Complete game Q

[mgoblue]

Re: Complete game Q

I'm pretty sure you can get a CG in a loss though, say you pitch a 0-0 game into the bottom of the 9th, but give up a solo walk off home run, you still pitched a complete game, just lost

[mickj]

Re: Complete game Q

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mgoblue said: I'm pretty sure you can get a CG in a loss though, say you pitch a 0-0 game into the bottom of the 9th, but give up a solo walk off home run, you still pitched a complete game, just lost

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post"> I don't know if you get credit for that. I do know you get credit for a CG if you go 8-innings in a road loss.

[mickj]

Re: Complete game Q

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mgoblue said: I'm pretty sure you can get a CG in a loss though, say you pitch a 0-0 game into the bottom of the 9th, but give up a solo walk off home run, you still pitched a complete game, just lost

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post"> I don't know if you get credit for that. I do know you get credit for a CG if you go 8-innings in a road loss.

[mickj]

Re: Complete game Q

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mgoblue said: I'm pretty sure you can get a CG in a loss though, say you pitch a 0-0 game into the bottom of the 9th, but give up a solo walk off home run, you still pitched a complete game, just lost

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post"> I don't know if you get credit for that. I do know you get credit for a CG if you go 8-innings in a road loss.

[Defel]

Re: Complete game Q

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mgoblue said:
I'm pretty sure you can get a CG in a loss though, say you pitch a 0-0 game into the bottom of the 9th, but give up a solo walk off home run, you still pitched a complete game, just lost

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You can give up 10 home runs and still get a CG. You just have to pitch the whole game.

[Defel]

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mgoblue said:
I'm pretty sure you can get a CG in a loss though, say you pitch a 0-0 game into the bottom of the 9th, but give up a solo walk off home run, you still pitched a complete game, just lost

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You can give up 10 home runs and still get a CG. You just have to pitch the whole game.

[Defel]

Re: Complete game Q

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mgoblue said:
I'm pretty sure you can get a CG in a loss though, say you pitch a 0-0 game into the bottom of the 9th, but give up a solo walk off home run, you still pitched a complete game, just lost

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You can give up 10 home runs and still get a CG. You just have to pitch the whole game.

[rsox]

Re: Complete game Q

It's simple really, whether a Pitcher wins or loses, they get credit for a complete game as long as they pitch the whole game, so, say a game gets called after 5 innings and both starters were still in the game, they would both get a complete game, if a Pitcher goes 8.2 innings and gives up a Home Run to end the game, it's a complete game,
start to finish thats all.

[rsox]

Re: Complete game Q

It's simple really, whether a Pitcher wins or loses, they get credit for a complete game as long as they pitch the whole game, so, say a game gets called after 5 innings and both starters were still in the game, they would both get a complete game, if a Pitcher goes 8.2 innings and gives up a Home Run to end the game, it's a complete game,
start to finish thats all.

[rsox]

Re: Complete game Q

It's simple really, whether a Pitcher wins or loses, they get credit for a complete game as long as they pitch the whole game, so, say a game gets called after 5 innings and both starters were still in the game, they would both get a complete game, if a Pitcher goes 8.2 innings and gives up a Home Run to end the game, it's a complete game,
start to finish thats all.