Indy Neidell's Baseball History Time Machine
Aug 2, 2026 · 30 min · 11 segments
We continue the mini series of pitchers who've struck out 19 or more hitters in a single game with Steve Carlton, but also the usual sidetracks into all sorts of weirdness- Noodles Hahn, the reserve…
Indy NeidellHostBernsHostMm-hmm
I'm going to do what I should have done last time, and I'm going to continue the 19K-
Oh, that-
... yeah, that's right.
Okay.
Um, and who are we continuing with? 'Cause I'm kinda like blanking here.
Who, who missed?
Mm-hmm
Remember Tom Chaney and Louis Tiant both took extra innings to do it, as we saw.
And there were two guys who did, did it within the nine innings in 1884, which was Evil Eye Sweeney and One Arm, One Arm Daly.
We spoke about that, right?
Mm-hmm.
That seems like it would've been early in his career maybe.
Now Carlton was 24 when he did it September 15th, 1969, but hey, he actually also gave up nine hits and lost the game four to three after leading three to two going into the eighth.
Yes [laughs]
Mm-hmm
I'm going to do what I should have done last time, and I'm going to continue the 19K-
Oh, that-
... yeah, that's right.
Okay.
Um, and who are we continuing with? 'Cause I'm kinda like blanking here.
Who, who missed?
Mm-hmm
Remember Tom Chaney and Louis Tiant both took extra innings to do it, as we saw.
And there were two guys who did, did it within the nine innings in 1884, which was Evil Eye Sweeney and One Arm, One Arm Daly.
We spoke about that, right?
Mm-hmm.
That seems like it would've been early in his career maybe.
Now Carlton was 24 when he did it September 15th, 1969, but hey, he actually also gave up nine hits and lost the game four to three after leading three to two going into the eighth.
Yes [laughs]
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