Have any1 got a walk-off grand slam with 2outs and full count?


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There is NO SUCH THING as a walk off grand slam. A grand slam occurs with the bases loaded and the batter homers. If a batter walks with the bases loaded, a FORCED RUN scores.

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There have been several occassions when a walk-off grand slam has won the game, but I'll do you one better - I was at a game in 1996 when Orioles catcher Chris Hoiles was up in the bottom of the ninth, bases loaded and his team down by three. He hit a full count fastball over the left field wall and his team won by a run.

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no, I've never hit one, but I've seen them happen when some dude pops a beauty over the fence for a win.

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The first poster is a moron who doesn't even know what walk off means.

The answer is no, however. See the following link for all of the walk-offs in WS history. Maz in 60 did it with the game tied 9-9, 0 outs, 0 on, on a 1-0 pitch. It won the series in the final game (game 7).

Carter in 93 did it with his team down 6-5, 2 outs, 2 on, 2-2 pitch. It was game 6, so had he gotten out they could have played the next game still.

Hoiles for the Orioles hit the "perfect" grand slam (full count, bases loaded, 2 outs, bottom of the 9th, down by 3 runs) but it was in regular season.

Clemente is the only player with a walk off inside the park grand slam.

*EDIT* I just realized this question only asks if anyone has ever hit one. A few have done it in the scenario you mentioned (I think they are all listed in my link), but only one has ever done the "perfect" one, which I mentioned above.

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No, it has never happened, but it would be the worst way to lose a World Series. A pitcher's nightmare.

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Other than Chris Hoiles, I don't know what the count was but here is a list of players that hit a grand slam in the bottom of the 9th with 2 outs and their team behind by 3 runs:

September 9, 1881 Roger Connor - 2 outs
September 11, 1955 Del Crandall - 2 outs
August 31, 1963 Ellis Burton - 2 outs
August 11, 1970 Carl Taylor - 2 outs
April 22, 1973 Ron Lolich - 2 outs
May 1, 1979 Roger Freed - 2 outs
April 13, 1983 Bo Diaz - 2 outs
August 31, 1984 Buddy Bell - 2 outs
April 13, 1985 Phil Bradley - 2 outs
August 29, 1986 Dick Schofield - 2 outs
June 21, 1988 Alan Trammell - 2 outs
May 17, 1996 Chris Hoiles - 2 outs (full count)
July 28, 2001 Brian Giles - 2 outs

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I was at a minor league game and witnessed a walk-off grand slam. 2001, I think. The fans went nuts. I was up and ready to leave -- glad I didn't.

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