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Related: About this forumYesterday Jacob deGrom
He threw 45 pitches in the 1st inning and didn't give up a run.
Huh?
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Yesterday Jacob deGrom (Original Post)
kairos12
May 2018
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Ohiogal
(34,631 posts)1. Wow - batters must have been fouling off a lot of his pitches, perhaps?
kairos12
(13,248 posts)2. He also left after the 1st
For perspective, I once saw Jim Bunning throw a complete game with 70 pitches. He pounded the strike zone.
Ohiogal
(34,631 posts)3. Oh yes, that's a lot to throw in one inning.
Guess he wore himself out!
Was the Bunning game you saw a no hitter?
kairos12
(13,248 posts)5. No it wasn't. I've never seen a no hitter live.
BeyondGeography
(40,014 posts)4. Here's another one from this April
https://www.google.com/amp/amp.si.com/mlb/2018/04/22/san-francisco-giants-brandon-belt-record-plate-appearance
49-pitch first inning, no runs. One 21-pitch AB (MLB record).
49-pitch first inning, no runs. One 21-pitch AB (MLB record).