Monday, April 16, 2007
How Can You Cap A Perfect Pitching Season?
By throwing a no-hitter in your last start - that's how.
Demarcus Ramirez won his 28th game of the year in style - by no-hitting the Brooklyn Wolves in his final start of the season. The certain Outstanding Pitcher of the Year becomes the third pitcher this season to throw a no-hitter. Ironically, the last pitcher to throw one was a member of those selfsame Wolves - Sabas Delvalle.
Demarcus Ramirez won his 28th game of the year in style - by no-hitting the Brooklyn Wolves in his final start of the season. The certain Outstanding Pitcher of the Year becomes the third pitcher this season to throw a no-hitter. Ironically, the last pitcher to throw one was a member of those selfsame Wolves - Sabas Delvalle.
# posted by Zev Steinhardt : 11:07 PM
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Did he hit Brose with a pitch? Catcher's interference? Otherwise, given that there's no errors on Saskatoon, I don't see how he lost the perfect game. No walks, no hits, no errors.
Jed Brose was hit by a pitch in the 7th (which explains why Guzman has 4 at-bats).
I've put up the game log here
Zev
I've put up the game log here
Zev
Ahh, okay, thanks for posting that, I was wondering, too.
Man, I probably would have offered him $35m/year after that.
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Man, I probably would have offered him $35m/year after that.
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