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George_Bell · 09-18-2014, 03:25 PM

Ewell Blackwell gets the start Don Kaiser would have gotten, game 1 of the World Series. The difference in quality is felt immediately. Pete Castiglione hits a 2^nd inning grand slam off of Blackwell, and the Dodgers never look back. LA wins game one 10-4.

Bob Miller, the Orioles best starter not injured right now takes the mound for game 2, and does not last very long. 3 walks, 5 singles, and 2 doubles combine for a 7 run Dodgers second inning. Game two final. LA 10, Bal 2.

The Orioles get a fantastic performance from reliever turned starter Jack Faszholz. He pitches all 9 innings, allowing just 5 hits, and 1 run, which came in the form of a solo home run by Dick Wakefield. Problem is Maasaki Koyama was better, he was even more dominant, allowing just 4 hits, in the shutout 1-0 victory, putting the Dodgers on the brink.

Orioles bats finally awaken, sending Lou Brissie to the showers early. They score seven in the 5^th inning, and former stopper, now starting out of necessity, Minnie Rojas gets the win. Orioles edge LA 9-8.

Game 5 is a blowout. 20 year old Dodger, Frank Bork was not ready for this, and lasts just 3 innings. Another 7 run inning occurs, this time in the fourth. Ewell Blackwell pitches a complete game shutout, and knocks in 2 with an RBI double. Baltimore stays alive with a 11-0 win.

Lou Brissie is again crushed, and forced to leave the game early. Baltimore jumps out to a huge 8-2 lead, and never looks back. The Orioles force another game 7 with the 9-5 victory.

GAME 7

For the fifth straight season, the World Series will be decided by 1 game.

Maasaki Koyama is still tired, and won’t start game 7. His 154 pitches in game 3 evidently took a lot out of him, and after a few days, he’s still only 43% rested.

The Dodgers are fortunate to only allow 1 run in the third innings, when Baltimore gets 3 hits and a walk. Orioles lead early 1-0.

Two bases loaded walks add two runs to the Baltimore lead the next inning. Young Frank Bork could not find the plate, walking 3 in the innings, and its’ 3-0 Baltimore.

The Dodgers get 2 back in the 6^th. Pancho Herrera, acquired in a mid season trade with the Phillies, hits a 2 run home run. LA is back in this thing.

Baltimore responds in a big way. Bob Speake, a CF who hit 12 home runs in 68 game for the Orioles, hits a massive 3 run home run. Baltimore adds another as the result of a Dodger error, and the lead is now 7-2.

Ralph Beard pitches the final 3 innings for Baltimore, allowing just 2 hits, and after trailing 3 game to none, the Baltimore Orioles have won 4 straight to win the World Series!!

09-18-2014, 03:25 PM	#635
George_Bell All Star Starter Join Date: Dec 2013 Posts: 1,988	Ewell Blackwell gets the start Don Kaiser would have gotten, game 1 of the World Series. The difference in quality is felt immediately. Pete Castiglione hits a 2^nd inning grand slam off of Blackwell, and the Dodgers never look back. LA wins game one 10-4. Bob Miller, the Orioles best starter not injured right now takes the mound for game 2, and does not last very long. 3 walks, 5 singles, and 2 doubles combine for a 7 run Dodgers second inning. Game two final. LA 10, Bal 2. The Orioles get a fantastic performance from reliever turned starter Jack Faszholz. He pitches all 9 innings, allowing just 5 hits, and 1 run, which came in the form of a solo home run by Dick Wakefield. Problem is Maasaki Koyama was better, he was even more dominant, allowing just 4 hits, in the shutout 1-0 victory, putting the Dodgers on the brink. Orioles bats finally awaken, sending Lou Brissie to the showers early. They score seven in the 5^th inning, and former stopper, now starting out of necessity, Minnie Rojas gets the win. Orioles edge LA 9-8. Game 5 is a blowout. 20 year old Dodger, Frank Bork was not ready for this, and lasts just 3 innings. Another 7 run inning occurs, this time in the fourth. Ewell Blackwell pitches a complete game shutout, and knocks in 2 with an RBI double. Baltimore stays alive with a 11-0 win. Lou Brissie is again crushed, and forced to leave the game early. Baltimore jumps out to a huge 8-2 lead, and never looks back. The Orioles force another game 7 with the 9-5 victory. GAME 7 For the fifth straight season, the World Series will be decided by 1 game. Maasaki Koyama is still tired, and won’t start game 7. His 154 pitches in game 3 evidently took a lot out of him, and after a few days, he’s still only 43% rested. The Dodgers are fortunate to only allow 1 run in the third innings, when Baltimore gets 3 hits and a walk. Orioles lead early 1-0. Two bases loaded walks add two runs to the Baltimore lead the next inning. Young Frank Bork could not find the plate, walking 3 in the innings, and its’ 3-0 Baltimore. The Dodgers get 2 back in the 6^th. Pancho Herrera, acquired in a mid season trade with the Phillies, hits a 2 run home run. LA is back in this thing. Baltimore responds in a big way. Bob Speake, a CF who hit 12 home runs in 68 game for the Orioles, hits a massive 3 run home run. Baltimore adds another as the result of a Dodger error, and the lead is now 7-2. Ralph Beard pitches the final 3 innings for Baltimore, allowing just 2 hits, and after trailing 3 game to none, the Baltimore Orioles have won 4 straight to win the World Series!!