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Originally posted by Niners99:
Most HR's in a season at Oracle Park
1. 37 (Barry Bonds 2001)
2. 26 (Barry Bonds 2004)
3. 25 (Barry Bonds 2000)
4. 23 (Barry Bonds 2003)
5. 19 (Barry Bonds 2002)
6. 16 (Barry Bonds 2007)
7. 15 (Rich Aurilia 2001)
8. 15 (Ellis Burks 2000)
9. 13 (Brandon Belt 2021)
10. 13 (Juan Uribe 2010)
11. 13 (Pablo Sandoval 2009)
12. 13 (Moises Alou 2006)
Originally posted by DeepNinerValue:
Originally posted by Niners99:
Most HR's in a season at Oracle Park
1. 37 (Barry Bonds 2001)
2. 26 (Barry Bonds 2004)
3. 25 (Barry Bonds 2000)
4. 23 (Barry Bonds 2003)
5. 19 (Barry Bonds 2002)
6. 16 (Barry Bonds 2007)
7. 15 (Rich Aurilia 2001)
8. 15 (Ellis Burks 2000)
9. 13 (Brandon Belt 2021)
10. 13 (Juan Uribe 2010)
11. 13 (Pablo Sandoval 2009)
12. 13 (Moises Alou 2006)
Pathetic.
Originally posted by Niners99:
Just shows how difficult it is to hit there. Between the wind patterns, the dimensions, and the cold/wet air, the ball just doesn't travel.
Matt Chapman is currently at 9 this year.
Originally posted by VaBeachNiner:
Apparently Webb had a sever hangover when he was pitching in the ASG lol. Said when he went back to the dugout to apologize the rest of the team told him don't worry and that they didnt care about the game.
Originally posted by DeepNinerValue:
Originally posted by Niners99:
Just shows how difficult it is to hit there. Between the wind patterns, the dimensions, and the cold/wet air, the ball just doesn't travel.
Matt Chapman is currently at 9 this year.
They moved the fences in once. They should do it again.
Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:
As bad as Webb has been to the first 3 hitters, what pisses me off the most is Bailey's effort on a fastball down. Great catchers don't miss those ever. He misses them often.
Originally posted by SFGiant49ers:
Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:
As bad as Webb has been to the first 3 hitters, what pisses me off the most is Bailey's effort on a fastball down. Great catchers don't miss those ever. He misses them often.
I really don't understand why the catcher's stance changed a few years ago. I know they said it's so they can get more low strikes or something like that. But, to me it's way more important to be able to actually block balls in the dirt and pitches wide to the inside or outside, especially in the late innings of a big game.
It wasn't broken, I dunno why they had to fix it.
Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:
Webb holy s**t. Turning this off.