Reds Walk-Off Home Runs 1980 - 1989
by Caleb on Sep 26, 2010 6:39 PM EDT
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The 80's were as bleak as I thought they were for walk-offs.
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Eric Davis(3) |
Atlanta |
2 Run Jack |
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Mariano Duncan |
Atlanta |
Solo Shot |
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Buddy Bell |
Los Angeles |
Solo Shot |
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Eric Davis(2) |
San Francisco |
Solo Shot |
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Dave Parker |
Chicago |
Solo Shot |
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Eric Davis |
Houston |
2 Run Jack |
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Tony Perez |
Pittsburgh |
2 Run Jack |
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Skeeter Barnes |
Houston |
Solo Shot |
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Tom Foley |
San Diego |
2 Run Jack |
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Brad Gulden |
Pittsburgh |
3 Run Bomb |
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Ron Oester(2) |
New York |
2 Run Jack |
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Ron Oester |
Los Angeles |
Solo Shot |
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George Foster |
San Diego |
2 Run Jack |
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Ken Griffey |
New York |
Solo Shot |
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Dave Concepcion |
Atlanta |
2 Run Jack |
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I must be pretty old
Because I remember Concepcion’s walk off HR in 1980.
by ThisonebelongstotheReds on Sep 27, 2010 9:55 PM EDT reply actions
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