Anyone know if Jenks got credited with the save last night??

[bluejkrew]

According to different websites, he either got it or didn't. According to yahoo, he didn't and it wasn't counted in the h2h stats. Does anyone have a better knowledge about this??

[TonyCee]

TQStats has no Save so I would assume thats right.

[StringerBell]

I think he didnt get the save because he didint pitch a full inning didnt inherit any base runners.

[palehose]

He came in with two outs in the bottom of the ninth and the bases empty so he did not get the save since the Sox were up by 3 runs. Runners inherited + out remaining in inning has to be equal to or greater than the teams lead to make it a save situation.

[Scout]

Runners inherited + out remaining in inning has to be equal to or greater than the teams lead to make it a save situation.

Is this true?

I am under the impression that there is no situation where you would get a save with two outs remaining, but wouldn't with one out remaining. Your statement says there is...

I thought if you enter the game with the tying run on deck, or you start off an inning with a 3 run lead or less, you get the save.

Not sure whether you get the save if your team has a 4 run lead at the beginning of 9th, a different RP allows a HR, and you come in.

[FantasyBandit]

Friday night white sox win 8-5 he didnt get the save last night(sat night )they won 2-1 he got the save. The tieing run must be in the ondeck circle for a rp to get a save. If a team is up 9-4 they call in a rp with 2 out and bases loaded the tieng run would be on deck and this would get a save for the rp. Hope this helps you

[rainman23]

He came in with two outs in the bottom of the ninth and the bases empty so he did not get the save since the Sox were up by 3 runs. Runners inherited + out remaining in inning has to be equal to or greater than the teams lead to make it a save situation.

Where'd you come up with that? That's definitely a new one. And very creative.