Anyone watching the Yankees/Angels?

Angels up 18-5 in the 7th, Garrett Anderson just hit a grand slam for his 10th RBI.</p>

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The AL Record for RBI in a game is 11 RBI, and the NL Record is 2 guys tied with 12 RBI.</p>

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Amazing.</p>

 

Im not "watching" as its not televised here, but ive been following it on Sportsline becuase I have a K riding on it in the sportsbook(on the Angels....thank god)....10rbi is unbelievable....

 

They need to get a couple of guys on for Anderson to get up, so if he does, he will most likely with men on base, too.

 

ESPN Radio just said hes due up 5th in the next inning, so if he bats, it will be with runners on base, or with runners that have already scored

 

2 outs, and he's on deck with a guy on 3rd.

 

Anderson coming up with 1st and 3rd!

 

Grounds out. 10 RBI is still a hell of a game!

 

http://www.sportstwo.com/Story/View/BBA/LAANGELS/6507</p>

</p><h2>Angels' Anderson sixth player since 1969 with 10 RBI</h2> Wednesday, August 22, 2007 01:49 AM


ANAHEIM, California (Ticker) -- Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim cleanup hitter Garret Anderson set a franchise record with 10 RBI in Tuesday's game against the New York Yankees, becoming just the sixth player since 1969 to record 10 or more RBI in a single game.
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Anderson's huge night was the first double-digit RBI performance since Alex Rodriguez accomplished the feat for the Yankees against the Angels on April 26, 2005.
</p> However, with a groundout in his final at-bat in the eighth inning, the 35-year-old fell just one RBI short of the American League record of 11 in a contest, held by the Yankees' Tony Lazzeri, who drove in 11 in 1936.

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