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There seems to be a few of these threads out there about determining the winning pitcher, but I can't seem to find the exact circumstance I'm looking for. The scenario is pretty straight forward. High school game. The starting pitcher for the home team goes 6 2/3 innings and runs out of pitches (New York has a pitch count rule now). He comes out with his home team losing 3-4. The reliever comes in, faces 1 batter and gets the out. The home team then wins 5-4 in the bottom of the 7th inning. The reliever gets the win, correct?

4/18/176:21 PM

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