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Pittsburgh: Rick Rhoden Los Angeles: Fernando Valenzuela Pittsburgh Wynne 2-5 Run 2 RBI Walk Madlock 3-6 Strikeout Harper 1-1 Double RBI 2 Walks May 1-4 2 Runs RBI Strikeout Rhoden 9.0 IP 5 Hits 2 Runs 11 Strikeouts 3 Walks Los Angeles Stubbs 0-4 3 Strikeouts Landreaux 1-4 Homerun Run RBI Guerrero 2-3 Homerun Triple Run RBI Brock 1-3 Double Walk 2 Strikeouts Valenzuela 7.0 IP 8 Hits 3 Runs 5 Walks 3 Strikeouts Final Score Pittsburgh 6 (2-0-3) Los Angeles 2 (4-0-1) The score was tied 2-2 at the end of six innings. The Pirates took the lead 3-2 in the 7th Inning and I pinch-hit for Valenzuela who was leading off the Dodger 8th Inning. This seemed to be the Dodgers’ undoing as relievers Zachary and Hooton allowed a run in the 8th Inning and two runs in the 9th Inning. The Pirate bats were patient all game. A combination of badly time Walks and not good fielding by the Dodgers allowed the Pirates to scrape together the final handful of runs. Rhoden was sneakily dominant - he allowed solo homeruns to Landreaux and Guerrero, a triple to Guerrero and double to Brock and then only a solitary single to Steve Sax. This was the second really good start in a row for Rhoden.
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Pittsburgh: John Candaleria Los Angeles: Alejandro Pena Pittsburgh Ray 0-4 2 Strikeouts Thompson 0-2 Reached on an Error Strikeout Pena 0-2 Walk Strikeout Candaleria 5.0 IP 7 Hits 3 Runs 1 Walk 4 Strikeouts Los Angeles Guerrero 3-4 Landreaux 2-3 Run Walk Rivera 1-4 Double 2 RBI Pena 9.0 IP 0 Hits 0 Runs 1 Walk 6 Strikeouts Final Pittsburgh 0 (1-0-3) Los Angeles 3 (4-0-0) Los Angeles’ Alejandro Pena pitched a No-Hitter. He issued only 1 Walk and only one other batter reached base on an error (Jason Thompson on bad throw by Dodger second baseman Steve Sax). This performance is even more impressive considering the Los Angeles fielding rating was the lowest possible for the game. Starting Pitchers
Pittsburgh: John Tudor Los Angeles: Bob Welch Pittsburgh Wynne 2-5 2RBI Ray 3-5 Run RBI Lacy 2-5 RBI Tudor 6.0 IP 13 Hits 8 Runs 2 Strikeouts Los Angeles Sax 3-5 2 Doubles 3 Runs Strikeout Maldonado 3-4 Home Run 2 Doubles 2 Runs 3 RBI Guerrero 2-4 1 Run 2 RBI Marshall 3-4 Home Run Double 2 Runs 2 RBI Welch 9.0 IP 12 Hits 4 Runs 1 Walk 3 Strikeouts Final Score: Pittsburgh 4 (1-0-2) Los Angeles 9 (3-0-0) The Dodgers 3-4-5 hitters wailed on Tudor’s pitching. Steve Sax set the table well for them. Bob Welch pitched well enough and once he had a lead he held on to it. |
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