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- noun Plural form of
walk-off .
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Examples
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He joined Adrian Garrett (Angels, Sept. 22, 1975), Earl Averill (Indians, Aug. 24, 1935) and Old Hoss Radbourn (Grays, Aug. 17, 1882), all of whom contributed to baseball history with their walk-offs.
One Season William Fredrick Cooper 2011
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We lost in the last at-bat three different times in Chicago with two walk-offs.
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He joined Adrian Garrett (Angels, Sept. 22, 1975), Earl Averill (Indians, Aug. 24, 1935) and Old Hoss Radbourn (Grays, Aug. 17, 1882), all of whom contributed to baseball history with their walk-offs.
One Season William Fredrick Cooper 2011
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The Orioles (42-77) are now 7-1 at Camden Yards under Showalter, and four of those wins have been walk-offs.
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When you think of walk-off home runs, you think of Bobby Thomson's or maybe Kirk Gibson's, the one Dennis Eckersley called "the mother of all walk-offs."
Jim Thome hits historic walk-off as Minnesota Twins beat Chicago White Sox 2010
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''A lot of walk-offs - unbelievable,' 'Cantu said.
USATODAY.com 2008
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I've never seen something like that, the walk-offs by one team. ''
USATODAY.com 2008
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I was very into walk-offs at this point, mimicking the sickest runway strides I could muster against my friends inside the clubs.
Follow the Model J. Alexander 2009
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I was very into walk-offs at this point, mimicking the sickest runway strides I could muster against my friends inside the clubs.
Follow the Model J. Alexander 2009
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In fact, if you're reading this at work I think you should organize moon walk-offs immediately.
Archive 2009-06-01 Jen 2009
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