whats the most runs ever given up while pitching a complete game?
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Tim Wakefield gave up eight runs in a 162(!)-pitch loss to\nthe White Sox (8-2) on June 10, 1996.
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That has to be Harvey Haddix's 12 2/3 inning perfect game that was broken up in the 13th inning. Lew Burdette pitched the whole game for the Milwaukee Braves, giving up 12 hits but no runs.
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lol they gave up it's 15-3 ryt now. and he went for 12 innings last friday. he's given time to rest for the game.\n\nbeckett's era will b roughed up after the game
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30 runs from 54 balls
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Cy Young is ahead of the #2 person on the list (Jim Galvin) by 1,353 innings. Cy ended his career with 7,356 innings. Walter Johnson, Phil Niekro, and Nolan Ryan round out the top 5.
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walk\nhit by pitch\nstrikeout wild pitch\nerror\nfielder's choice\ncatcher's interference
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Jimmy Piersall - it was his 100th home run. He had bipolar disorder, and actually said in his autobiography, "Probably the best thing that ever happened to me was going nuts. Whoever heard of Jimmy Piersall, until that happened?"\n\nAfter that, running the bases backwards was prohibited, as it was a travesty of the game.
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I really dont think the homerun he gave up to Pujols was going to ruin him mentally. It wasnt the first time he blew a save. He's just going through a bad stretch like a lot of other closers go through. Mariano, arguably the best closer EVER, has had his bad stretches.
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Rest your pen, have the pitcher bunt, save the pinch hitter for later in the game. If your pitcher has that low pitch count and has given up only 5 hits, leave him in at least one more inning. If all goes right, you've got 2nd and 3rd w/2 outs and still have your starter on the mound. Just have your runners moving on the pitch to avoid DP.
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my best answer would be 6:  first 3 guys up all get singles, to load the bases with no outs, next guy gets a single, but the runner on 3rd is called out for interfering while baserunning.  then this happens 2 more times and the inning is over.  6 base hits, no runs, inning over.  tough question though.
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26 innings...between the boston braves and the brooklyn dodgers.. it was tied 1-1 and then it got too dark to play and they considered it a draw
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smiley had it right... the answer is zero.\n\nA batter refusing to enter the batter's box within a reasonable amount of time according to the umpire is penalized with a strike. Therefore, any number strikeouts may be recorded without a pitch being thrown.\n\nSecondly, with the bases unoccupied, the pitcher has 12 seconds to deliver the pitch. The penalty is a ball. Therefore, a batter can reach base, circle the bases and score without a pitch being thrown.
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(earned runs)*(9)/(innings pitched)
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I would have to say Josh Gibson with his 986 Home Runs hitting a whooping 0 in the major leagues and 986 in the negro leagues.
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Really, none of 'em, but if I had to pick one, it would have to be a player that I saw do the most gutless act I've ever seen an athlete do.\n\nIn Game 2 of the 2000 World Series, Mike Piazza hit a ground out that broke his bat. The barrel of the bat bounced near the mound and Roger Clemens picked the piece up and THREW IT at Piazza...fortunately he missed. Additionally he beaned Piazza during the same season...\n\nGreat pitcher? Undoubtably, Gutless human being? Unquestionably
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The longest professional baseball game ever played was a 33-inning minor league baseball affair between the Rochester Red Wings and the Pawtucket Red Sox that took place on April 18, 1981, at McCoy Stadium in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. The two teams played deep into the frigid night with no end in sight. The game began just after 8:00 PM local time and continued until 4:07 AM the next morning, when it was paused after 32 innings. (The umpire's rule book was missing the revision that placed a curfew on game length.) On June 23, 65 days later, play resumed. The game was decided after just 18 more minutes as Pawtucket's Dave Koza singled off of Rochester's Cliff Speck to drive in Marty Barrett as the winning run, giving the PawSox a 3-2 victory. The official length of the game is listed as 8:25, also a record.\n\nIn 1996, Steven Krasner, a sports writer who covers baseball for the Providence Journal, published a children's book about the historic game called The Longest Game.\n\nESPN's SportsCenter did a piece about the game on July 25, 2005 during its 50 States in 50 Days segment for Rhode Island.
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Actually it was Mickey Mantel. And Mantel broke alot of those records.. mantel had a total of 373 homerun hits left handed and 163 right handed homers. He still owns records for most homers, RBI, runs, walks, and strikeouts in World Series.