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The Braves Tommy Hanson threw eight shutout innings against the Astros Wednesday night, allowing five hits and no walks while striking out seven. He threw just 98 pitches, about 12 per inning as he worked very efficiently. He did not come out for the ninth as Bobby Cox brought in Rafael Soriano to [...]
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by David J. Phillip - AP View full size photo uploaded September 9, 2009 What an absolute Goat-F**k of a game. Why in the world did Bobby Cox not let Tommy Hanson pitch the ninth? He had only thrown 98 pitches and looked as sharp as I've ever seen him in the eighth inning, but NOOOO! Let's bring in the overworked bullpen guy who had tons of trouble in the ninth inning...
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