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Now we can't blow it.
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Does Noesi get credit for a complete game?
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I think he does
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EDIT: Nope! I was wrong. You still get a complete game if you pitch every inning in a rain shortened game.
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So the last rain delay lasted an hour until the game was called.
I thought that any stoppage after the middle or end of the 5th meant the game was over, provided someone was in the lead or led at the end of an inning (or half if home team) after the 5th. I think that should be the new rule. Only 5 games back of Toronto in the W column ![]()
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Speaking of Flowers, he is hitting something like .400 since the glasses and is really barreling up the ball right now. It can't be that simple, can it? ![]() Side note for anyone who was wondering: Alex Rios received polite applause from the crowd in his first AB and I heard no boos whatsoever.
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You just don't get a no-hitter or a perfect game if it's rain-shortened, courtesy Bud's historical revisionism squad.
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You never did. Before Bud Selig bought the Brewers there was a separate honorable mention list for the no-hitters where the pitcher didn't have to go nine. Even before I was born, you had to pitch nine innings to get credit for a no-hitter. News agencies started giving credit to pitchers in the 1980s and 1990s who didn't go nine, but they ignored the fact that baseball never gave Dean Chance credit for his five-inning rain-shortened perfect game in 1967.
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It's never made sense to me- if at the end of an official game, a team has zero hits, it seems to me it falls under the definition of a "NO hitter." |
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