Vicente Romo

Donaldson's weren't in professional leagues, but like...

Some guys you know, like Louis Tiant, or I don't know if you know Vicente Romo.

He was a Mexican pitcher for the Dodgers and a few other teams too.

He had 400 wins because while Fernando Valenzuela is the best Mexican pitcher in history, Vicente Romo was the best pitcher in Mexico in history, the one that pitched the most there.

But yeah, that was really fun to

research.

Dave McNally pitching for Baltimore.

And Vicente Romo has replaced Jim Lomborg in the seventh inning.

Now, of course, this will be a friend from Bob Barton.

Ball ball back over the stream.

Here's the final at Fenway Park in Boston.

The Red Sox 5 and the Orioles 2.

Vicente Romo is the winner.

Dave McNally is the loser.

And both of those games were decided by scores of 5-2.

McNally lost to Vincente Romo in late April, then beat Ray Cope in early August.

career-wise against the Red Sox.

McNally has won eight and he has lost six.

In the middle of the fourth inning, the Minnesota Twins four and the Boston Red Sox nothing.

Vicente Romo five and eight against Jim Perry, 16 and 5.

Ted Ulanders hit his seventh homer, and Harmon Killebrew has hit his 38th.

At the end of five innings, the Kansas City Royals three and the New York Yankees two.

Final score, Minnesota beat Boston six to two, and Jim Perry picked up his 17th.

He beat Vicente Romo.

Johnson fouls another one away, oh and two.

Oh and two the count to Darren Johnson.

Against the Red Sox in nineteen seventy, McNally won one and he lost one, and both of those games were decided by scores of five to two.

McNally lost to Vincente Romo in late April, then beat Ray Culp in early August.

Uh, career-wise against the Red Sox, McNally has won eight, and he has lost six.

This is McNally's ninth start of nineteen seventy-one, and naturally McNally, as you probably know, is the biggest winner in Baltimore baseball hist- history with one hundred and nineteen American League wins.

And both of those games were decided by scores of 5-2.

McNally lost to Vincente Romo in late April, then beat Ray Cope in early August.

career-wise against the Red Sox.

McNally has won eight and he has lost six.

The White Sox lead the ballgame three-nothing.

Right about now, with Horlen being carried off on a stretcher, I would imagine Vicente Romo has moved in to be a starter rather than a relief pitcher.

All right, we're all set to go.

Walt Williams, the batter, swings, and it's a fly ball out of play down the right field side, in the stands, foul.