Category: History

OEtL: The Cats Meow- Sea Kitten Single-game Bests

With 276 games under the Sea Kittens’ belt, the time seemed right to take a look back at some of the remarkable single-game accomplishments in team history.  In this special edition of On the End of the Line, we’ll look at the individual single-game records.  All sorts of fun trivia bits in here, and for those who are paying attention and find themselves in a position to make history the information they need to know

Flashback Friday! Sea Kittens Rally with a Roar

It’ll be a hot minute before Seamour can write about last night’s game- Spoiler:  IT WAS AWESOME.  And without saying more than that, it caused him to dig through the ol’ emails to see if there was a write up of a particular game in 2012.  Voila- enjoy.    Some of you were there, but if you were you may be too old to remember it clearly.  Still the only game in Kitten history where

The Sisters of No Mercy

Long ago, the nascent Sea Kittens, fresh from the redd, observed a small number of opponents trying to issue “red light” commands to batters in certain pitch counts- that is, “don’t swing the bat, make the pitcher throw a strike,” with the underlying pretext being “we/ you’re better off trying to walk than trying to get a hit.”  Often- always- the batter in question was a woman.  The Sea Kittens adopted a counter-measure as one

On this Day: June 30, 2010

On this date 11 years ago Sea Kittens notched its first walkoff win in team history, a dramatic and delightful 15-14 victory over Floyd & Donna’s Packer Inn. The Cats used 14 players in the game, hit three triples, blew a 13-7 lead, and won it when Boom Boom Magyera foiled an intentional walk and poked the game-winning hit to right field with two out in the bottom of the 5th. All four of the original Cats who are still with the team- O’Brien, Hennessy, Magyera, and Sunshine Curtis- were there that mild and memorable summer eve.