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Texas Rangers @ New York Yankees

1984-04-22 Β· Day game Β· Yankee Stadium I Β· Att: 20530 Β· 2:28

Texas Rangers defeated New York Yankees 4–0. Texas Rangers put up 4 in the 8th. Danny Darwin earned the win.

Line score

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W: Danny Darwin   L: Jose Rijo   SV: (none)

Umpires β€” HP: John Hirschbeck Β· 1B: Tim McClelland Β· 2B: Marty Springstead Β· 3B: Jim McKean Β· LF: (none) Β· RF: (none)

Texas Rangers β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Mickey Rivers511101
Gary Ward310010
George Wright311111
Buddy Bell301001
Larry Parrish400002
Dave Hostetler300003
Ned Yost400000
Wayne Tolleson412001
Jim Anderson200010
Pete O'Brien101200
Curt Wilkerson100001

New York Yankees β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Willie Randolph400000
Ken Griffey401000
Steve Kemp201021
Oscar Gamble300000
Don Mattingly401000
Roy Smalley301011
Butch Wynegar401001
Andre Robertson301000
Omar Moreno301000
Don Baylor100000

Texas Rangers β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Danny Darwin7.0722
Mike Mason2.0011

New York Yankees β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Shane Rawley7.0228
Jose Rijo0.1310
Dale Murray0.2101
Bob Shirley1.0001

Play-by-play

Top 1

  • Mickey Rivers: 43
  • Gary Ward: 8
  • George Wright: K

Bot 1

  • Willie Randolph: 4
  • Ken Griffey: S
  • Steve Kemp: W.1-2
  • Oscar Gamble: 13.2-3;1-2
  • Don Mattingly: 7

Top 2

  • Buddy Bell: K
  • Larry Parrish: 63
  • Dave Hostetler: K

Bot 2

  • Roy Smalley: K
  • Butch Wynegar: S
  • Andre Robertson: 46(1)3/GDP

Top 3

  • Ned Yost: 53
  • Wayne Tolleson: K
  • Jim Anderson: 63

Bot 3

  • Omar Moreno: 8
  • Willie Randolph: 63
  • Ken Griffey: 7

Top 4

  • Mickey Rivers: 13
  • Gary Ward: 9
  • George Wright: W
  • Buddy Bell: S.1-2
  • Larry Parrish: K

Bot 4

  • Steve Kemp: S
  • Oscar Gamble: 3
  • Don Mattingly: D.1-3
  • Roy Smalley: W
  • Butch Wynegar: 46(1)3/GDP

Top 5

  • Dave Hostetler: K
  • Ned Yost: 6
  • Wayne Tolleson: S
  • Jim Anderson: 7

Bot 5

  • Andre Robertson: 9
  • Omar Moreno: S
  • Willie Randolph: SB2
  • Willie Randolph: 63.2-3
  • Ken Griffey: 7

Top 6

  • Mickey Rivers: K
  • Gary Ward: W
  • George Wright: 53.1-2
  • Buddy Bell: 63

Bot 6

  • Steve Kemp: K
  • Oscar Gamble: 43
  • Don Mattingly: 3/G

Top 7

  • Larry Parrish: 63
  • Dave Hostetler: K
  • Ned Yost: 7

Bot 7

  • Roy Smalley: S
  • Butch Wynegar: 7
  • Andre Robertson: S.1-2
  • Omar Moreno: 36(1)/FO/G.2-3;B-1
  • Willie Randolph: 9

Top 8

  • Wayne Tolleson: S
  • Jim Anderson: SB2
  • Jim Anderson: W
  • Mickey Rivers: S.2-H;1-2
  • Gary Ward: 15(2)/FO/G.1-2;B-1
  • George Wright: S.2-H;1-2
  • Buddy Bell: HP.2-3;1-2
  • Larry Parrish: K
  • Pete O'Brien: S.3-H;2-H;1-3;B-2(TH)
  • Ned Yost: 9

Bot 8

  • Ken Griffey: 7
  • Steve Kemp: W
  • Don Baylor: 49(B)/P9LS/DP.1X1(9)

Top 9

  • Wayne Tolleson: 9
  • Curt Wilkerson: K
  • Mickey Rivers: 43

Bot 9

  • Don Mattingly: 9
  • Roy Smalley: 8
  • Butch Wynegar: K

Notes & reviews

  • Baylor hit a high pop that landed in Tolleson's glove just as his glove hit a drain cover, which caused the ball to bounce very high out of the glove; Parrish caught the ball and ran to 1B to double up Kemp, who was standing on 2B; Yankees manager Berra argued that the high bounce meant the ball hit the ground; Berra ejected by 1B umpire McClelland