Reply to "Did the right pitcher get the win?"

southernmom100+ posts

This just happened to my son (relief pitcher) and I questioned that he got the win. In a 9 inning game, the starting pitcher has to pitch at least 5 innings to get the win. It is discretionary to the scorekeeper as to who gets the win based upon which relief pitcher was most effective. Since the RP#1 pitched two innings, regardless of how effective he was not, I bet the scorekeeper gave him the win because he pitched two innings and the team was still up by 2 at the end of the game. I think I got this right, but I always stand ready to be corrected.

8/21/143:23 PM

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