Hatteberg said that despite hitting his historic 20-game winning streak-clinching walk-off homer for Oakland as a pinch hitter on September 4, 2002, it was a job he was not especially comfortable in. "I just wanted to get out of there," Hatteberg said. "It's a tough situation when you've got no choice but to go up there." In fact, according to the Elias Sports Bureau, only three players have hit walk-off homers in their final at-bats: Jim Thome (July 4, 2001), Eric Davis (June 15, 1992), and Reggie Jackson (April 15, 1986). Thome and Davis both had multiple opportunities to bat in the ninth inning before getting their shots. Jackson was hit by a pitch with two outs in the eighth before hitting his shot down the left-field line. All three players received ovations from their clubs' fans after their homers. In 2007, Matt Murton hit what appeared to be an inning-ending double play ball off Mike Lowell during a 10-9 game between the Boston Red Sox and Tampa Bay Rays at Fenway Park. However, Dustin Pedroia failed to execute a strong throw home, allowing Murton to score the winning run. After the game, it was revealed that Pedroia missed the tag because he assumed right fielder Trot Nixon would catch the ball.