Ever Predicted A Play And Been Right?

Question

Like Today, Bases Loaded 2 Outs Mark Teixiera At Bat, I Said To Myself, He's Gonna Do It, And Boom He Did Grand Slam. Anything Like That Happen To You?

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Answer 1

yes lots of times actually

when jack cust comes up to hit i say strikeout or walk and its one or the other

Answer 2

Wow i predicted the same thing today, which was bad for the Yankees but we won  

Answer 3

Yes last year in a White Sox game I was watching on WWOR. I accurately predicted the pitcher was going to walk in a winning run for the home team. And sure enough, it happened.  The White Sox took it. And I'm not a White Sox fan.... lol  

Answer 4

Last year I remember watching the White Sox,and it was the time when Jim Thome was going for his 500th HR.I was in the room with my mom and dad watching the game and I was like "wouldn't it be kool if Jim Thome's 500th career HR was a walkoff?" and it was!! it was very kool.

And I went to a Pirates@White Sox game last June of the 19th and the Sox were batting and my dad was like "balk!" and the Pirates pitcher balked after he said that.it was really funny.

Answer 5

I was at a Brewer game years ago with a friend of mine, this is when they were still in the American League.They were playing the Rangers and the Rangers were up had teh bases loaded and no outs. I tpold my friend they would hit into a triple play. He had left to go use the restroom and as soon as he walked away the Brewers turned a triple play. It was the first one i ever saw and was pretty funny that i made the prediction.

Answer 6

I predicted Jason Giambi's home run against the Red Sox during the Yankees'  5-game sweep in Fenway two years ago. (Yankees fans know it as the Boston Massacre, Part II.) It was the night portion of a day-night doubleheader and put the Yankees ahead to stay. And I laughed my *** off when Giambi connected.

Also, one of my best friends from college predicted Aaron Boone's home run off Tim Wakefield to end the '03 ALCS. No BS'ing.

Answer 7

yeah actually yesterday after daisuke walked a guy i said, here comes trouble, watch him let up a home run. and guess what happened.

Answer 8

Even ask my bro i am basically a physcic when it comes to home runs....and it isnt even obvious times!

6-6 in my career of just blurting out "home run" and it actually happens!

First time was a Mike Lowell three run walk off home run against the mets......another was Howard walk off against the mets.....then yesterday Carlos Lee vs. the mets and a couple weeks ago abreu vs. the twins

Im not joking! Im crazy!

Answer 9

Yeah but i predict that stuff all the time for the Sox so I gotta get it right sometime.

Answer 10

Yeah.  I've predicted multiple Fernando Rodney meltdowns and he has yet to disappoint.  Although that now has become more like catching fish in a barrel.

Answer 11

Yeah. When Bruce Bochy pulled Tim Lincecum after 7 strong innings and the Giants had a 3-2 lead. Lincecum was owning the DBacks with 13Ks and once Tyler Walker came in relief, I knew that he would blow the lead and the Giants would lose.

Answer 12

i was watching the rays when jose canseco played for them and i told my friend that he would hit a homerun on the next pitch. next pitch was in the stands.

Answer 13

I called an entire inning once. It ended up being a 1-2-3 inning and the players got out exactly the way I predicted.

Answer 14

Yes, actually it happened to me twice.  One time I was playing a Baseball game and I had a feeling that they were going to hit a ground ball to me (I was on defense) and I would throw it to 2nd base and then to 1st base, and it happened just as smoothly as I said it.

And if I remember correctly, I think I was watching a Yankees game.  There was a runner on first and second Jason Giambi was up at bat.  I just had a feeling that he was going to hit a three run homerun and he did.  

Sometimes I could predict what will happen in a sporting event (like the next play and how it will happen), and most of the time I'm right.

Answer 15

LOL YES!

I predicted Paul Konerko's grand slam and told my brother.

I told my best friend, a Mariners fan, in the 8th inning of a game with the Braves against the Mariners that Brian McCann would hit a walkoff to win the game against the Mariners in the ninth and he did!

Answer 16

I called two home runs a couple years ago (Jim Edmonds & Yadier Molina). I was at that game (at new Busch) and had a group around me after I called the second one. It was pretty cool. Since then, I haven't really called much.

Answer 17

it feels like every game i watch i predict like every play.. but chances are I only get a couple right  

Answer 18

yeah all the time... its the only real way to gamble.  

Answer 19

Yes, I've done that before, the last inning of the last game of the 2007 season for the Phillies, The Phils were home, so it was bottom of the ninth against the nationals. The Phils were up 6-1 and as soon as the commercial between the top & bottom of the ninth was over, I said, out loud "Ground out, Pop up, Strike out" It happened as I called it, and the Phils clinched the division :)

Answer 20

theres no way to be right in this question.

Answer 21

I don't remember ever predicting it myself but commentators have done it.  Earlier this year I was watching an Angels game and the commentators mentioned that the player at bat had never hit a grand slam.  Then the batter hits one out.  The same thing happened a couple of other times in the same game.  I thought it was really cool!  

Answer 22

Yep. I'm like he's going to get a fly out and he does, or he's gonna not get him out and he did or he's going to get a single when the bases are loaded. I saw the grand slam, I actually didn't predict he was going to hit one though