Tom Gordon sets a major league record for the most consecutive saves when collects his 42nd in the Red Sox’s 9-6 win over the Orioles. ‘Flash’ pitches a perfect ninth inning, striking out the three batters he faces.

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Tom Gordon sets a major league record for the most consecutive saves when collects his 42nd in the Red Sox’s 9-6 win over the Orioles. ‘Flash’ pitches a perfect ninth inning, striking out the three batters he faces.

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Shortstop Gary DiSarcina leads Anaheim to a 10 – 6 win over Oakland with five hits, including two doubles, and a pair of RBIs.

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Shortstop Gary DiSarcina leads Anaheim to a 10 – 6 win over Oakland with five hits, including two doubles, and a pair of RBIs.

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Day: September 24, 1998

Tom Gordon sets a major league record for the most consecutive saves when collects his 42nd in the Red Sox’s 9-6 win over the Orioles. ‘Flash’ pitches a perfect ninth inning, striking out the three batters he faces.

Shortstop Gary DiSarcina leads Anaheim to a 10 – 6 win over Oakland with five hits, including two doubles, and a pair of RBIs.

Start Listieng to Classic Baseball Broadcasts (1934 - 1973)

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