Found September 24, 2006 on Sign on San Diego:
Trevor Hoffman became baseball's career saves leader on Sunday, earning No. 479 to pass Lee Smith and help the NL West-leading Padres beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 2-1. With the sellout crowd of 41,932 on its feet and cheering, the 38-year-old Hoffman jogged in from the bullpen, staring at the ground the whole way, with AC/DC's "Hells Bells" blaring, as it has for each of his home save opportunities since July 25, 1998.

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  • Jack
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    Congrats to Hoffman. I am not sure how many of you have ever been to a Padres game when Hoffman runs in with Hells Bells rockin in the background. The stadium becomes electric and it is truly one of the more awesome recurring phenomena in sports.
    • Kramer12
      Hoffman's been pretty awesome all season. Let's hope he's got a few more seasons in him.
  • He's been so reliable this year, as in years past. Let's hope the Giants take care of the Dodgers this weekend.
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