Can a pitcher ever recieve a Win and a Save in the same game?
539558
No.. a pitcher can only receive one or the other.  If he wins the game that means the team took the lead while he was the active pitcher, while a save can only be recorded when you enter the game with a lead intact.
1085669
This is an unusual situation but this is how it is handled.  All of the runs that the reliever gives up are earned for the reliever.  However, in the official team stats, the runs are recorded as unearned.  This doesn't happen often but that is how the stats are recorded.
1128153
Yes, probably many times, for arguing balls and strikes.  This happened to Eddie Kranepool of the Mets in the early 1970s and Tom Seaver was sent up to pinch-hit. (Seaver had pitched one or two days before, so could be safely used.)
289521
the person who is on base get the credit for the run scored. in order to get credit you have to be on the base and not replaced by a pinchrunner
1167623
A walk doesn't count as an "at bat" so it is neutral with respect to the batting average.  However, if you walk and a run scores because the bases were loaded, you still get credit for an RBI.  So in this scenario, you can get an RBI even though you didn't have an official "at bat."\n\nClear as mud?
719048
Wierd rule, but as someone who scores games, I understand it.\n\nThe catcher gets credit for a putout on a strikeout. If the catcher doesn't actually catch the ball, there can't really be a putout. The catcher than has to throw the batter out at first base and the person covering first gets the putout. The catcher gets an assist.
632434
yes, a pitcher can attempt to pick off a runner at any time as long as he steps off the rubber(the little white bar on top of the mound. As a baseball player, i would suggest throwing an inside curveball or an off-speed pitch.
502122
I just had the same thing go down in my league.  I played them both, and I had the same thought, but why not play them.  They were both aces, so you hope that they have a pitchers duel, and both have 10 Ks and no ER.  You hope that at least one guy gets the win, but sometimes it could be a split if it's tied when they get taken out.  Just play them and hope for the best.
585599
YES, IF YOU TRY TO BUNT WITH 2 STRIKES AND YOU BUNT FOL YOU ARE OUT AND THE PITCHER GETS CREDIT FOR A STRIKEOUT!
655111
Well, right now there are 66 pitchers in baseball with a 100% winning %. Over the course of history I'm guessing there have been thousands and thousands who have duplicated the feat. And I'm not about to list them all. \n\nPedro Martinez and Greg Maddux are both 5-0, Brandon Webb, Bronson Arroyo, Wandy Rodriguez, Jose Contreas, and Oscar Villareal are all 4-0.
946566
It's covered under Rule 5.08 of the official MLB rules:\n\n"If a thrown ball accidentally touches a base coach, or a pitched or thrown ball touches an umpire, the ball is alive and in play. However, if the coach interferes with a thrown ball, the runner is out."\n\nSo, play would continue as normal assuming the coach didn't purposely interfere with the ball.
1139972
These answers are all so ignorant. In a perfect game, not a single person can get on base in any way whatsoever.  Walk, error, hit the catchers glove, whatever. The second anyone gets on base, the perfect game is over, even if he is whiped out by a double play.
588294
Your scenario may be a bit toward the improbable side of the spectrum. However, if the pitcher isn't paying attention and time out isn't called, then the runner can steal second. Often times, when a player steals home, it is because the pitcher isn't paying attention, so it is possible to steal a base without a pitch. Then, when the pitcher actually makes a pitch, the runner can steal third. That would be 2 steals in one play.\nI guess you could try to stretch that out further and make it three steals in one play, but that would be incredibly improbable.
372043
It follows the rules for save opportunities. holds occur only when a save is recorded. the relief pitchers that pitched before the closer get holds. when a pitcher comes in relief of a game where you are leading by 3 or less, which is ruled a save opportunity, and you keep that lead for your closer until youre replaced by him you get a hold. if more than one relief pitcher chips in with "holding" the lead, they all get holds. set up men are most likely to get holds.
614909
I would think this "accomplishment" has been achieved many, many times. I suspect most pitchers have struck out in both their first and final at-bats, and I'd have to believe that many other players have flailed in both at-bats as well.\n\nIn fact, given a few minutes, I suspect I could find several players whose only major league at-bats were all strikeouts.
1053908
I'm not sure what you mean by this question, but one way of answering it would be no, more stats are different than the same as it's impossible to play the two games at exactly the same time, in the same place, against the same opposition, ...
442165
4 if the bases are empty. And now for an explanation which no one else supplied: In order to get a save, the man "in the hole" (3rd to bat) has to represent the tying run or better (so the man on deck or at the plate could also represent the tying run).