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- Daily Roundup, 05/20/13. May be updated. youcantpredictbaseball.com/?p=2862 4 hours ago
- Hafner just stole his second base of the season. He had two stolen bases in 372 games from 2009-12. (h/t @ktsharp) 5 hours ago
- Technically speaking, Travis Hafner stole a base. 5 hours ago
- Bartolo Colon, who came into the game having walked two all year, has walked Geovany Soto tonight. Twice. h/t @craighoffman 6 hours ago
- After saving 35 straight, Jim Johnson has blown three save opportunities in a row. 6 hours ago
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Tag Archives: Roy Halladay
Daily Roundup, 06/10/11
- The Braves scored as many runs tonight as they did over their past five games combined. – h/t @baseballin140 for pointing this out: last night, Placido Polanco made the error that led to the Cubs’ eventual winning run. Tonight, … Continue reading
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Daily Roundup, 04/30/11
- Detroit struck out 17 Indians over 13 innings, and still lost. – The Indians have had their best April. Ever. They’ve been around for 110 years. — h/t @ABJCavsInsider, the Indians won 18 games in April. The Cavs won … Continue reading
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Tagged AJ Burnett, Aubrey Huff, bexy, Boston Red Sox, brandon lyon, Brandon Wood, brett anderson, Chicago White Sox, cincinnati reds, cleveland indians, daily roundup, Detroit Tigers, fernando rodney, Florida Marlins, gerald laird, houston astros, James Shields, joe nathan, Jonathan Broxton, Jonathan Sanchez, Jose Bautista, Josh Johnson, kansas city royals, Los Angeles Angels, los angeles dodgers, Matt Garza, mike mccoy, minnesota twins, New York Mets, rajai davis, Roy Halladay, Ryan Howard, Sam Fuld, san diego padres, san francisco giants, Sean O'Sullivan, seattle mariners, st. louis cardinals, tampa bay rays, tony gwynn jr., wandy rodriguez, Washington Nationals
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Daily Roundup, 04/24/11
- Yankees/Orioles. – Freddy Garcia threw six innings of shutout baseball with only four baserunners and seven strikeouts. — Mariano Rivera blew his second save in a row, the first time he’s blown back-to-back saves since 2007. Joba Chamberlain and … Continue reading
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Daily Roundup, 04/19/11
- The Brewers/Phillies game featured Roy Halladay and a two-hitter. Roy Halladay didn’t throw that two-hitter. – The Phillies lost, 9-0. — They had no hits after one out in the third inning, and one of their hits was a … Continue reading
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Tagged aaron hill, Brandon Wood, Bruce Chen, casey kotchman, Chicago White Sox, colby lewis, Corey Patterson, craig counsell, Detroit Tigers, Erick Almonte, Jayson Nix, Jose Molina, Josh Johnson, Los Angeles Angels, Mariano Rivera, matt palmer, milwaukee brewers, minnesota twins, New York Yankees, Phil Coke, Philadelphia Phillies, Pittsburgh Pirates, Roy Halladay, seattle mariners, tampa bay rays, texas rangers, Toronto Blue Jays
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YCPB Awards–Not Quite the Year of the Pitcher
In 1968, twenty pitchers pitched at least 175 innings with ERAs under 2.50. Seven of those twenty had ERAs under 2.00, led by Bob Gibson’s miniscule 1.12 (in 304.2 innings). Detroit’s Denny McLain went 31-6, becoming just the third 30-game … Continue reading
So did something happen today?
First things first: Don’t forget to vote!! Vote vote vote vote vote!!!!! Anyway, the playoffs started. Roy Halladay had to go and make the rest of the playoffs anti-climactic by throwing a freaking no-hitter, only the second in postseason history. … Continue reading
Daily Roundup, 09/21/10
There were two complete game shutouts today, and Roy Halladay wasn’t one of them. Speaking of Halladay, Freddie Freeman, 1-13 with no walks and a single (that’s a .154 OPS) coming into the day, homered off him. -Freeman, who turned … Continue reading
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Tagged baltimore orioles, Boston Red Sox, clay buchholz, colby lewis, daily roundup, Freddie Freeman, Jonathan Papelbon, Jordan, kansas city royals, Matt Cain, Philadelphia Phillies, Pittsburgh Pirates, Roy Halladay, seattle mariners, tyler clippard, wins are stupid
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