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'Can he do that?' Lenny Randle's unusual play, Pistons walk out on the Bulls, and a confusing finish at the '97 Indy 500 - This DiSH for May 27
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EPISODE SUMMARY
In 1981, Seattle's Lenny Randle blew a ball foul in a game against Kansas City. It wasn't legal though.
In 2012, golfer Zach Johnson failed to move his ball back to its original spot on the green before putting it. He was a 2 shot tournament but still won.
In 1991, the Chicago Bulls swept the Detroit Pistons to advance to the NBA Finals. This game was known more for what Detroit did at the end.
In 1997, Arie Luyendyk won a strange Indianapolis 500 race.
In 1937, pitcher Carl Hubbell beat the Cincinnati Reds 3-2 for his 24th straight victory.
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