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Game 49: Pettibone looking to continue a strong start
about 6 hours ago | Philly.com
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Zimmermann's As Perpetual As Pedro
From Elias: Jordan Zimmermann allowed two runs over seven innings tonight in a 5-2 victory for the Nationals over the Phillies. Dating back to last season, Zimmermann has allowed no more than three earned runs in any of his last 15 starts. That's the second-longest such streak for any active starting pitcher; Clayton Kershaw has allowed three earned runs or fewer in each of his last 22 starts. The last Nationals/Expos pitcher with a streak of 15 such starts was Pedro Martinez, who had 17 consecutive starts with three earned runs or fewer spanning the 1996-1997 seasons.
about 17 hours ago | Elias Sports Bureau -
Big Fourth Inning Leads Nationals To Win
Jordan Zimmermann becomes first NL pitcher to win eight games.
about 20 hours ago | ESPN.com -
Phillies notebook: Versatility gives Martinez an edge
about 21 hours ago | The Delaware News Journal -
Nationals 5, Phillies 2
Nationals 5, Phillies 2
about 22 hours ago | Associated Press -
Kyle Kendrick struggles as Phillies fail to reach .500
about 23 hours ago | NJ.com -
Sanabia says he didn't know spitter was illegal
Miami Marlins pitcher Alex Sanabia said he didn't know it was illegal to spit directly onto a baseball.
about 1 day ago | Associated Press -
Utley hoping to return as soon as he's eligible
about 1 day ago | MLB.com -
Fitzsimmons & Durrett
Jim Bowden joins Fitzsimmons & Durrett for his weekly visit to discuss a hypothetical Jurickson Profar for Cliff Lee trade, how he would handle Profar's playing time with the Rangers and more.
about 1 day ago |
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Five things to watch this weekend
The first-place Cleveland Indians strode into Fenway Park on Thursday night to face the Boston Red Sox, which normally wouldn't be significant but the return of Tribe skipper Francona to the place he managed to two World Series titles in his eight-year stint made it so.
about 1 day ago | Eric Karabell | SweetSpot - more
