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Daily Roundup: Games of Wed, 1/30/08

Postby Proverbial Psalms » Wed Jan 30, 2008 10:17 pm

[size=24:87b14e9574][b:87b14e9574]TEXAS WINS 8TH STRAIGHT GAME[/b:87b14e9574][/size:87b14e9574]
[size=16:87b14e9574]Bobby Witt's 3 Hit Shutout Gives Rangers to Another Win[/size:87b14e9574]

<img src="http://fantasygames.sportingnews.com/images/baseball/stratomatic/1986/story_photos/bobby_witt_150x200.jpg " align="left" border="1" width="150" height="200" style="margin: 0px 10px;" /> At Arlington Stadium... righthander Bobby Witt tossed a 3 hit shutout to lead the Texas Rangers to a [url=http://www.sportingnews.com/baseball/1986/scores/boxscore.php?id=1005][u:87b14e9574]5-0 victory over the Twins[/u:87b14e9574][/url] on Wednesday. Witt was dominant, allowing just 3 walks while striking out 10 Minnesota batters in giving the Rangers bullpen a much needed night off.

With the victory, the Rangers have now won 8 consecutive games, and 13 out of their last 17. All four of the losses in that time period, however, have come at the hands of the A.L. West division leaders- the California Angels, whom Texas still trails by 9.5 games.

Elsewhere... the Mets got solid pitching from lefthander Bob Ojeda to [url=http://www.sportingnews.com/baseball/1986/scores/boxscore.php?id=998][u:87b14e9574]defeat St. Louis 9-2[/u:87b14e9574][/url], moving back to within 1 game of the Cardinals in the National League East.

In Houston, the San Diego Padres won their 50th game of the 1986 season. Brett Butler stole 4 bases & scored 3 runs to spark the Padres in the [url=http://www.sportingnews.com/baseball/1986/scores/boxscore.php?id=1001][u:87b14e9574]5-4 win[/u:87b14e9574][/url].

[i:87b14e9574]photo: SN Archives[/i:87b14e9574]
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'86 Pads/S7* goes 10.2 inngs!

Postby pcbaseballsims » Thu Jan 31, 2008 7:22 pm

So how are the Pads doing it with smoke n mirrors & a young, slim Tony Gwynn?
How's the late Eric Show doing?

By the way, my Johann Santana lost on Opening Day to Carlos Zambrano who allowed but 3 ER over 10 2/3 innings!!!

In modern day MLB ('06 season above), the era of the 6/7 inning SP and bullpen specialization, how does Strat allow a SP to go that deep into a game and not wear down, implode?

It would appear the durability rating isn't accurate & I thought SOM prided itself on realism. Another ex: again 2006 not '86--
$5.86M Rich Harden went 12-8 and as only an S5 often went 7 innings if not a CG especially at home (AT&T) in a P's park.

I rest my case.

--Tony ("Mr San Diego") Gwynn Fan Club,
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