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Blowout Watch 2011: Pirates 9, Orioles 3
I always love following up a depressing blowout loss with a blowout win. The Bucs bats finally came alive today. Everyone in the lineup (aside from the pitchers) registered at least one hit, and Jose Tabata, Josh Harrison, Neil Walker, … Continue reading
Blowout Watch 2011: Orioles 8, Pirates 3
Is this it? Have the Pirates entered “The Slide?” Coming off the heels of a sweep at the hands of the Indians, is this the point where Interleague play happens, the Bucs lose most of the games in spectacular fashion, … Continue reading
Blowout Watch 2011: Mets 7, Pirates 0
This one was tough to swallow, because it started so well. Kevin Correia took a perfect game into the fifth inning before giving up his first hit to Jason Bay. I said at the time, and I stand by it … Continue reading
Blowout Watch 2011: Pirates 10, Cubs 0
I didn’t get to see this game due to work, having just gotten back in time for the end of it. Perusing the box score, it looks like Maholm pitched a gem. He threw a complete game shutout and only … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew McCutchen, Blowout Watch, Paul Maholm, Ronny Cedeno
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Blowout Watch 2011: Pirates 5, Reds 0
It’s so refreshing when the Pirates are on the winning end of a blowout. I’ve been neglecting these updates because, quite frankly, they’ve been kind of depressing. After this game, the Pirates record in blowouts (defined as a margin of … Continue reading
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Tagged #electricstuff, Andrew McCutchen, Blowout Watch, Charlie Morton, Pedro Alvarez
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Blowout Watch 2011: Reds 11 Pirates 2
This is the first chance I’ve had to write about Saturday’s game, so let me get this out of the way: we still won the series, and I totally know that I look like a jerk writing about this after … Continue reading
Introducing Blowout Watch 2011
Firstly, let me get this out of the way: This series is largely inspired by Rocco DeMaro, former host of Pirates Extra Innings. Last season, he tracked the Pirates record in blowouts, as blowouts are more indicative of a team’s … Continue reading