Randy Johnson has earned his 300th win, becoming the 24th major league pitcher to reach the milestone, allowing two hits and an unearned run over six innings Thursday, leading the Giants to a 5-1 victory over the Nationals.
Via FanHouse
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June 05, 2009
by Ed PriceFiled under: Diamondbacks, Giants, Yankees, MLB MilestonesI covered Randy Johnson as a beat writer for eight seasons: 1999-2004 with the Diamondbacks and then 2005-06 with the Yankees. (We both moved East the same winter, by coincidence.) So I figure I saw about 230 of Johnson's starts - hey, I deserved a day off once in a while - and more than 100 of his 300 wins...
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June 04, 2009
(Photo by Getty Images. Randy Johnson doles out awkward hugs to his teammates, just a few minutes after homeplate umpire Tim Timmons hand-delivered win #300 with a blown strike 3 call on ball 4 against Adam Dunn with the bases loaded in the 8th. Go F yourself, Tim Timmons.)
History. Big Unit wins 300th in DC.
Giants 5, Natinals 1: Big Unit's 300th is...
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June 04, 2009
LOS ANGELES -- San Francisco Giants and former USC pitcher Randy Johnson became just the 24th player in Major League Baseball history to record 300 wins in his career as the Giants beat the Washington Nationals, 5-1, at Nationals Park. Johnson went six innings and allowed one unearned run on two hits with two walks and two strikeouts. Johnson (Livermore/Livermore HS) pitched three...
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June 05, 2009
Randy Johnson recorded his 300th win at the age of 45 yesterday evening, as the Giants defeated the Nationals, 5-1.
One could argue that Johnson is the best left-handed pitcher since Sandy Koufax. I would ...
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June 05, 2009
Giants 5, Nats 1: Randy Johnson won his 300th! And he did so in impressive fashion, throwing six dominant innings and allowing just two hits and one unearned run. The best part of this moving achievement though is after winning his 299th, the Unit complained that he’d be going for the milestone on the East [...]
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June 05, 2009
Now that Randy Johnson has his 300th win, he views his next start as the beginning of "what I really came here for," to help the Giants contend. When he makes that start remains an open question, with his next turn in jeopardy. Johnson said his left shoulder...
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June 04, 2009
Some crappy weather left Nationals Park a sloppy mess Wednesday, with the game being called 3 1/2 hours after it's scheduled start. The make-up will be part of a double-header starting at 4:35pm ET this afternoon.
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June 04, 2009
Randy Johnson’s bid for 300 wins was postponed Wednesday night after a series of thunderstorms left the field at Nationals Park unplayable for Johnson’s San Francisco Giants and the Washington Nationals.
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June 04, 2009
Randy Johnson has earned his 300th win, becoming the 24th major league pitcher to reach the milestone. The Big Unit allowed two hits and an unearned run over six innings Thursday, leading the San Francisco Giants to a 5-1 victory over the...
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June 04, 2009
Randy Johnson became the 24th (and tallest) pitcher to reach the 300 victory club by beating the Washington Nationals 5-1 today at Nationals Park. Johnson was superb on the mound for the San Francisco Giants, allowing just 2 hits and 1 run over 6 innings in a game that was delayed 36 minutes by [...]
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June 04, 2009
I know it's bad weather. I know even a great game with the Nationals is still the f'ing Nationals game. But how many more times will we witness a 300th victory!?! SoSG extends an olive branch to the Giants (for one day) and wishes Randy Johnson, mu...
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June 04, 2009
In the top of second inning, Juan Uribe and Emmanuel Burriss each drive in a run to give Randy Johnson and the Giants a 2-0 lead over the Nationals. Johnson pitched a perfect first, retiring the side on eight pitches.
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June 05, 2009
You remember Rob, right? One of the “Nasty Boys” in Cincinnati. Co-hosted The Dan Partrick Radio Show and Best Damn Sports Show Period. Well, apparently Rob has fallen on hard times recently, because now he’s the color analyst on Washington Nationals TV broadcasts.
I can only imagine how frustrating calling Nationals games must be for Dibble and his partner...
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