Yes, baseball is back! As is my wont, I will resume the publishing of an MLB box score every Friday throughout the baseball season.
Let's check out a game from early in the 2002 season featuring the Seattle Mariners and Texas Rangers.
As always, I challenge you to ascertain the significance without Google, etc.
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Ron Wright, a 26-year old rookie with the Seattle Mariners, made his major league debut in this game. In three official at-bats, Wright accounted for six outs by striking out, hitting into a triple play and finally a double play. A few days later he would be sent back to the minor leagues. Injuries curtailed a return to the majors so he retired later that year.
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3 comments:
Cool -- one of my favorite features returns!
I have no idea, so I'll guess that it was the first time that Japanese pitchers combined for a win and a save in the same game.
That's not the answer I was looking for but I'm willing to bet that's correct.
This has got to be even harder to do than hitting for the cycle!
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