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regnaD kciN

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7. He did that once as well, earlier the same season...

Reply to True Dough (Reply #1)

Wed Jan 9, 2019, 03:19 PM

Jan 2019

In May, the White Sox had an extra-inning game that had to be halted due to curfew, and was scheduled to be completed as part of a pseudo-doubleheader. On May 28, Wood “started” the game-in-progress, and pitched five innings before his team scored the winning run in the 21st. He then started the second game, and went all the way in another victory. Overall line: 14 innings pitched, 6 hits allowed, 0 runs allowed.

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Last Pitcher to start both games of a double header [View all] kairos12 Jan 2019 OP

With initials like WW True Dough Jan 2019 #1

Very good! kairos12 Jan 2019 #2

He did that once as well, earlier the same season... regnaD kciN Jan 2019 #7

Cool! True Dough Jan 2019 #8

I wonder why Ohiogal Jan 2019 #3

Maybe because he was a knuckleballer and could give the rest of the staff a break. kairos12 Jan 2019 #4

He had an incredible knuckleball and was for being hit by a linedrive, beachbum bob Jan 2019 #5

Wood was a knuckleballer, which creates far less arm stress... regnaD kciN Jan 2019 #6

When Wood Had His Release Dead On... ProfessorGAC Jan 2019 #9