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by Kingctb27 » Mon Jul 25, 2005 2:02 am
go_jays_go wrote:Nope. It's impossible to have two pitchers with two wins.
Probably just a typo that they will get fixed.

Exactly.

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by gtabaplayr1 » Mon Jul 25, 2005 6:20 pm
Well in a related question, What if it's the top of the 7th, tie score, 2 outs, man on first and the pitcher gets yanked for a reliever. But the reliever picks off the runner at first without throwing a pitch in the inning. Then in the bottom of the 7th the team takes the lead which holds up for the rest of the game. Who gets the win? I would assume it would be the reliever, but I just wanted to see if anyone knew for sure since the reliever didn't actually throw a pitch in the inning.
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by benjapage » Mon Jul 25, 2005 6:23 pm
it would be the reliever's win, because he was the one in the "p" slot on the line-up card when the go-ahead run was scored.
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yeah, yes...
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by Chuckles » Tue Jul 26, 2005 1:20 am
benjapage wrote:it would be the reliever's win, because he was the one in the "p" slot on the line-up card when the go-ahead run was scored.
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Indeedio...he'd also get 1/3 inning for that since he got an out...so it isn't like he didn't get any inning credit.
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