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Travis Hafner

<a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="PESPT000010084" title="Travis Hafner" href="/topic/sports/baseball/travis-hafner-PESPT000010084.topic">Travis Hafner</a> #48 of the <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="ORSPT000009" title="Cleveland Indians" href="/topic/sports/baseball/cleveland-indians-ORSPT000009.topic">Cleveland Indians</a> connects for a three-run double during the 4th inning against the <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="ORSPT000014" title="Kansas City Royals" href="/topic/sports/baseball/kansas-city-royals-ORSPT000014.topic">Kansas City Royals</a>. The Indians pounded out 20 hits, for 19 runs, including a record breaking 14 runs in 2.1 innings against Royals reliever <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="PESPT000010233" title="Vin Mazzaro" href="/topic/sports/baseball/vin-mazzaro-PESPT000010233.topic">Vin Mazzaro</a>. No pitcher has allowed as many runs in as few innings in the Elias sports database, which dates back to 1919.
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( Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images / May 17, 2011 )

Travis Hafner #48 of the Cleveland Indians connects for a three-run double during the 4th inning against the Kansas City Royals. The Indians pounded out 20 hits, for 19 runs, including a record breaking 14 runs in 2.1 innings against Royals reliever Vin Mazzaro. No pitcher has allowed as many runs in as few innings in the Elias sports database, which dates back to 1919.

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