chillerdab
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but still make playoffs with all the WCs
this is the biggest collapse lead wise
1995 angels
- With an 11.5 games lead on August 9, the Angels were playing their best baseball in nearly a decade.
But the team went 12-27 in their final 39 games—which included winning five straight to end the season— allowing the Seattle Mariners to catch them.
The teams ended the season tied, forcing a one-game playoff in Seattle. Randy Johnson completely shut down the Angels in a 9-1 victory with 12 strikeouts.
then this this which is the biggest choke
1: 1964 Philadelphia Phillies
- The collapse by which all are measured.
The Phillies led by 6.5 games with 12 to go, yet lost 10 in a row.
Much of the blame—and rightly so—fell on the shoulders of manager Gene Mauch who started pitchers Jim Bunning and Chris Short in seven of the team's final 10 games, with six of those starts coming on two days rest. The Phillies lost all of them.
This epic collapse is known as "The Phold."
Well it's close. The Yankees had a 10.5 game lead on Aug 9th. They might have had a bigger lead later in the week.
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