run scored, Lemon F9, Mitchell BB (RBI), Tucker F9). Bob Lemon CG victory for Indians. Indians had 14 hits with Doby leading with three.
Longest Games
22 innings – 1938 Phillies at 1938 Yankees (7-11-21) 1938 Tournament. Yankees beat Phillies 4-2 (Walk-off two-run homer by Red Rolfe off Ed Heusser.)
20 innings – 1975 Reds at 1954 Giants (7-13-19) 1975 Reds Replay. Giants beat Reds 7-6 (Dave Concepcion doubled to give Reds 6-5 lead in top of 20th inning. Wes Westrum and Al Dark hit solo homers off Clay Kirby in the bottom of the inning.)
17 innings – 1968 Cardinals at 1976 Reds (6-26-25) Nolan Ryan Challenge (pitching for Reds) Reds beat Cardinals 5-4. (Ken Griffey RBI single off Larry Jaster in bottom of 17th after Dave Concepcion singled and stole second before moving to third on ground out by Pete Rose. Reds tied the game with three runs in the bottom of the eighth inning)
16 innings – 2008 White Sox at 1996 Blue Jays (3-6-09) Ultimate Tournament. White Sox beat Blue Jays 9-7 (Joe Crede two-run triple in top 16th, White Sox scored six times to tie game at 7-7 in top 9th)
16 innings – 1981 Orioles at 1981 Brewers (1-21-08) 1981 4-Team Tournament Orioles beat Brewers 5-4 (Eddie Murray two-run HR in top 16th, Tim Stoddard six IP in relief to get win gave up run in bottom of 16th, Jim Gantner tied game 3-3 in 7th with three-run HR)
Longest 1-0 Games
13 innings – 1967 Reds at 1966 Dodgers (12-26-09) Ultimate Tournament. Dodgers win 1-0. (Willie Davis walk-off RBI double with two outs off Gerry Arrigo, Don Drysdale 11 IP, Phil Regan two IP for Dodgers, Milt Pappas nine IP and Don Nottebart three IP for Reds)
13 innings – 1964 Phillies at 1971 Orioles (11-11-11) 8-Team Tournament. Orioles win 1-0. (Frank Robinson walk-off HR off Bobby Shantz with two outs. Orioles have four hits off Jim Bunning, Ed Roebuck, Shantz)
13 innings – 1961 Yankees at 1968 Tigers (3-11-21) 27 * 61 Replay. Tigers win 1-0. (Dick McAuliffe walk-off HR off Jim Coates with two outs)
Triple Plays
1981 Orioles (12-10-11) Reds & Great Teams Tournament. 1981 Brewers won 6-4 in 14 innings in Milwaukee. (Ted Simmons L4 in 12th inning)
1948 Cubs (12-20-11) 1948 Season. Braves won 11-4 in Chicago. (Al Dark L4 in 3rd inning)
1948 Phillies (11-12-12) 1948 Season. Pirates won 2-1 in Philadelphia. (Ed Fitz Gerald L6 in 7th inning)
1967 Astros (6-1-13) 1967 Tournament. Astros beat Cardinals 6-5 in 11 innings in St. Louis. (Tim McCarver L4 in 5th inning)
1955 Yankees (7-20-13) 1955 Tournament. Pirates won 3-2 in New York. (Roberto Clemente L6 in 3rd inning)
1959 Senators (12-20-14) 1959 Tournament. Dodgers won 4-3 in Los Angeles. (Wally Moon L3 in 3rd inning)
2014 Royals (12-29-16) 2015-18 Summer Tournament. Royals beat 1948 Indians 7-6 in Cleveland. (Lou Boudreau L4 in 5th inning)
1927 Yankees (2-21-20) 27 * 61 Replay. Yankees beat 2005 White Sox 4-2 in Chicago in 11 innings. (Tadahito Iguchi L6 in 10th inning)
1927 Yankees (3-26-20) 27 * 61 Replay. Yankees lost to 1924 Senators 3-1 in New York. (Roger Peckinpaugh L4-3 in 6th inning)
1980 Reds (7-6-20) 1980 Tournament. Reds lost to 1980 Phillies 3-2 in Philadelphia. (Manny Trillo L5-3 in 8th inning) (Walk-off 1B, Rose)
2005 White Sox (4-26-21) 27 * 61 Replay. White Sox beat 1961 Yankees 2-1 in New York. (Elston Howard L6-3 in 6th inning)
1951 Dodgers (6-30-21) 1951 Tournament. Dodgers beat Senators 4-2 in Brooklyn. (Mike Guerra L5-3 in 7th inning)
1994 Indians (11-1-21) 1994 Post-Season ALCS G4. White Sox beat Indians 4-3 in Cleveland. (Joey Cora L4-5 in 8th inning. Cora responsible for nine outs with 2Ks, 2 DPs)
2006 Cardinals (3-14-23) 2023 Tournament Sam Jethroe Bracket. Nationals won 10-3 in Washington. (Asdrubal Cabrera L4-3-5 in 3rd inning. Adam Wainright entered game with two runners on base. Braden Looper gave up a walk, two hits and a run before Wainwright went to mound)
1927 Yankees (11-20-25) Reds WS Challenge. Yankees lost to 1981 Reds 4-2 in New York in Game 1. (Joe Nolan L3 in 4th inning)
1948 Indians (11-25-25) Reds WS Challenge. 1981 Reds 4, 1948 Indians 3 in 11 innings in Game 4. (Dave Concepcion L5 in 1st inning. Concepcion walk-off single in 11th)
Strat-O-Matic Baseball Records
Individual
Most Hits in a Game
6 – Rogers Hornsby (7-17-08), 1929 Cubs at 1920 Indians. 48 All-Time Tournament. Cubs won 17-4. (6-for-6, two HR, triple, three singles, seven RBI, four runs)
6 – Bob Meusel (2-12-20), 1927 Yankees at 1924 Senators. 27 * 61 Replay. Yankees won 16-0. (6-for-6, two triples, double, three singles, six RBI, one run)
6 – Bob Meusel (2-24-21), 1927 Yankees at 1948 Indians. 27 * 61 Replay. Yankees won 17-3. (6-for-6, three doubles, two singles, three-run homer, four RBI, two runs)
Most Homers in a Game
3 – Ryan Howard (12-27-07) 2006 Phillies at Red Sox. 2006 Favorite Teams Tournament. Phillies won 9-2. (K 1st, GO 3rd, solo 6th, 3-run 7th, solo in 9th, 5 RBI)
3 – Aramis Ramirez (2-22-09) 2006 Cubs at 1996 Braves. Ultimate Tournament. Braves won 8-6. (Six RBI)
3 – Walker Cooper (11-25-10) 1948 Giants at A’s. 1948 Tournament. Giants win 5-2. (Three solo)
3 – Del Ennis (11-26-10) 1948 Phillies at Red Sox. 1948 Tournament. Phillies win 11-3. (Six RBI)
3 – Richie Hebner (12-19-11) 1977 Phillies vs. 1981 Brewers. Reds & Great Teams Tournament. Phillies won 12-1 (Seven RBI, 3-for-4 with SF)
3 – Stan Lopata (7-27-13) 1955 Phillies at Giants. 1955 Tournament Championship Game. Phillies won 6-5 in 10 innings. (Three solo with game-winner in 10th)
3 – Joe Gordon (8-23-15) 1948 Indians at 2014 Giants. 2015-18 Summer Tournament. Indians won 7-3. (Two solo, two-run, four RBI)
3 – Lou Boudreau (3-31-16) 1948 Indians at 1957 Braves. 2015-18 Summer Tournament. Braves won 16-8. (Two Singles, four RBI, five hits)
3 – Babe Ruth (2-23-20) 1927 Yankees at 1970 Orioles. 27 * 61 Replay. Yankees won 8-3. (Grand slam and then two solos, six RBI, three straight walks)
3 – Earle Combs (10-29-20) 2004 Red Sox at 1927 Yankees. 27 * 61 Replay. Yankees won 7-5 in 13. (Ruth WO. two solos, two-run, four RBI, five hits, scored winning run)
3 – Roger Maris (11-6-20) 1961 Yankees vs. 1924 Senators. 27 * 61 Replay. Yankees lost 7-6. (Three straight solos in first, third and fifth)
3 – Mickey Mantle (3-21-21) 1961 Yankees vs. 1972 A’s. 27 * 61 Replay. Yankees won 18-3. (Three straight three-run homers in first, second and third)
Most RBI in a Game
9 – Mickey Mantle (3-21-21) 1961 Yankees vs. 1972 A’s. 27 * 61 Replay. Yankees won 18-3. (Three straight three-run homers in first, second and third)
8 – Pat Burrell (12-20/21-07) 2006 Phillies at Mariners. 2006 Favorite Teams Tournament. Phillies won 12-6. (3-run HR 1st, GS 2nd, RBI triple 6th, BB & K)
Most Stolen Bases in a Game
5 – Gary Redus (7-11-13) 1986 Phillies at White Sox. 1986 Round Robin. Phillies won 7-1. (Hit three-run HR)
5 – Joe Morgan (3-24-19) 1975 Reds at 1957 Braves. 1975 Reds Replay. Reds won 5-2. (Three hits, two walks, stole third)
Hit for the Cycle
Wes Covington (10-28-18) 1959 Braves at Pirates. 1959 NL Season. Braves won 10-5. (4-for-5, double in 2nd and two-run HR off Bob Friend in 4th, triple in 6th off George Witt, single off Ron Blackburn in 7th, popped out to second in 8th off Bennie Daniels, two runs scored)
No-Hitters
Warren Spahn 1957 Braves (9-27-18) perfect game at 2014 Royals. 2015-18 Summer Tournament. Braves won 5-0. (Spahn four Ks, Wes Covington two two-run HR, Del Crandall run-scoring single, Billy Bruton four hits)
Jack Billingham 1975 Reds (6-7-19) vs. 1975 Padres. 1975 Reds Replay. Reds won 3-0. (Billingham four Ks and two walks. Reds also had error. Retired last 16 batters)
Sandy Koufax 1965 Dodgers (1-24-23) vs. 1962 Giants. 1960s Diamond Gems Tournament. Dodgers won 6-0. (Koufax 13 Ks and one walk)
One-Hitters
Mickey Lolich 1967 Tigers (1-18-08) at Astros. 1967 Tournament. Tigers won 6-0. (Rusty Staub 4th inning single)
* Nolan Ryan 1981 Astros (3-20-09) at Orioles. 1981 Season. Astros won 3-0. (Al Bumbry led off 7th with single after six perfect innings)
* Dennis Martinez 1981 Orioles (3-20-09) vs. Astros. 1981 Season. Astros won 3-0. (Three-run HR to Jose Cruz after two walks in the 1st inning)
Early Wynn 1954 Indians (11-27-09) at 1935 Cubs. Second Chance Tournament. Indians won 3-0. (Chuck Klein single in 7th)
Wayne Simpson 1970 Reds (12-10-09) vs. 1965 Twins. Second Chance Tournament. Reds won 2-0. (Zoilo Versalles two-out triple in 9th)
Sandy Koufax 1966 Dodgers (12-27-09) vs. 1967 Reds. Ultimate Tournament. Dodgers won 4-0. (Tommy Helms 5th inning single, 15 Ks)
Preacher Roe 1948 Dodgers (11-25-10) vs. Browns. 1948 Tournament. Dodgers won 5-0. (Sam Dente1st inning single)
Harry Breechen 1948 Cardinals (11-26-10) vs. Senators. 1948 Tournament. Cardinals won 3-0. (Carden Gillenwater 4th inning single)
Steve Blass 1971 Pirates (11-19-11) at 1981 Astros. Reds & Great Teams Tournament. Pirates won 3-0. (Terry Puhl 2B 7th, Al Oliver 3-run HR in 4th)
Fred Norman and Rawly Eastwick 1975 Reds (11-24/25-11) at 1970 Reds. Reds & Great Teams Tournament. Reds won 2-1. (Norman eight IP, Eastwick one IP, unearned run in 4th, Dave Concepcion single in 7th)
Phil Neikro 1967 Braves (6-23-13) vs. Red Sox. 1967 Tournament. Braves won 2-1. (Rico Petrocelli run-scoring single in 7th, unearned, nine Ks)
Pat Darcy 1975 Reds (3-28-19) at 2017 Astros. 1975 Reds Replay. Reds won 2-0. (Darcy gave up double to Carlos Correa in seventh. Darcy RBI double in fifth and Johnny Bench solo homer in ninth).
Phil Neikro and Dave Campbell 1977 Braves (10-5-19) vs. Rangers. 1977 Tournament. Braves won 4-2. (Juan Beniquez two-run homer in 8th, Neikro 7.1 IP, Campbell 1.2 IP)
Ralph Terry 1961 Yankees (2-10-21) vs.2005 White Sox. 27 * 61 Replay. White Sox won 1-0. (Scott Podsednik one-out walk-off single in B9)
Monty Stratton 1938 White Sox (7-18-21) at Giants. 1938 Tournament. White Sox won 6-0. (Jo-Jo Moore lead-off single in T1, 2BB, 1 HBP, 0K)
Catfish Hunter 1972 A’s (9-19-21) vs. 1977 Royals. 1970s Diamond Gems Tournament. A’s won 3-1. (Tom Poquette solo homer two outs in 9th 1 HBP, 4K)
Shohei Ohtani 2021 Angels (3-6-23) vs. 1981 Astros. 2023 Tournament Oscar Charleston Bracket. Angels won 1-0. (Ohtani 12 Ks and one walk. Alan Ashby 1B with two outs in the 2nd inning. Ohtani had four hits off Nolan Ryan including HR in the 8th with 2b in 1st, and 1bs in the 4th and 6th. He was caught stealing in the 4th and 6th)
* Same Game.
No-Hitters Lost After Nine Innings
Jack Billingham 1975 Reds (8-3-19) vs. 1954 Giants. 1975 Reds Replay. Reds lost 1-0. (Billingham gave up hits to Al Dark and Willie Mays in 10th. Monte Irvin had RBI ground out)
No-Hitters Lost in the Ninth Inning
Wayne Simpson 1970 Reds (12-10-09) vs. 1965 Twins. Second Chance Tournament. Reds won 2-0. (Zoilo Versalles two-out triple in 9th)
Mickey Lolich 1968 Tigers (4-25-15) at 1968 Cardinals. 2015 Spring Tournament. (Lolich gave up three hits in the ninth, including a walk-off single to Lou Brock with one out and Tigers lost 2-1).
Wilcy Moore 1927 Yankees (2-1-21) at 1924 Senators. 27 * 61 Replay. (Moore gave up three hits in the ninth, including a walk-off single to Goose Goslin with two outs and lost 1-0).
Ralph Terry 1961 Yankees (2-10-21) at.2005 White Sox. 27 * 61 Replay. White Sox won 1-0. (Scott Podsednik one-out walk-off single in B9)
Catfish Hunter 1972 A’s (9-19-21) vs. 1977 Royals. 1970s Diamond Gems Tournament. A’s won 3-1. (Tom Poquette solo homer two outs in 9th 1 HBP, 4K. Had perfect game through six innings until HBP of George Brett leading off 7th.)
Ferguson Jenkins Portsmouth A’s (5-24-23) vs. Marion Red Sox. Hall of Fame League. Red Sox won 3-2 in walk-off in B9th. (Joe Sewell one out double started three-run rally)
Most Strikeouts in a Game (Extra Innings)
16 – Jim Maloney (11-13-13) 1964 Reds at 1946 Cardinals. 2013 Fall Tournament. Reds won 4-3 in 10 innings. (10 IP, three runs, eight hits, one walk)
Most Strikeouts in a Game (Nine Innings)
15 – Sandy Koufax (12-27-09) 1966 Dodgers vs. 1967 Reds. Ultimate Tournament. Dodgers won 4-0. (One-hitter, Tommy Helms single in 5th)
15 – Nolan Ryan (7-17-23) 1976 Angels vs. 1976 Rangers. 1976 Tournament. Angels won 3-1. (Three-hitter)
15 – Paul Skenes (6-2-25) 2024 Rookies (Pirates Card) vs. 2006 Rookies. Rookie Challenge. 2024 won 1-0. (Justin Verlander pitched for 2006)
Most Consecutive Scoreless Innings
36 – Randy Jones (9-8-21) 1976 Padres, 1970s Cy Young Tournament. Jones had four straight shutouts (1977 Yankees 1-0, 1972 Indians 1-0, 1974 Dodgers 3-0, 1971 Cubs 6-0 in championship game) 36 IP, 0 R, 18 H, 4 BB, 4 SO).
39.2 – Randy Jones (9-29-21) 1976 Padres, After 1970s Cy Young Tournament. Jones faced the 1975 Boston Red Sox (1970s Diamond Gems Tournament champs) Padres lost 5-3. Jones extended scoreless streak until it was ended on a RBI single by Rico Petrocelli with two outs in fourth inning. During five games Jones was 4-1 with 1.02 ERA.
Walk-off Home Runs
Tadahito Iguchi 2006 White Sox (1-7-08) White Sox 10, Yankees, 2-run off Kyle Farnsworth, 2 out, 2006 AL Tournament
Jim Hegan 1954 Indians (5-16-08) Indians 5, 1965 Twins 4, GS off Al Worthington, 2 out, 48 All-Time Tournament
Johnny Bench 1970 Reds (10-25-08) Reds 6, Orioles 5 (10), solo off Eddie Watt, 1 out, 1970 WS G5 (2nd series)
Lou Gehrig 1927 Yankees (3-8-09) Richmond All-Stars 10, 1967 All-Stars 9 (10), solo off John Wyatt, 1 out, exhibition (Ryan won)
Mark Kotsay 2006 A’s (4-19-09) A’s 5, 2006 Reds 3, 2-run off Aaron Harang, 1 out, Ultimate Tournament
Gorman Thomas 1981 Brewers (5-4-09) Brewers 4, 1975 All-Stars 3 (10), solo off Catfish Hunter, 0 out, exhibition
Al Cowens 1977 Royals (5-21-10) Royals 9, 1977 Angels 6 (10), 3-run off Paul Hartzell, 0 out, 1977 8-Team Tournament
Johnny Callison 1964 Phillies (11-5-11) Phillies 5, 1974 Rangers 4, 2-run off Steve Hargan, 2 out, 8-Team Tournament
Frank Robinson 1971 Orioles (11-11-11) Orioles 1, 1964 Phillies 0 (13), solo off Bobby Shantz, 2 out, 8-Team Tournament
Ben Oglivie 1981 Brewers (12-10-11) Brewers 6, 1981 Orioles 4 (14), 2-run off Sammy Stewart, 1 out, 8-Team Double Elimination Tournament
Ted Simmons 1981 Brewers (12-12-11) Brewers 4, 1981 Orioles 3, solo off Sammy Stewart, 1 out, 8-Team Double Elimination Tournament
Magglio Ordonez 2006 Tigers (12-19-11) Tigers 5, 1977 Phillies 4 (10), solo off Tug McGraw, 1 out, 8-Team Double Elimination Tournament
Hank Sauer 1948 Reds (11-4-12) Reds 8, 1948 Giants 7, 2-run off Andy Hansen, 1 out, 1948 Tournament
Doug DeCinces 1981 Orioles (6-30-13) Orioles 3, 1981 Astros 2, solo off Dave Smith, 0 out, 1981 Tournament
Rickey Henderson 1986 Yankees (7-11-13) Yankees 7, 1986 Reds 5 (10), 2-run off John Franco, 2 out, 1986 Round Robin
Johnny Bench 1975 Reds (10-11-13) Reds 2, 1977 Pirates 1, solo off Jim Rooker, 2 out, Tournament of Champions
Toby Harrah 1975 Rangers (12-6-13) Rangers 3, 1975 Indians 2 (10), solo off Fritz Peterson, 0 out, 1975 Round Robin
Don Demeter 1959 Dodgers (12-20-14) Dodgers 4, 1959 Senators 3, solo off Camilo Pascual, 1 out, 1959 Tournament
Gil Hodges 1959 Dodgers (12-23-14) Dodgers 4, 1959 Cubs 2 (10), 2-run off Bob Anderson, 1 out, 1959 Tournament
Joe Morgan 1975 Reds (8-23-15) Reds 6, 1957 Braves 4, 2-run off Warren Spahn, 1 out, 2015-18 Tournament
Johnny Bench 1975 Reds (4-30-19) Reds 4, 2008 Phillies 3 (11), 3-run off Brad Lidge, 1 out, 1975 Reds Replay
Wayne Garrett 1969 Mets (7-2-19) Mets 9, Reds 6 (12), grand slam off Will McEnaney, 1 out, 1975 Reds Replay
Al Dark 1954 Giants (7-13-19) Giants 7, Reds 6 (20), solo off Clay Kirby, 2 out, 1975 Reds Replay
Monte Irvin 1954 Giants (7-14-19) Giants 5, Reds 4, 2-run off Don Gullett, 1 out, 1975 Reds Replay
Dave Concepcion 1975 Reds (7-19-19) Reds 5, 1971 Pirates 3, 2-run off Bob Moose, 1 out, 1975 Reds Replay
Jim Rice 1977 Red Sox (10-20-19) Red Sox 7, Cubs 5, 2-run off Bruce Sutter, 1 out, 1977 Tournament
Roger Maris 1961 Yankees (9-24-20) Yankees 2, 1970 Orioles 1 (10), solo off Pete Richert, 1 out, 27 * 61 Replay
Trot Nixon 2004 Red Sox (10-3-20) Red Sox 3, 1961 Yankees 2, solo off Whitey Ford, 2 out, 27 * 61 Replay
Manny Ramirez 2004 Red Sox (10-9-20) Red Sox 6, 1927 Yankees 5, 3-run off Wilcy Moore, 2 out, 27 * 61 Replay
Bob Meusel 1927 Yankees (10-14-20) Yankees 5,1972 A’s 4, Solo off Bob Locker, 1 out, 27 * 61 Replay
Babe Ruth 1927 Yankees (10-29-20) Yankees 7, 2004 Red Sox 5 (13), Two-run off Ramiro Mendoza, 2 out, 27 * 61 Replay
Babe Ruth 1927 Yankees (11-6-20) Yankees 5, 1924 Senators 4 (11), Solo off Allen Russell, 1 out, 27 * 61 Replay
Mickey Mantle 1961 Yankees (1-17-21) Yankees 3, 1968 Tigers 2 (10), Solo off Don McMahon, 0 out, 27 * 61 Replay
Cal Ripken 1983 Orioles (2-27-21) Orioles 5, 1986 Astros 4 (10), Solo off Danny Darwin, 0 out, 80s Diamond Gems Tournament
Dick McAuliffe 1968 Tigers (3-11-21) Tigers 1, 1961 Yankees 0 (13), Solo off Jim Coates, 2 out, 27 * 61 Replay
Mickey Mantle 1961 Yankees (4-6-21) Yankees 3, 1970 Orioles 1 (13), 2-run off Dick Hall, 2 outs, 27 * 61 Replay
@ Johnny Blanchard 1961 Yankees (4-8-21) Yankees 3, 1970 Orioles 2, Solo off Pete Richert, 0 outs, 27 * 61 Replay
Babe Ruth 1927 Yankees (4-30-21) Yankees 5, 1972 A’s 1, 2-run off Catfish Hunter, 1 out, 27 * 61 Replay (60th in replay)
Red Rolfe 1938 Yankees (7-11-21) Yankees 4, 1938 Phillies 2 (22), 2-run homer off Ed Heusser, 0 out, 1938 Tournament
Jimmie Foxx 1938 Red Sox (7-21-21) Red Sox 6, 1938 Dodgers 3, 2-run homer off Tot Pressnell, 1 out, 1938 Tournament
Glenn Beckert 1971 Cubs (9-7-21) Cubs 6, 1979 Orioles 4, 2-run homer off Mike Flanagan, 1 out, 1970s Cy Young Tournament
Ryan Klesko 1994 Braves (11-2-21) Braves 9, 1994 Reds 4, 3-run homer off Hector Carrasco, 0 out, 1994 Post-Season
Eddie Taubensee 1994 Reds (11-7-21) Reds 4, 1994 Braves 3 (12), solo homer off John Smoltz, 1 out, 1994 Post-Season
Chris Sabo 1990 Reds (12-13-21) Reds 4, 1998 Astros 2, two-run off Billy Wagner, 1 out, 90s Diamond Gems Tournament
Orlando Cepeda 1967 Cardinals (1-27-23) Cardinals 6, 1969 Mets 4, two-run homer off Tug McGraw with two out. Lou Brock 1b and SB, 1960s Diamond Gems Championship (second walk-off in a row, semifinal in wins section)
Frank Robinson 1966 Orioles (2-25-23) Orioles 5, 1938 Kansas City Monarchs 4, solo homer off Andy Cooper with two out. Frank Duncan tied game in top of ninth with homer off Dave McNally, 2023 Tournament, Turkey Stearnes Bracket
Ron Cey 1981 Dodgers (1-8-24) Dodgers 2, 1969 Mets 1, solo homer off Nolan Ryan with one out in 11th. Challenge
Willie Horton 1976 Tigers (1-6-25) Tigers 1, 1940 Reds 0, solo homer off Joe Beggs with two out. Challenge
Mike Trout 2022 Angels (3-5-25) Angels 4, 1954 Giants 2, two-run homer off Hoyt Wilhelm with two outs. Taylor Ward 1b, Challenge
Dwight Evans 1973 Red Sox (4-15-26) Red Sox 3, 1973 Indians 1, two-run homer off Dick Tidrow with one out, 1973 Tournament
Joe Rudi 1973 A’s (4-23-26) A’s 5, 1973 Reds 4 (13), solo homer off Fred Norman with one out, 1973 Tournament Championship Game
@ Pinch Hit
Walk-off Hits
Curtis Granderson 2006 Tigers (1-2-08) Tigers 4, Royals 3, 1B off Ambiorix Burgos, 1 out, 2006 AL Tournament
Mike Cameron 2006 Padres (1-16-08) Padres 4, Astros 3 (10), 1B off Chad Qualls, 1 out, 2006 NL Tournament (Padres scored 3 in 9th)
Joe Morgan 1975 Reds (4-13-08) Reds 5, 1975 Pirates 4, 1B off Ramon Hernandez, 2 out, Internet game vs. David Cann
Merv Rettenmund 1970 Orioles (10-11-08) Orioles 2, 1970 Reds 1, 2-run 1B off Clay Carroll, 1 out, 1970 WS G1 (1st series)
Lee May 1970 Reds (10-24-08) Reds 3, 1970 Orioles 2, 1B off Eddie Watt, 1 out, 1970 WS G4 (2nd series)
Joe Nolan 1981 Reds (12-27-08) Reds 3, 1981 Tigers 2, 2-run 1B off Kevin Saucier, 1 out, 1981 Season
Luis Alicea 1996 Cardinals (2-25-09) Cardinals 7, 1975 Expos 6 (10), 1B off Dale Murray, 2 out, Ultimate Tournament (Cardinals 3 runs to win)
F.P Santangelo 1996 Expos (3-17-09) Expos 4, 1975 Cubs 3, 3B off Bill Bonham, 2 out, Ultimate Tournament
Dave Nilsson 1996 Brewers (3-18-09) Brewers 4, 2007 Brewers 3, 2B off Carlos Villanueva, 2 out, Ultimate Tournament
@ Norris Hopper 2006 Reds (4-12-09) Reds 5, 2006 A’s, PH 2B off Barry Zito, 2 out, Ultimate Tournament
Ivan Rodriguez 2006 Tigers (4-28-09) Tigers 5, 2006 Mariners 4 (10), 1B off Rafael Soriano, 1 out, Ultimate Tournament
Wally Moses 1946 Red Sox (11-29-09) Red Sox 9, 1962 Giants 8 (10), 2B off Bobby Bolin, one out, Second Chance Tournament
Willie Davis 1966 Dodgers (12-26-09) Dodgers 1, 1967 Reds 0 (13), 2B off Gerry Arrigo, two outs, Ultimate Tournament
Dusty Baker 1981 Dodgers (3-2-10) Dodgers 5, 1981 Reds 4, 2B off Tom Hume, 2 out, 1981 Season
@ Sam Mejias 1981 Reds (5-16-10) Reds 6, 1981 Astros 5, PH 1B off Joe Sambito, 2 out, 1981 Season
Marty Marion 1948 Cardinals (12-6-10) Cardinals 4, 1948 Cubs 3, 1B off Johnny Schmitz, 2 out, 1948 Tournament
Andy Seminick 1948 Phillies (12-12-10) Phillies 2, 1948 Cardinals 1 (14), 1B off Ted Wilks, 0 out, 1948 Tournament Championship Series G5
@ Jimmy Bloodworth 1950 Phillies (11-28-11) Phillies 2, 1965 Indians 1 (12), PH 1B off Gary Bell, 1 out, Reds & Great Teams Tournament
Frank White 1977 Royals (12-5-11) Royals 3, 1975 Red Sox 2 (10), 2B off Rick Wise, 2 out, 8-Team Double Elimination Tournament
Phil Cavarretta 1948 Cubs (11-15-12) Cubs 3, 1948 Cardinals 2, 1B off Al Brazle, 2 out, 1948 Season
Del Ennis 1948 Phillies (12-22-12) Phillies 2, 1948 Cardinals 1 (10), 1B off Murry Dickson, 2 out, 1948 Season
Ralph Kiner 1948 Pirates (5-27-13) Pirates 6, 1948 Reds 5, 1B off Ken Raffensberger, 1 out, 1948 Season
Jim Northrup 1967 Tigers (6-24-13) Tigers 3, 1967 Astros 2 (13), 1B off Dave Eilers, 2 out, 1967 Tournament
Frank Taveras 1977 Pirates (11-22-13) Pirates 2, 1964 Yankees, 1B off Hal Reniff, 1 out, 2013 Fall Tournament
Dave Parker 1977 Pirates (11-25-13) Pirates 7, 1946 Cardinals 6, 1B off Ted Wilks, 1 out, 2013 Fall Tournament
Dave Moates 1975 Rangers (12-13-13) Rangers 3, 1975 Reds 2, 1B off Will McEnaney, 1 out, 1975 Round Robin
Pete Mackanin 1975 Expos (12-14-13) Expos 3, 1975 Indians 2, 2B off Fritz Peterson, 0 out, 1975 Round Robin
Lou Brock 1968 Cardinals (4-25-15) Cardinals 2, 1968 Tigers 1, 1B off Mickey Lolich, 1 out, 2015 Spring Tournament
Alex Gordon 2014 Royals (8-22-15) Royals 3, 1911 A’s 2, 2B off Harry Krause, 0 out, 2015-2018 Tournament
Buster Posey 2014 Giants (9-25-18) Giants 9, 1975 Reds 8 (15), 2B off Clay Kirby, 2 out, 2015-2018 Tournament
George Foster 1975 Reds (3-4-19) Reds 9, 1981 Dodgers 8 (11), 2B off Steve Howe, 2 out, 1975 Reds Replay
Pete Rose 1975 Reds (6-20-19) Reds 6, 2008 Phillies 5, 2B off J.C. Romero, 2 out, 1975 Reds Replay
Julian Javier 1967 Cardinals (7-19-19) Cardinals 5, Reds 4, 3B off Rawly Eastwick, 0 out, 1975 Reds Replay
Johnny Bench 1975 Reds (9-17-19) Reds 2, 1969 Mets 1 (10), 2B off Tug McGraw, 2 out, 1975 Reds Replay NLCS G2
@ Dan Driessen 1975 Reds (10-2-19) Reds 3, 1975 Red Sox 2 (10), 1B off Dick Drago, 1 out, 1975 Reds Replay World Series G4
Earle Combs 1927 Yankees (1-11-20) Yankees 4, 2004 Red Sox 3 (11), 1B off Keith Foulke, 1 out, 27 * 61 Replay
Dale Mitchell 1948 Indians (3-15-20) Indians 5, 1961 Yankees 4, (11), 1B off Luis Arroyo, 2 out, 27 * 61 Replay
Nemo Leibold 1924 Senators (3-13-20) Senators 3, 1927 Yankees 2 (12), 1B off Dutch Ruether, 2 out, 27 * 61 Replay
Mike Schmidt 1980 Phillies (6-22-20) Phillies 4, 1980 Pirates, 1B off Kent Tekulve, 1 out, 1980 Tournament
Pete Rose 1980 Phillies (7-6-20) Phillies 3, 1980 Reds 2 (13), 1B off Joe Price, 2 out, 1980 Tournament (Game included triple play)
Deron Johnson 1966 Reds (7-14-20) Reds 4, 1966 Orioles 3 (11, COVID rules), Vada Pinson placed at 2nd, 1B off Moe Drabowsky, 0 out, SOM Podcast with Chris Cornett
@ Johnny Blanchard 1961 Yankees (9-21-20) Yankees 8, 1948 Indians 7 (10), 1b off Ed Klieman, 2 out, 27 * 61 Replay
Johnny Damon 2004 Red Sox (10-9-20) Red Sox 4, 1961 Yankees 3 (11), 1b off Bud Daley, 2 out, 27 * 61 Replay
Tony Kubek 1961 Yankees (10-18-20) Yankees 3, 1972 A’s 2 (12), 1b off Bob Locker, 2 out, 27 * 61 Replay
Dale Mitchell 1948 Indians (11-22-20) Indians 7, 1927 Yankees 6 (10), 1b off Myles Thomas, 0 out, (Jim Hegan BB, Thurman Thomas PH 1b), 27 * 61 Replay
@ Pablo Ozuna 2005 White Sox (12-9-20) White Sox 5, 1927 Yankees 4, 1b off Dutch Ruether, 0 out, (4-run rally in 9th, Only batter Ruether faced.), 27 * 61 Replay
Goose Goslin 1924 Senators (2-1-21) Senators 1, 1927 Yankees 0, 1B off Wilcy Moore, 2 out, 27 * 61 Replay (Moore lost no-hitter in ninth)
& Scott Podsednik 2005 White Sox (2-10-21) White Sox 1, 1961 Yankees 0, 1b off Ralph Terry, 1 out, (Juan Uribe BB, Jon Garland SAC 5-3.), 27 * 61 Replay
Wade Boggs 1986 Red Sox (2-27-21) Red Sox 6, 1984 Cubs 5 (14), 1B off Lee Smith, 0 out, 80s Diamond Gems Tournament
Mickey Mantle 1961 Yankees (4-14-21) Yankees 5, 1948 Indians 4 (10), 1b off Russ Christopher, 1 out, 27 * 61 Replay
Earle Combs 1927 Yankees (5-1-21) Yankees 6, 1924 Senators 5, 1B off Curly Ogden, 2 out, (Wilcy Moore BB by Paul Zahniser to load bases), 27 * 61 Replay
Edd Roush 1924 Reds (5-9-21) Reds 3, 1964 Reds 2 (10), 1B off Sammy Ellis, 1 out, (Reds load bases with straight singles by PH Boob Fowler, Hughie Critz, Jake Daubert against starter Jim O’Toole), Reds Decade Tournament
Ken Griffey 1977 Reds (5-14-21) Reds 6, 1934 Reds 5, 1B off Benny Frey, 1 out, (Reds score three runs, Cesar Geronimo RBI 1b, Pete Rose RBI 2b), Reds Decade Tournament
Pat Kelly 1969 Royals (8-5-21) Royals 3, 1969 White Sox 2, 1B off Joe Horlen, 1 out, (Ellie Rodriguez single and Jackie Hernandez double), 1969 Tournament
Jim Fregosi 1969 Angels (8-6-21) Angels 4, 1969 Pilots 3 (12), 1B off Bob Locker, 1 out, (Sandy Alomar double), 1969 Tournament
Paul Blair 1969 Orioles (8-17-21) Orioles 2, 1969 Tigers 1, 1B off Don McMahon, 0 out, (Merv Rettenmund PH single, Don Buford single), 1969 Tournament
Doug Rader 1976 Padres (9-5-21) Padres 1, 1972 Indians 0, 1B off Gaylord Perry, 2 out, (Willie Davis single, Jerry Turner walk), 1970s Cy Young Tournament
Gene Alley 1971 Pirates (9-27-21) Pirates 2, 1974 Dodgers 1, 1B off Mike Marshall, 2 out, (Willie Stargell walk, Manny Sanguillen single), 1970s Diamond Gems Tournament
Sean Berry 1994 Expos (10-9-21) Expos 9, 1994 Braves 8, 2B off Steve Bedrosian, 1 out, (Expos scored five times in ninth after Braves had two runs in top of inning. Berry knocked in two runs with game-winning hit.), 1994 Post-Season Tournament
Joey Amalfitano 1964 Cubs (11-19-21) Cubs 3, 1964 Colts 2 (10), 1B off Hal Woodeshick, 0 out, (Andre Rodgers 1B, Jimmy Stewart PH 1B, Amalfitano 1B.), 1964 Tournament
Lee Maye 1964 Braves (11-24-21) Braves 5, 1964 Dodgers 4, 1B off Ron Perranoski, 2 out, (Braves scored four runs in ninth), 1964 Tournament
Ruben Amaro 1964 Phillies (11-24-21) Phillies 2, 1964 Cubs 1 (11), 1B off Lindy McDaniel, 2 out, (Wes Covington 1B, Tony Gonzalez 1B), 1964 Tournament
Tommy Harper 1964 Reds (11-25-21) Reds 4, 1964 Giants 3 (10), 1B off Bob Shaw, 1 out, (Chico Ruiz scores run after pinch-hit 2B.), 1964 Tournament
Clyde Spearman 1935 New York Cubans (12-31-21) Cubans 9, 1949 Baltimore Elite Giants 8 (10), 3B off Leon Day, 1 out, NL Diamond Gems B Tournament Championship
Lou Boudreau 1948 Indians (2-17-23) Indians 4, 1940 Tigers 3 (12), 1B off Johnny Gorsica, 1 out, (Thurman Tucker scores run after BB and Dale Mitchell 1b.), 1940s Diamond Gems Tournament
Scott Rolen 2006 Cardinals (3-11-23) Cardinals 5, 2016 Cubs 4, RBI single with bases loaded and one out off Aroldis Chapman, 2023 Tournament, Sam Jethroe Bracket
Trea Turner 2019 Nationals (3-11-23) Nationals 6, 1981 Reds 5 (10), RBI single with one out off Tom Hume, 2023 Tournament, Sam Jethroe Bracket
Ralph Kiner Marion Red Sox (5-24-23) Red Sox 3, Portsmouth A’s 2, two-run double off Bruce Sutter, Hall of Fame League. Ferguson Jenkins lost no-hitter in ninth.
Richie Zisk 1976 Pirates (7-22-23) Pirates 5, 1976 Expos 4 (11), RBI single off Don Stanhouse with two outs, (Dave Parker 2b and scored), 1976 Tournament
Rusty Staub 1976 Tigers (1-24-25) Tigers 3, 2019 Nationals (10), RBI double off Sean Doolittle with one out, (Ron LeFlore 1b and SB), Challenge
Ken Landreau 1981 Dodgers (3-8-25) Dodgers 2, 1983 Orioles, RBI single off Scott McGregor with one out, (Davey Lopes 1b and SB), Challenge
Taylor Ward 2022 Angels (3-8-25) Angels 5, 1909 Pirates, RBI single off Babe Adams with two outs, (Andrew Velaquez 1b and SB), Challenge
John Ramano 1959 Rookies (3-8-25) 1959 Rookies 5, 2006 Rookies 4 (13), RBI single off Josh Johnson with two outs, (2006 had two errors in inning), Rookie Challenge
Ken Griffey 1976 Reds (6-26-25) Reds 5, 1968 Cardinals 4,(17), RBI single off Larry Jaster after Dave Concepcion singled and stole second before moving to third on ground out by Pete Rose, Longest game list, Nolan Ryan Challenge (pitching for Reds)
Dave Concepcion 1976 Reds (6-27-25) Reds 4, 2014 Dodgers 3, two-run single off Clayton Kershaw, Nolan Ryan Challenge (pitching for Reds)
Dave Concepcion 1981 Reds (11-25-25) Reds 4, 1948 Indians 3 in 11 innings in Game 4, Concepcion RBI single off Russ Christopher, see triple plays
Dale Murphy 1982 Braves (6-16-26) Braves 2, 1945 Buckeyes 1, RBI single off Jeff Jefferson after Claudell Washington tied game with RBI single off Bill Jefferson in the ninth
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& One-hitter, no-hitter lost in ninth lists
Walk-off Wins
Josh Barfield 2006 Padres (1-12-08) Padres 2, Pirates 1, FC RBI off Damaso Marte (attempted DP), 1 out, 2006 NL Tournament
Mark Belanger 1970 Orioles (10-20-08) Orioles 11, Reds 10, Bases Loaded BB off Tony Cloninger capped 3-run rally, 0 out, 1970 WS (2nd Series)
Dick Allen 1964 Phillies (11-9-11) Phillies 2, 1971 Orioles 1, Allen tripled and scored on an error by Mark Belanger on grounder by Wes Covington off Dave McNally, 1 out, 8-Team Tournament
Johnny Mize 1948 Giants (5-26-13) Giants 8, Phillies 7 (11), RBI GO off Blix Donnelly (unearned), 1 out, 1948 Season
Dick Sisler 1948 Phillies (5-26/27-13) Phillies 9, Giants 8, scored on WP by Ken Trinkle, 0 out, 1948 Season
Allie Clark 1948 Indians (11-23-13) Indians 6, 1975 Expos 5, SF off Woodie Fryman, 1 out, 2013 Fall Tournament
Omar Moreno 1977 Pirates (11-25-13) Pirates 5, 1948 Indians 4 (12), Scored on error by Ken Keltner on grounder by Rennie Stennett, 1 out, 2013 Fall Tournament Championship Series Game 3
Doug Flynn 1975 Reds (7-8-19) Reds 9, 1954 Giants 8 (11), Sacrifice fly off Hoyt Wilhelm, 1 out, 1975 Reds Replay
Chet Lemon 1977 White Sox (10-12-19) White Sox 2, Braves 1, Scored on two-base error by Jeff Burroughs on fly ball to right by Brian Downing off Dave Campbell, 0 out, 1977 Tournament (Lemon doubled of Max Leon)
Juan Uribe 2005 White Sox (2-23-20) White Sox 3, 1927 Yankees 2 (13), Sacrifice fly off Myles Thomas, 0 out, 27 * 61 Replay
Andy Etchebarren 1970 Orioles (3-2-20) Orioles 9, 1961 Yankees 8, Bases loaded walk off Luis Arroyo, 1 out, 27 * 61 Replay
Clete Boyer 1961 Yankees (11-4-20) 1961 Yankees 7, 1924 Senators 6 (10), Sacrifice fly off Paul Zahniser, 1 out, 27 * 61 Replay
Frank Robinson 1970 Orioles (3-14-21) Orioles 5, 1961 Yankees 4, Bases loaded walk off Luis Arroyo, 2 out, 27 * 61 Replay
Ike Caveney 1924 Reds (5-24-21) Reds 6, 1948 Reds 5 (11), Scored on two-base error by Johnny Wyrostek on fly ball by Chick Shorten off Howie Fox, 0 out, (Caveney doubled, and Bubbles Hargrave walked) Reds Decade Tournament.
Curt Blefary 1966 Orioles (1-25-23) Orioles 2, 1965 Twins 1 (11), sacrifice fly with bases loaded and no outs off Johnny Klipstein as Frank Robinson scored, 1960 Diamond Gems Tournament
Mike Shannon 1967 Cardinals (1-25-23) Cardinals 5, 1966 Orioles 4, sacrifice fly with bases loaded and one out off Stu Miller with Curt Flood scoring, 1960 Diamond Gems Tournament
Tim McCarver 1967 Cardinals (1-26/27-23) Cardinals 6, 1967 Red Sox 5 (15), sacrifice fly off Darrell Brandon with Roger Maris scoring after a double by Orlando Cepeda, 1960 Diamond Gems Tournament Semifinals (Championship walk off HR by Orlando Cepeda)
Ken Griffey 1976 Reds (6-27-25) Reds 4, 2024 Tigers 3, sacrifice fly off Tarek Skubal with Dave Concepcion scoring after single and SB before moving to third on ground out by Pete Rose, Nolan Ryan Challenge (pitching for Reds)
Wes Parker 1970 Dodgers (8-18-25) Dodgers 4, 1970 Padres 3 (11), sacrifice fly off Tom Dukes with Manny Mota scoring after single before moving to third on single by Willie Davis, 1970 Tournament
Billy Gilbert 1905 Giants (1-28-26) Giants 2, 1909 Tigers 1 (10), Gilbert scored on an error by Tigers third baseman George Moriarty on a ground ball by George Brown, Deadball Gems Tournament
RECORDS AS OF 6-30-2026