the spitter

I just saw the Keith Hernandez episode again and I can't remember who the real spitter was and what they called the area where the real spitter was hiding. Please help!

In article , [email] (Kim Hayek) wrote:

The Spitter was Roger McDowell. (Newman had spilt a beer on him while he was warming up in the bullpen) McDowell was over by the "Graveley Road".

It was one of the Mets' pitchers.............I forgot his name but he was hiding behind a bush. ......apparantly George and Kramer had been taunting this guy throughout the whole game.....

Relief pitcher Roger McDowell.

   The spitter was Roger McDowell (Met pitcher) and he was on the "grassy
knoll" an allusion to where the second gunman in the JFK assasination was
supposedly located.
                                                          Zeppelin.

I thought McDowell was on the "gravelly row". Still, though, an allusion to the "grassy knoll" from the JFK assasination.

Damon..

No, he was on the "gravelly road."

In article , Tom Shepherd wrote:

Actually it was behind the bush on the gravely road. And it was Newman not George. "Up and to the Left. Up and to the Left."

   The spitter was Roger McDowell (Met pitcher) and he was on the "grassy
knoll" an allusion to where the second gunman in the JFK assasination was
supposedly located.
                                                          Zeppelin.

In article ,

The real spitter was Roger McDowell former relief pitcher for the New York Mets and renowned funny man.

In article , [email] (Kim Hayek) wrote:

The real spitter was Roger McDowell.

Dave