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Atlanta Braves @ New York Mets

1976-04-27 Β· Day game Β· Shea Stadium Β· Att: 4002 Β· 2:25

New York Mets defeated Atlanta Braves 6–5. New York Mets put up 3 in the 9th. Tom Hall earned the win. Vic Correll went 3-for-3 with 1 HR and 2 RBI.

Line score

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ATL10030100058
NYN000100113610

W: Tom Hall   L: Pablo Torrealba   SV: (none)

Umpires β€” HP: Ed Sudol Β· 1B: Bob Engel Β· 2B: Bruce Froemming Β· 3B: Jerry Dale Β· LF: (none) Β· RF: (none)

Atlanta Braves β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Lee Lacy511000
Jerry Royster400000
Jim Wynn310022
Tom Paciorek200001
Earl Williams301001
Cito Gaston412100
Vic Correll313210
Darrel Chaney401101
Carl Morton400002
Darrell Evans100011
Rowland Office110000

New York Mets β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Bruce Boisclair501200
Felix Millan412100
Del Unser400000
Ed Kranepool200100
Dave Kingman412100
Wayne Garrett400000
Ron Hodges301000
Bud Harrelson402000
Jerry Koosman000000
Joe Torre000010
Benny Ayala100001
Jerry Grote111000
John Milner111100

Atlanta Braves β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Carl Morton7.1610
Pablo Torrealba1.1401

New York Mets β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Jerry Koosman5.2724
Hank Webb2.1122
Tom Hall1.0002

Play-by-play

Top 1

  • Lee Lacy: S8
  • Jerry Royster: 14/SH.1-2
  • Jim Wynn: 8.2-H(E6)(UR)
  • Tom Paciorek: K

Bot 1

  • Bruce Boisclair: 31
  • Felix Millan: 2/G/BINT
  • Del Unser: 4

Top 2

  • Earl Williams: K
  • Cito Gaston: 43
  • Vic Correll: S
  • Darrel Chaney: 64(1)/FO

Bot 2

  • Ed Kranepool: 43
  • Dave Kingman: 63
  • Wayne Garrett: 8

Top 3

  • Carl Morton: K
  • Lee Lacy: 4
  • Jerry Royster: 43

Bot 3

  • Ron Hodges: 13
  • Bud Harrelson: S7
  • Jerry Koosman: 14/SH.1-2
  • Bruce Boisclair: 43

Top 4

  • Jim Wynn: W
  • Tom Paciorek: 53/SH.1-2
  • Earl Williams: 3/G.2-3
  • Cito Gaston: S7.3-H
  • Vic Correll: HR.1-H
  • Darrel Chaney: S8
  • Carl Morton: 64(1)/FO

Bot 4

  • Felix Millan: D7
  • Del Unser: E6.2-3;B-1
  • Ed Kranepool: 7/SF.3-H
  • Dave Kingman: 54(1)3/GDP

Top 5

  • Lee Lacy: 63
  • Jerry Royster: 9
  • Jim Wynn: K/C

Bot 5

  • Wayne Garrett: 9
  • Ron Hodges: S7
  • Bud Harrelson: S9.1-2
  • Jerry Koosman: 54/SH.2-3;1-2
  • Bruce Boisclair: 6

Top 6

  • Tom Paciorek: 53
  • Earl Williams: S7
  • Cito Gaston: D7.1-3
  • Vic Correll: IW
  • Darrel Chaney: 84(1)/FO.3-H;2-3
  • Carl Morton: 4/L

Bot 6

  • Felix Millan: 8
  • Del Unser: 9
  • Ed Kranepool: 43

Top 7

  • Lee Lacy: 7
  • Jerry Royster: 4
  • Jim Wynn: W
  • Darrell Evans: W.1-2
  • Rowland Office: 4

Bot 7

  • Dave Kingman: HR
  • Wayne Garrett: 8
  • Ron Hodges: 8
  • Bud Harrelson: 13

Top 8

  • Cito Gaston: E5.B-1
  • Vic Correll: S7.1-2
  • Darrel Chaney: K
  • Carl Morton: K
  • Lee Lacy: 4

Bot 8

  • Joe Torre: W
  • Bruce Boisclair: 1/G.1-2
  • Felix Millan: S7.2-H
  • Del Unser: 8
  • Benny Ayala: K

Top 9

  • Jerry Royster: 13
  • Jim Wynn: K/C
  • Darrell Evans: K

Bot 9

  • Dave Kingman: S7
  • Wayne Garrett: 9
  • Jerry Grote: S.1-2
  • Bud Harrelson: 8
  • John Milner: S9.2-H;1-2
  • Bruce Boisclair: D9.2-H;1-H

Notes & reviews

  • Felix Millan called for interference for running into his own batted ball