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Pitching Under The Influence
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Dock Ellis was a pretty eccentric baseball player, which befits a man who now claims he never played a major league game sober. On May 1, 1974, for instance, Ellis attempted to hit every batter in the Cincinnati Reds’ lineup. In the first inning alone, he pelted Pete Rose, Joe Morgan, and Dan Dreisen. Tony Perez dodged four pitches and walked, but after Johnny Bench was nearly beaned twice, Ellis was removed from the game. But by far, Ellis’ oddest accomplishment came on June 12, 1970, when (per his autobiography) he became the only major league player ever to pitch a complete game no-hitter while tripping on acid. Luckily, Ellis sobered up after his retirement and now works as a drug treatment counselor.

#2
Imagine how good he could have been if he actually knew where he was throwing it..Ellis does have an amazing story!
#3
haha Thats great. Playboy, he prob. wouldn't of been anywhere close to where he was. haha
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#4
Of course to hear it from some, Mantle and everyone played better drunk or high on whatever!

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