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After attending several Astros playoff games in his hometown of Houston last month, Phillies executive Gordon Lakey can add a unique line to a resume that includes more than 3,000 major league games seen: He has attended the longest (by elapsed time) regular-season, postseason and World Series games ever. Memorable moments from his long days at the yard:
May 8-9, 1984, Comiskey Park, Chicago: 25 innings, 8 hours, 6 minutes. White Sox 7, Brewers 6.
"This was the most memorable game I've ever seen. I can remember it better than some of the games I saw this year. Because of a 1 a.m. curfew on American League games then, it was played over two days. Tom Seaver pitched the final inning for the win, then started and won the regularly scheduled game that night. Brewers third baseman Randy Ready threw a ...