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Old Fri Sep 23, 2005, 08:31am
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Originally posted by Jurassic Referee
You're just mad because you don't have a magic number and we do.
Of course we do. It's just one game higher than yours.

This is the really cool story of the day, tho. I didn't know about this until I listened to BBall This Morning on XM channel 175. Not only did Dontrelle Willis go 8 complete innings to beat Pedro Martinez and the Mets last night in a one-run pitcher's duel, but Willis batted seventh in the Marlins' batting order! That's pretty cool. He was 1-4 on the night and is currently batting .250 for the season.

According to Elias Sports Bureau , the last pitcher to bat seventh or higher was Montreal's Steve Renko, who did it on Aug. 26, 1973, and went 2-for-3 against San Diego.
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