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I might be recalling it wrong, but wasn't there a game a few years back where both the middle reliever and the closer were simply awful but the offense was great winning the game.
The scorer used a little used rule that if the "winning" pitcher had been ineffective the win could go to the last effective pitcher, in that game the starter. |
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Peter Schmuck, who covers the Orioles online these days, posted a proposal to change the rules on awarding wins in these situations in the wake of that game.
It's a quick read that says that the Official Scorer should have the liberty to award the win to a different pitcher, even a starter who doesn't go the 'required' five innings. https://www.baltimorebaseball.com/20...tical-updates/
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