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Baseball Primer Newsblog — The Best News Links from the Baseball Newsstand Sunday, April 27, 2008MLB.com: Redman + Dodgers = 10-run inning
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Posted: April 27, 2008 at 12:37 AM | 22 comment(s)
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Most big-league pitchers couldn't throw that slow if they tried.
Yup, 10 runs given up, all earned at that, in the first inning and he still threw 6 innings with just 106 pitches needed. Wow. Never thought I'd see a manager let a guy give up that much to start a game then let him continue, let alone seeing him go 5 shutout innings after the nightmare. How weird.
Down 10-2 after one inning to Brad Penny, it's a defensible decision. Ain't no way they were going to win that game.
The Dodgers scored their 11 runs on only 10 hits, 5 walks, and 1 HBP (there were no errors, one GIDP). That's pretty damn efficient. I have to wonder if that's the fewest LOB (4) when scoring 10 or more runs in a game.
Another interesting note: Andy Hawkins gave up 10 runs in 2.1 IP--all unearned.
That was one of the Why-Nottiest games.
Oswalt threw a curveball to Pujols' in yesterday's game which registered at 59 mph, according to Fox's radar numbers. Jim Deshais laughed that Oswalt must have set a record.
Most big-league pitchers couldn't throw that slow if they tried.
That's nothing. Bugs Bunny once struck out the side with one super-slow pitch!
Sadly, BB-Ref's Play Index doesn't give LOB as a searchable category.
Surprisingly, two by Mattingly!
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