Monthly Archives: April 2014

The A’s have 17 hits. – It’s the 7th. – In the past three starts, Rangers SPs have gone less than five innings and given up four or more runs. — All to the same opponent, too, the A’s. —- … Continue reading →

From Monday’s games: Ben Zobrist scored from first on a sacrifice bunt. Yu Darvish’s 3.1 innings pitched, eight hits, and four runs was the shortest outing of his career. Rene Rivera, who came into the game with no RBIs on … Continue reading →

Dillon Gee walked. – He’s a pitcher. Omar Infante had a six RBI game. Matt Adams tripled. The Rays committed four errors today. – The errors came in one inning. Masahiro Tanaka walked four tonight – more than he has … Continue reading →

Brandon Morrow had one of the oddest pitching lines you’ll ever see: 2.2 IP, 0 H, 4 R/ER, 8 BB, 1 K. – He was pulled while still throwing a no-hitter. – Of course, he’d walked eight through 2.2 innings. … Continue reading →

The Mets and Yankees have the same record. – Omar Quintanilla had the tying hit in the ninth inning for the Mets tonight. – And Granderson hit the walk-off. Albert Pujols has as many home runs as the Royals. – … Continue reading →

Rajai Davis hit his second home run of the season. – This gives him as many home runs as Miguel Cabrera and Chris Davis. – Jose Abreu ended the game on a strikeout-interference double play. Daisuke Matsuzaka earned his first … Continue reading →

Michael Pineda was ejected from a game for blatant usage of pine tar. – John Lackey is the first Red Sox starter to strike out at least 11 Yankees and walk none, at Fenway, in at least 100 years. – … Continue reading →

The Braves and Marlins combined for 28 strikeouts today. – Neither team walked a batter – None of those strikeouts was B.J. Upton. — Alex Wood has had back-to-back starts of eight innings pitched and one run allowed. He has … Continue reading →

Travis Wood homered. – He is a pitcher. – David Huff, relief pitcher, also got a hit today. — An infield single! Ike Davis homered, too – but it wasn’t just a homer, it was a grand slam. – Ike … Continue reading →

Today, in the Tigers-Angels game, Ian Kinsler scored from first on a Miguel Cabrera walk. – The play resulted in three errors being charged in one play. Shelby Miller hit an RBI double off of Stephen Strasburg. In the tenth … Continue reading →