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The 3-6-3 Double Play during Post Season Play By Christopher Chestnut January 7, 2010 Current Score Batter Runner on First Date Visiting Team Home Team Inning Outs Team At Bat Pitcher First Baseman Shortstop Batter Visitor Home Hand Base 10-10-1920 Brooklyn Dodgers Cleveland Indians 8 0 Brooklyn 0 8 Bagby, Jim Johnston, Doc Sewell, Joe Mitchell, Clarence L Krueger, Ernie 10-07-1934 Detroit Tigers St. Louis Cardinals 3 0 Detroit 1 0 Dean, Dizzy Collins, Ripper Durocher, Leo Cochrane, Mickey L White, Jo-Jo 10-07-1940 Detroit Tigers Cincinnati Reds 6 1 Detroit 0 2 Walters, Bucky McCormick, Frank Myers, Billy Gehringer, Charlie L McCosky, Barney 09-28-1955 Brooklyn Dodgers New York Yankees 8 0 New York 5 6 Labine, Clem Hodges, Gil Reese, Peewee Noren, Irv L McDougald, Gil 10-02-1955 New York Yankees Brooklyn Dodgers 7 0 New York 2 4 Labine, Clem Hodges, Gil Reese, Peewee Noren, Irv L Howard, Elston 10-05-1963 New York Yankees Los Angeles Dodgers 5 1 Los Angeles 0 1 Bouton, Jim Pepitone, Joe Kubek, Tony Gilliam, Jim L Drysdale, Don 10-10-1970 Baltimore Orioles Cincinnati Reds 6 1 Baltimore 3 3 Nolan, Gary May, Lee Woodward, Woody Powell, Boog L Buford, Don 10-11-1970 Baltimore Orioles Cincinnati Reds 7 0 Baltimore 6 5 Carroll, Clay May, Lee Woodward, Woody Powell, Boog L Blair, Paul 10-08-1973 Cincinnati Reds New York Mets 5 1 Cincinnati 2 9 Koosman, Jerry Milner, John Harrelson, Bud Morgan, Joe L Rose, Pete 10-05-1975 Oakland Athletics Boston Red Sox 6 1 Boston 3 4 Fingers, Rollie Tenace, Gene Campaneris, Bert Lynn, Fred L Fisk, Carlton 10-14-1977 New York Yankees Los Angeles Dodgers 3 1 New York 3 0 John, Tommy Garvey, Steve Russell, Bill Chambliss, Chris L Piniella, Lou 10-18-1977 Los Angeles Dodgers New York Yankees 8 1 Los Angeles 3 7 Torrez, Mike Chambliss, Chris Dent, Bucky Smith, Reggie L Lopes, Davey 10-14-1981 Oakland Athletics New York Yankees 9 1 Oakland 3 13 Frazier, George Revering, Dave Robertson, Andre Murphy, Dwayne L Henderson, Rickey 10-12-1982 Milwaukee Brewers St. Louis Cardinals 7 0 Milwaukee 6 0 Kaat, Jim Hernandez, Keith Smith, Ozzie Oglivie, Ben L Simmons, Ted 10-13-1982 Milwaukee Brewers St. Louis Cardinals 1 1 Milwaukee 0 0 Stuper, John Hernandez, Keith Smith, Ozzie Simmons, Ted L Cooper, Cecil 10-22-1986 New York Mets Boston Red Sox 2 1 New York 0 0 Nipper, Al Buckner, Bill Owen, Spike Heep, Danny L Knight, Ray 10-09-1988 Los Angeles Dodgers New York Mets 6 1 Los Angeles 2 3 Gooden, Dwight Hernandez, Keith Elster, Kevin Scioscia, Mike L Marshall, Mike 10-16-1991 Atlanta Braves Pittsburgh Pirates 6 1 Pittsburgh 0 0 Avery, Steve Bream, Sid Belliard, Rafael Redus, Gary R Lind, Jose 10-26-1991 Atlanta Braves Minnesota Twins 6 1 Minnesota 2 3 Avery, Steve Bream, Sid Belliard, Rafael Hrbek, Kent L Leius, Scott 10-27-1991 Atlanta Braves Minnesota Twins 6 1 Minnesota 0 0 Smoltz, John Bream, Sid Belliard, Rafael Davis, Chili L Puckett, Kirby 10-04-1995 Seattle Mariners New York Yankees 10 1 New York 4 4 Charlton, Norm Martinez, Tino Sojo, Luis Mattingly, Don L Sierra, Ruben 10-11-1995 Cleveland Indians Seattle Mariners 2 1 Cleveland 0 0 Belcher, Tim Martinez, Tino Sojo, Luis Sorrento, Paul L Ramirez, Manny 10-22-1996 New York Yankees Atlanta Braves 1 0 Atlanta 1 0 Cone, David Fielder, Cecil Jeter, Derek Lemke, Mark L Grissom, Marquis 10-26-1996 Atlanta Braves New York Yankees 7 0 New York 1 3 Maddux, Greg McGriff, Fred Blauser, Jeff O'Neill, Paul L Strawberry, Darryl 10-26-1997 Cleveland Indians Florida Marlins 6 1 Cleveland 2 0 Leiter, Al Daulton, Darren Renteria, Edgar Thome, Jim L Williams, Matt D. 10-07-1998 San Diego Padres Atlanta Braves 2 1 San Diego 0 0 Smoltz, John Galarraga, Andres Weiss, Walt Gomez, Chris R Finley, Steve 10-11-1998 New York Yankees Cleveland Indians 7 1 New York 5 3 Wright, Jaret Sexson, Richie Vizquel, Omar Raines Sr, Tim L Martinez, Tino Page 1 of 2 The 3-6-3 Double Play during Post Season Play Current Score Batter Runner on First Date Visiting Team Home Team Inning Outs Team At Bat Pitcher First Baseman Shortstop Batter Visitor Home Hand Base 10-13-2000 New York Yankees Seattle Mariners 1 1 New York 0 0 Sele, Aaron Olerud, John Rodriguez, Alex Justice, David L Jeter, Derek 10-09-2001 Cleveland Indians Seattle Mariners 4 1 Seattle 3 0 Colon, Bartolo Thome, Jim Vizquel, Omar Olerud, John L Martinez, Edgar 10-10-2001 Atlanta Braves Houston Astros 9 0 Houston 1 0 Smoltz, John Franco, Julio Sanchez, Rey Berkman, Lance L Bagwell, Jeff 10-11-2001 Oakland Athletics New York Yankees 9 1 Oakland 2 0 Rivera, Mariano Martinez, Tino Jeter, Derek Giambi, Jason L Tejada, Miguel 10-14-2001 New York Yankees Oakland Athletics 2 0 Oakland 2 0 Hernandez, Orlando Martinez, Tino Jeter, Derek Myers, Greg L Chavez, Eric 10-05-2002 New York Yankees Anaheim Angels 4 1 New York 1 1 Washburn, Jarrod Spiezio, Scott Eckstein, David Ventura, Robin L Mondesi, Raul 10-12-2002 St. Louis Cardinals San Francisco Giants 5 1 San Francisco 4 4 Finley, Chuck Martinez, Tino Renteria, Edgar Snow, J.T. L Santiago, Benito 10-06-2004 Minnesota Twins New York Yankees 3 1 New York 3 3 Radke, Brad Morneau, Justin Guzman, Cristian Williams, Bernie L Matsui, Hideki 10-06-2005 San Diego Padres St. Louis Cardinals 6 1 San Diego 0 4 Mulder, Mark Pujols, Albert Eckstein, David Giles, Brian L Hernandez, Ramon 10-12-2005 Houston Astros St. Louis Cardinals 4 1 St. Louis 0 3 Pettitte, Andy Lamb, Mike Everett, Adam Molina, Yadier R Walker, Larry 10-18-2009 Los Angeles Dodgers Philadelphia Phillies 2 1 Los Angeles 0 4 Lee, Cliff Howard, Ryan Rollins, Jimmy Loney, James L Ramirez, Manny 10-25-2009 Los Angeles Angels New York Yankees 7 0 New York 1 3 Santana, Ervin Morales, Kendry Aybar, Erick Posada, Jorge L Rodriguez, Alex The information used here was obtained free of charge from and is copyrighted by Retrosheet. Interested parties may contact Retrosheet at www.retrosheet.org. Page 2 of 2 .
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