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Found June 05, 2009 on dallasnews.com:
PLAYERS: Brandon McCarthy,  Jason Jennings,  Michael Young,  Kevin Millwood,  Marlon Byrd
TEAMS: Texas Rangers

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Brandon McCarthy's performance -- 4 IP, 6 H, 6 R, 6 ER, 3 BB, 3 K, 79 pitches -- made Pabloesque a winner. He had McCarthy going 4 innings. His line: 7 H, 5 R, 5 ER, 4 BB, 0 K, 80 pitches. Nice. That's three of the last four for Pablo, I believe. Good stuff. Ranger Fan in Utah, Dustyn, Tommy and Pabloesque had Jason Jennings as the first reliever in the game. Jason1974, luda, ranger yammer and MrHand had Michael Young as the Ranger with the most hits. Tbone24, Jessi from Plano, Travis from Waco and I had the former Rangers for the Yankees with three combined hits. Pabloesque, Dustyn, Blazse and MrHand had two runs allowed by the bullpen. Tonight's constestant: Kevin Millwood IP: 7 (I feel like he's going to pitch well, for some reason) H: 6 R: 2 ER: 2 BB: 1 K: 6 Pitches: 107 Ranger with the most hits: Marlon Byrd (2-for-5) First Ranger reliever out of the bullpen: Darren O'Day Runs given up by Rangers bullpen: 1 Rangers batters with runners in scoring positi...
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