And you thought our pitching was bad?

[Mjoelner]

We're probably giving this guy a close look

 

[JimHalpert.nafoom]

I think after giving up, oh, twelve runs in the first it would be time to let somebody else try.

 

[Uncle Leo]

"At that pace the pitcher would have thrown around 500 pitches in four innings," Kawamoto's coach was quoted as saying. "There was a danger he could get injured."

I suppose 250+ in less than two innings is nothing to be concerned with.

 

[RebelBruiser]

where I think Trezvant was up on South Side 95-0 in the 3rd quarter. South Side walked off the field to avoid the embarassment of a team hitting the century mark on them.

My guess is this team didn't have a second pitcher. Of course, after a first inning of 26 runs, I think I would've let every player on the team throw some to see if they could get an out.

 

[muddawgs33]

Naaah couldn't have been, because he wouldn't have threw in the towel after 250 pitches. Polk would've just let him throw a couple of pitches after injuring himself and then throw the towel in.

 

[Todd4State]

a totally different philosophy on baseball in Japan than we do. They favor small ball and junk ball pitchers.

Still, that is just stupid to leave a pitcher in that long, I don't care if it's a team from the Congo.