Reply to "Pitching question"

JWC32100+ posts

I'm afraid not. The problem is that he started the game.

A starting pitcher must complete the inning that would represent half the game in order to be eligible to get a Win. If the game goes 7 innings or more, the starter would have to complete 4 innings. If the game lasts fewer than 7 innings, for whatever reason (including the 5-inning run rule), the starter must complete 3 innings. (FED Rule 9-6-6-a & b)

If your son had NOT been a starter, then he would be eligible for the win in the situation you describe.

4/16/056:33 PM

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