Big Red Fury

Naiwf is on point, although I'd consider Vander Meer's two consecutive no-no's as one feat, because I don't know how you can choose one over the other. One the one hand he did walk 8 in the second game with as opposed to 3walks in the first. He did however strikeout 7 in the second vs 4 in the first. Also throw in the fact that he could have been tired going on only 3 days rest. I could never make the call so I always just considered it one big feat. In my mind if you split either up and consider each on it's own then Larsen's is better.

Just began a new game with Deportivo, and so far 4 months into my reign I've made a lot of changes Transfers Out: Romero-Atletico Madrid-1.2 Mil Jacques Songo'o-Le Mans-450 K Walter Geraldo Pandiani-Barcelona-9 Mil Albert Luque-Schalke 04-13 Mil Aldo Duscher-Villarreal-6 Mil Sergio-Chelsea-1 Mil plus Part Exchange Transfers In: Hiroyuki Hayashi-Avispa-250 K David Vaughan-Crewe-2.7 Mil Supat Rungratsamee-Portsmouth-425 K Shaun Wright-Phillips-Manchester City-6.5 Mil Emmanuel Petit-Chelsea-Part Exchange Frank Lampard-Chelsea-Part Exchange Mbark Boussafa-Chelsea-Part Exchange Alessio Cerci-Bologna-1 Mil July of '04 Mikael Forssell-Chelsea-12 Mil January 1st 04 Through 11 league games we are second with 8 wins, 2 draws, and a loss We are also doing pretty well in our CL group which includes Juventus, Anderlecht, and VfB Stuttgart. Diego Tristan leads the team with 8 goals, 5 assists and Victor leads the team in form with an average of 8 in 8 league appearences

Just so you know, all of the sites are making the punch seem lucky, especially the AP report I read on CBSSportsline. It doesn't blatently say it was lucky, but the way it is described more or less does, so Hit Man is not crazy.