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http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/recap;_y...?gid=270822201
http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/boxscore...?gid=270822201
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BALTIMORE (AP) -- The Texas Rangers rounded the bases at a dizzying pace, touching the plate so often it became almost embarrassing to make an out.
The Rangers became the first team in 110 years to score 30 runs in a game, setting an American League record Wednesday in a 30-3 rout of the Baltimore Orioles.
The funny part is that this is actually a come-from-behind win by the Rangers. AND some Ranger reliever recorded a save.
holy cow is right!
Well, that's one way to assure yourself from having your opponent come back on your comeback....make sure you put enough space between you and them.Quote:
Originally Posted by UnderPressure
Another reason why stats can be deceiving. But a save is a save--you know, those 27 runs can get away real fast without a good closer.Quote:
Originally Posted by UnderPressure
Dude, that's is like winning a hockey game 15-2. Classic.
You don't get a save if your team has more that a 3(?) run lead. That's a hell of an asswhooping though.
Its only preseason the Ravens will get it together. Yeah their D gave up 30 but that won't happen once they kickoff for real.
Thanx puttinga R in the title I tivod the game
from the articleQuote:
Originally Posted by Bandit
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Even with the one-sided score, there was a save. Wes Littleton earned his second career save and first this season by pitching three scoreless innings.
He pitched 3 innings, so he gets the save regardless of the score. Same thing happened just last night when the Angels creamed the Yankees 18-9. A rookie pitcher for the Angels pitched 3 innings, and got the save despite getting rocked.
