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I found a site that lists every boxscore for every MLB game since 1972, some even with complete play-by-play.

Retrosheet - Boxscore Archive

So I figured you guys could look up your 'firsts' the first game you went to, the score, etc... if you can remember the date or opponent of course!

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First Game: April 12, 1990 - Texas Rangers vs Toronto Blue Jays at SkyDome

Starting Pitchers: Jamie Moyer, Texas & Mike Flanagan, Toronto

First At-Bat: Gary Pettis, Texas

First Hit: Gary Pettis hit a single on the fourth pitch of the game

First Run: Rafael Palmerio, Texas

First RBI: Pete Incaviglia, Texas - singled home Rafael in the first

First Home Run: Fred McGriff, Toronto - solo shot in the second inning

Final Score: Toronto 7, Texas 1

Attendence: 35,354

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I don't remember the date at all but I remember it was at Fulton County Stadium, and the Giants beat the ever-loving crap out of the Braves 14-1 on a day when it was about 104° F and 100% humidity. We sweat like there was no tomorrow, and they lost by 13 runs.

That may be why I don't like baseball now... :rolleyes:

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I don't remember the date at all but I remember it was at Fulton County Stadium, and the Giants beat the ever-loving crap out of the Braves 14-1 on a day when it was about 104° F and 100% humidity. We sweat like there was no tomorrow, and they lost by 13 runs.

That may be why I don't like baseball now... :rolleyes:

Could it've been?

Aug 1988 - SF 14, ATL 4

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Ok, first game was New York Yankees vs. Oakland A's, April 13th, 1997 @ Yankee Stadium.

Box Score - 4/13/97

First Run Scored - Derek Jeter, NYY, 1st Inning

First Home Run - Bernie Williams, 5th Inning

First Pitch - Andy Pettitte

First Starting Pitchers - Dave Telgheder (OAK), Andy Pettitte (NYY)

Thats all I can really figure out from it for now

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My first game:

July 22, 1998 - Blue Jays 4, White Sox 0

WP: Clemens (8 IP, 3 H, 0 ER, 2 BB, 4 K)

LP: Parque (nobody cares)

HR: Canseco (27,3rd inning off Parque 0 on, 1 out)

Quantrill closed the game out, but not a save situation.

That was a great game... Roger Clemens shutout, Jose Canseco homer, saw it from about 20 rows up behind home plate.

My second (and latest) game:

June 25, 200 - Blue Jays 6, Red Sox 5 (13 Innings)

Starting Pitchers:

Pedro Martinez vs. Chris Carpenter

WP: Matt DeWitt

LP: Bryce Florie

HR: Stewart (10,1st inning off P. Martinez 0 on, 0 out); Batista (19,5th inning

off P. Martinez 0 on, 2 out); Delgado (27,7th inning off P. Martinez 1

on, 2 out)

13 pitchers total in 13 innings, a leading-off-the-bottom-of-the-first homer, a mammoth home run from Delgado, Pedro Martinez getting smacked around, an extra-innings win... what could be better?

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First game:

June 14, 1987

San Diego Padres at San Francisco Giants

4-1 Loss

WP: M. Davis

LP: D. Dravecky

Umpires: Frank Pulli, Dana DeMuth, Bill Williams, John McSherry

Time of Game: 2:24 Attendance: 27249

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August 25th, 1995 - New York Yankees vs. Seattle Mariners at Kingdome

Seattle 7, New York 4

Attendance: 28130

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I can't remember the exact date, but my first game was some time in August 1977 @ Fenway Park.

The next game I remember was this one, Boston against Seattle, with a continuation of a suspended 20-inning game the night before.

And then this one, on my 10th birthday. Boston won in the bottom of the 9th. I was bummed out because Glenn Hoffman, the winning run, wouldn't sign autographs. But my mother gave my glove to a security guard, who brought it in the Sox lock room, and I got Jim Rice's (my favorite player) autograph. I used that glove until I outgrew it at 14, and the sig has almost worn off.

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Here's my second MLB game.

September 26th, 1996 - San Francisco Giants vs. Colorado Rockies at Coors Field

Colorado 12, San Francisco 3

Attendance: 48162

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#1 - Frank Layden - #7 Pete Maravich - #12 John Stockton - #14 Jeff Hornacek - #35 Darrell Griffith - #53 Mark Eaton

Retired Number's To Come

#00 The Bear (Best Mascot In NBA) - #4 Adrian Dantley - #32 Karl "The Mailman" Malone

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My first:

07- 08-1987 Atl Vs NYMets Atl win 5- 3 Puleo (3-2) Fernandez (9-5)

Sat on the first base line.

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This wasn't my first, but it's the first I can remember the date for (the day after my 8th birthday):

Game Played on April 7, 1993 (D) at Shea Stadium

New York Mets 6, Colorado Rockies 1

W - Saberhagen (1-0), L - Ruffin (0-1)

Dante Bichette hits the first home run in Rockies history.

(Later that year, I read a biography of Lou Gehrig and convert to Yankeeism)

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wow, I don't even remeber my first game. I think it was in 1993 against Cleveland at Yankee Stadium. I was 5 at the time. I don't remeber the date not the score. In fact I'm not sure they played the Indians, they may have played the tigers.

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First Game was a great extra inning affair against the Dodgers:

April 20, 1985

San Diego 4, Los Angeles 3 (10) at Jack Murphy Stadium

WP: Rich "Goose" Gossage

LP: Jay Howell

I remember this because the crowd all shouted "GOOOOOOOOSE" when he came in and I thought they were booing him and I got mad.

Next game was July 4th, 1986

San Diego 2, Chicago 1

WP: Rich "Goose" Gossage

LP: Ray Fontenot

I remember this because Davey Lopes got hit to start the game and was wriggling around on the ground like he was dying. Being the young kid I was, I thought he was seriously injured so it had a profound effect on me. Looking at the boxscore I guess I got to see a rarity...Bruce Bochy hit a home run in that game.

Both of these games were the only ones my dad ever took me too. <_<

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I don't remember the date at all but I remember it was at Fulton County Stadium, and the Giants beat the ever-loving crap out of the Braves 14-1 on a day when it was about 104° F and 100% humidity. We sweat like there was no tomorrow, and they lost by 13 runs.

That may be why I don't like baseball now...  :rolleyes:

Could it've been?

Aug 1988 - SF 14, ATL 4

Why yes, that is it! Guess I remembered the Braves score wrong. It was that darn heat, I tell ya.

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i've never been to an MLB game :cry: and i don't even remember the first game i watched on tv. i clearly remember a bears playoff loss in 88 and super bowl xxii, but i don't remember the first time i really watched baseball...hm.

last baseball game i saw in person(a high school game, and i'd just graduated), however, i had the good fortune of seeing a no-hitter...a somewhat sloppy one with a few errors and walks sprinkled in, but a no-no nonetheless.

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