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1 minute ago, joelala said:

I only saw the last inning, but am elated right now.  Did he just have all of his pitches and perfect location all night?  How much did the D help him out?  What an amazing stat-line.  Wish I'd been able to watch it!

It was an easy night for the fielders considering he struck out almost half of the batters he faced, and the other half never even really hit the ball hard. 

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Just now, MurphDogg said:

Law questioned sending him out in the 9th with a four run lead. I question it too. They are managing his innings and giving him extra rest, why have him throw his career high number of pitches?

Extra days rest. They are going to keep doing it. 

My point is how he says Buck ran him into ground last year and this year. If so they how in the hell has he been so good last month? 

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Apologies if this isn't thread worthy, my enthusiasm gets the best of me at times, delete or move of course if needed. This is something special, the streak and a near no hitter for our young ace in the making who has battled so much to get here. Goose bumps! With so much sadness in the news this was really uplifting, it's great to have a community to share the enthusiasm with!

 

Go O's!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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