Tough luck pitcher?

Former Member

Situation,
Starter goes 3 1/3
reliever goes 4 2/3
closer goes 1

Starter leaves game losing
reliever pitches to the 9th inning. His team takes the lead by 2 in the top of the ninth. Reliever walks to the mound in bottom of ninth takes his warm ups and the umpires call the game due to lightning in the area. 30 minute delay turns into resuming the next morning. Of course reliever at that point is done.

Closer finishes off game the next day.

Closer get the win because he is shown as POR for the ninth?

Reliever because he was most effective and had the most innings. (Starter would not qualify anyway)

Or reliever gets win and closer the save?

5/15/1010:31 AM

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