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Hanshin's Highest Run Total in a Game

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Hanshin's Highest Run Total in a Game
Tonight (September 10, 2005) the Hanshin Tigers creamed the Carp 21-2. This is the most runs the Tigers have ever scored in a game - a club record. Starter Yuya Ando hit an RBI single and an RBI double, which I believe would have to be a personal record for him. The Tigers were helped by five errors committed by Hiroshima.
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Re: Hanshin's Highest Run Total in a Game
[ Author: matteo | Posted: Sep 10, 2005 10:58 PM ]

That was awesome. Good to see Sekimoto get back into some form again. 3 home runs in a row for Kanemoto as well.
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Re: Hanshin's Highest Run Total in a Game
[ Author: matteo | Posted: Sep 13, 2005 1:14 PM ]

Should have stated that a little clearer. Three consective homerun games for Kanemoto.
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Re: Hanshin's Highest Run Total in a Game
[ Author: Guest: Shinigami | Posted: Sep 15, 2005 3:28 AM ]

They've also beaten the Carp 10-0 and then the Giants 16-1 right after that, too. This is the most runs scored in 3 games since 52 years ago, and highest ever in Tigers' franchise history over a 3-game span.

Kanemoto and Imaoka are just on fire. And the pitching is doing so well they didn't even need to use Kubota and Williams in the last 3 games, and Fujiwara just once, so they can get some rest.
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