San Diego Padres vs Los Angeles Dodgers Oct 3, 2001 Qualcomm Stadium Ticket

Description: San Diego Padres vs Los Angeles Dodgers Oct 3, 2001 Qualcomm Stadium Ticket / Henderson ties Cobb with 2,245th run San Diego Padres (5) vs Los Angeles Dodgers (12) Oct 3, 2001 Qualcomm Stadium Ticket Own a Rare Piece Sports History! Did you go to this game? Lose your stub? We Are UNABLE TO SHIP BEYOND THE USA / NO INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING OR SALESPlease examine and take a close look at the item images, very close it is not a stock image. It is the actual item.We always combine shipping and handling on multiple orders. Charges are calculated before shipment and and a refund will be sent back to you immediately.Expect your item to be sent out the next business day after being paid, using excellent packing materials. We SHIP ONLY MONDAY THRU SATURDAY UNLESS THERE IS A HOLIDAY, IT WOULD BE THE NEXT BUSINESS DAY! If you have any questions, a response is almost instantly, 24 hours a day!!. Also, review the other items that are listed. Consider following or saving our store to be the first to see our new listings. Expect Great Service! Henderson ties Cobb with 2,245th run SAN DIEGO (AP) -- Rickey Henderson raced all the way around from first base and stepped on home plate, pulling into a tie with Ty Cobb Henderson matched Cobb's major league record of 2,245 runsWednesday night, but the San Diego Padres lost 12-5 to the LosAngeles Dodgers, who got three-run homers from Gary Sheffield andPaul Lo Duca.Henderson tied Cobb's 73-year-old record on Ryan Klesko'stwo-run double in the third inning. Henderson walked off Eric Gagnewith none out, and pinch-hitter Kevin Witt also got aboard on awalk. Klesko's hit to right field pulled the Padres within 5-2."When he hit the ball down the line I felt I had a goodchance," Henderson said. "I just needed to get around the basesand try to get to third and Flan would give me the signal to gohome," he said, referring to third base coach Tim Flannery.Henderson got a standing ovation from the crowd and was greetedby his teammates in front of the dugout. He then answered twocurtain calls. He took off his batting helmet the first time, thencame back out, bowed to the fans and then blew them kisses.But Henderson didn't feel like celebrating too much followingthe blowout. The clubhouse was kept closed to reporters longer thannormal after the players called a meeting to talk about their play.

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Location: San Diego, California

End Time: 2024-10-03T03:36:33.000Z

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