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can't think of it off the top of my head, but rangers were down 11-0, now within 11-9. still just the 7th inning
 

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indians came back from down 10 to rays this yr to win, im sure the all time record is easily higher though
 
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can't think of it off the top of my head, but rangers were down 11-0, now within 11-9. still just the 7th inning

I don't know if it's the biggest ever, but the Indians were down 12 to Seattle a few years ago and came back...
 

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I remember back in 01? I think the Mariners had a 14-0 lead on the Indians and lost.
 

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The biggest deficit that a team ever overcame to win a game is 12 runs. The Tigers were down 13-1 going into the bottom of the 5th inning on 6/18/1911. They won the game 16-15.

The A's also came from 12 runs down when they were down 14-2 in a game on 6/15/1925. They won the game 17-15.


On August 5th, 2001, The Indians completed the biggest comeback in MLB History. Being down to the Seattle Mariners, 12-0 in the 4th, and 14-2 in the 6th, the Indians rallied to win, 15-14 in 11 innings. Thus, it became know by baseball fans as The Impossible Return.

The biggest comeback pn the ninth happened on 5/23/1901. Cleveland was losing 13-5 in the bottom of the 9th, 2 outs, no one on base. They then scored 9 runs to win the game 14-13.


So the most anyones ever been down and cameback was 12 runs.
 

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Earlier in the year I bet the Rays they were up 10-0 ... They ended up losing the game. Im pretty sure they were playing the Indians... I was pretty sick to say the least.
 

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indians came back from down 10 to rays this yr to win, im sure the all time record is easily higher though

This is what my post above is about. The thing about this game was the Indians scored a lot of runs in the 9th. I don't remember how many but it was a good amount.
 

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Seems like the Indians are the comeback kings.
 

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well, if the rangers can score 9 in the bottom of the 9th.....:smoker2:

these guys have a doubleheader starting in 16 hours....seems like there should be a good betting opportunity....
 

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If the Rangers come back from this in the bottom of the 9th....
 

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The biggest deficit that a team ever overcame to win a game is 12 runs. The Tigers were down 13-1 going into the bottom of the 5th inning on 6/18/1911. They won the game 16-15.

The A's also came from 12 runs down when they were down 14-2 in a game on 6/15/1925. They won the game 17-15.


On August 5th, 2001, The Indians completed the biggest comeback in MLB History. Being down to the Seattle Mariners, 12-0 in the 4th, and 14-2 in the 6th, the Indians rallied to win, 15-14 in 11 innings. Thus, it became know by baseball fans as The Impossible Return.

The biggest comeback pn the ninth happened on 5/23/1901. Cleveland was losing 13-5 in the bottom of the 9th, 2 outs, no one on base. They then scored 9 runs to win the game 14-13.


So the most anyones ever been down and cameback was 12 runs.


kidman..you state that the biggest 9th inning comeback was in 1901, yet I remember watching a game in the early 90s where the Phillies came back from more than that vs the Dodgers..I just looked it up..Phillies were down by 8 and scored 9 in 9th..so I guess it is a tie..here's a link to the boxscore:

http://www.baseball-reference.com/boxes/LAN/LAN199008210.shtml
 

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