#50 is here.
#49 September 17, 1968 100 Minutes
Gaylord Perry and Bob Gibson matched up in a 1-0 Giants win in a 100 minute game; San Francisco had only 6 baseunners, one was a Run Hunt first inning home run that provided the final margin.
Perry allowed only two baserunners - both of them walks, neither runner got past first base in the second no-hitter ever by a Giant at Candlestick.
#48 is tomorrow
#FarewellCandlestick: The 100 Greatest Moments in Candlestick Park History #49
Monday, November 11, 2013
#FarewellCandlestick: The 100 Greatest Moments in Candlestick Park History #50
Sunday, November 10, 2013
#51 is here.
And now - the top 50 greatest moments in Candlestick History.
#50 November 27, 1989 Monday Night Against New York
Maybe the best rivalry in sports in the 1980s was Niners v. Giants; here, the two best teams in the league, both 9-2 with the Niners the defending champs, met on Monday Night Football (back when that was still Monday Night Football).
San Francisco went up 24-7 at the half; Joe Montana throwing 3 TD passes. New York scored the next 17, tying the game at 24. A Mike Cofer FG and Tom Rathman touchdown, both in the 4th quarter, provided the final margin of victory 34-24.
Joe was 27-33 for 292 yards and the 3 scores; the Niner defense had 7 sacks (4 by Pierce Holt) and 3 picks of Phil Simms; we'd go on to win the Super Bowl.
#49 is tomorrow
And now - the top 50 greatest moments in Candlestick History.
#50 November 27, 1989 Monday Night Against New York
Maybe the best rivalry in sports in the 1980s was Niners v. Giants; here, the two best teams in the league, both 9-2 with the Niners the defending champs, met on Monday Night Football (back when that was still Monday Night Football).
San Francisco went up 24-7 at the half; Joe Montana throwing 3 TD passes. New York scored the next 17, tying the game at 24. A Mike Cofer FG and Tom Rathman touchdown, both in the 4th quarter, provided the final margin of victory 34-24.
Joe was 27-33 for 292 yards and the 3 scores; the Niner defense had 7 sacks (4 by Pierce Holt) and 3 picks of Phil Simms; we'd go on to win the Super Bowl.
#49 is tomorrow
#FarewellCandlestick: The 100 Greatest Moments in Candlestick Park History #51
Friday, November 8, 2013
#52 is here.
#51 August 24, 1975 The Last No-Hitter
The Giants and Mets were essentially .500 teams playing a meaningless late August doubleheader (San Francisco entered the day 21.5 games out of first place). The Giants lost game one - but in Game 2, Ed Halicki struck out 10, walking only two, and threw the last no-hitter a San Francisco pitcher was ever going to throw at Candlestick Park.
That's the first 50. We'll wait until Sunday to start the second 50.
#51 August 24, 1975 The Last No-Hitter
The Giants and Mets were essentially .500 teams playing a meaningless late August doubleheader (San Francisco entered the day 21.5 games out of first place). The Giants lost game one - but in Game 2, Ed Halicki struck out 10, walking only two, and threw the last no-hitter a San Francisco pitcher was ever going to throw at Candlestick Park.
That's the first 50. We'll wait until Sunday to start the second 50.
#FarewellCandlestick: The 100 Greatest Moments in Candlestick Park History #52
Thursday, November 7, 2013
#53 is here.
#52 December 26, 1971 The First Playoff Game
The first playoff game ever played at Candlestick ended George Allen's first season as Redskins coach. John Brodie hit Gene Washington with a 78 yard touchdown pass to tie the game in the third quarter, and a Redskin botched punt attempt recovered by Bob Hoskins in the end zone in the 4th iced it away. The Niners beat Washington 24-20.
#51- the end of the first half of the 100 greatest moments in Candlestick Park history - is tomorrow.
#52 December 26, 1971 The First Playoff Game
The first playoff game ever played at Candlestick ended George Allen's first season as Redskins coach. John Brodie hit Gene Washington with a 78 yard touchdown pass to tie the game in the third quarter, and a Redskin botched punt attempt recovered by Bob Hoskins in the end zone in the 4th iced it away. The Niners beat Washington 24-20.
#51- the end of the first half of the 100 greatest moments in Candlestick Park history - is tomorrow.
NFL Supercontest Week 10
Last week is here. I'm 24-21 overall (despite starting the season 0-5).
Atlanta +6 Seattle loss
Jacksonville +11.5 Tenn win
Cincinnati -1.5 Balt loss
Buffalo +3 Pitt loss
Miami -2.5 TB loss
1-4
25-25
Atlanta +6 Seattle loss
Jacksonville +11.5 Tenn win
Cincinnati -1.5 Balt loss
Buffalo +3 Pitt loss
Miami -2.5 TB loss
1-4
25-25
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