Dave Rader completes an unusual unassisted double play for a catcher and Bobby Bonds walks it off for the Giants
On April 18, 1973 — In the top of the 11th inning in San Francisco’s 4-3 victory over Atlanta at Candlestick Park, Dave Rader completes an unusual unassisted double play for a catcher. After catching an attempted sacrifice bunt which is popped up with Braves runners on first and second base, the Giants’ backstop races to second base and steps on the bag before Sonny Jackson, who had headed toward third on contact, can get back.
Bobby Bonds will end the game with a one out homerun off Tom House in the bottom of the frame.
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