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Fri May 04, 2007, 05:38pm
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winning pitcher
That makes sense in th 9-9 scenario, the releiver was the pitcher when the winning run was scored so he should get the win . In the case I origanlly described the pitcher of record when the opponents 5th run scored (charged to the releiver) in a 5 to 4 loss was the releiver so likewise the releiver should get the loss.
Gets the win if the winning run occurs while he's the pitcher and gets the loss if the winning earned run is scored against him while he is pitching. What is missing? 
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