Unveiling MLB’s Ultimate Closer: The Untold Stories Behind the Most Saves in History
He was even more impressive in the postseason, allowing one run in 11.0 innings, including an ALCS in which he saved all four games of the Royals’ four-game sweep of the Baltimore Orioles. Unfortunately for Holland, the Royals fell short in the World Series, losing in seven games to the San Francisco Giants. And when the Royals won the World Series the following year, Holland missed the postseason with an elbow injury.
T-1. 7 – Brad Lidge, Philadelphia Phillies (2008)
In 2005, Albert Pujols hit a home run off Brad Lidge in the NLCS that still has not landed.


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