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I'm sure this has always been the case, and I'm equally sure the record for most consecutive hits in a game is too insignificant to worry about, but to me 10 straight hits should mean 10 straight batters got hits. Throw a walk in there and, AFAIC, the streak is over.
Cooked.
Fried.
Put him on the 2012 HOF watch list.
I say he hits the DL within the next few days, and the Padres will go with Hensley.
If David Wells takes the mound later this week at Great American, there is clearly something wrong with Bud Black's "Managerial Style".
As soon as I heard that an NL pitcher gave up 10 straight hits the name that leaped to mind was "Ryan Vogelsong". But he hasn't pitched this year. Second guess, John VanBenschoten. First non-Pirates guess, Jason Jennings.
No wonder Tony's batting those pitchers eighth.
0 2 0
0 10 0
And I thought they were showing the RHE section of the board and that the story was that the Cards had 10 hits already but hadn't managed to score.
Maroth went to the DL today.
And there was much rejoicing.
With what? A dislocated pitching ability?
There's a precedent for this sort of thing.
If I were Jocketty, here's the conversation I would have had with Maroth:
Jocketty: Mike, you're going on the DL.
Maroth: But I'm not hurt.
(A dozen burly men carrying tire irons and crowbars appear behind Jocketty.)
Jocketty: Yeah, that's gonna get fixed real quick.
Jocketty: Don't worry about nothing, TLR. I have a feeling that Maroth is going to have a little accident that might keep him from starting tonight's game, heh heh heh.
Maroth: [enters, in great pain, leaning on Kip Wells] Kip, I'm afraid I won't be able to play tonight. My old gimpy rotator cuff has gone akimbo again.
[Jocketty runs in wearing a mask, bashes Maroth on the arm with a club, runs off]
Maroth: Kip, that precision assault popped it back into place! Thank you, masked stranger!
TLR: Awwww, he's going to ruin everything!
How would offing Ken Dayley help the 2007 Cards?
That was some generous official scoring.
What about sac flies, sac hits, hit-by-pitch, and catcher's interference? I'm guessing only HBs keep the streak intact according to Elias, as the other three rack up an out or an error.. record or no record, great accomplishment, must be a fantastic vibe for a team when they fall into a groove like that.
So who has the REAL record, most consecutive batters reaching base by a hit? ; ) And how about most consecutive batters reaching base by a hit over two innings? Now THAT's an achievement I'd like to hear about.
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