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Pittsburgh Pirates starting pitcher Ross Ohlendorf is down for the season after another fine outing on Saturday.
General manager Neal Huntington announced that he would sit Ohlendorf down for his final two starts remaining this year due to overuse. Ohlendorf has hurled 176 2/3 innings this year in his first full season as a starting pitcher.
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Via Raise the Jolly Roger!
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September 19, 2009
I’ve said this time and time again about Zach Duke…but Ross Ohlendorf has to be one pretty frustrated dude. He pitched a whale of a game today–his last start of a great year due to an innings limit–and has nothing to show for it thanks to your Pittsburgh offense.
The Boss was stellar this afternoon: 7 [...]
Via Baseball Musings
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September 19, 2009
Ross Ohlendorf allowed one run over seven innings in the Pirates 2-1 loss to the Padres Saturday afternoon. That lowered his ERA to 3.92, and with 176 2/3 innings under his belt, the broadcast said the Pirates are likely to shut him down for the rest of the season. Between the majors and [...]
Via Where Is Andy Van Slyke
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September 20, 2009
So yesterday's 2-1 loss was certainly a bit disappointing for the Pirates, especially after Ross Ohlendorf's good outing in what might be his last start of 2009. Well, it was at least as disappointing as losses get for teams like the Pirates this late in the season, I suppose. What's important now is that they can still win their first series in what seems like at least...
Via Pittsburghlive.com
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September 19, 2009
If Saturday's start does turn out to be Ross Ohlendorf's final one of the season, as is expected, he will head into the offseason pleased with his progress since the All-Star break.
Via Raise the Jolly Roger!
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September 21, 2009
Yikes. That was a horribly played game by both sides.
Dan McCutchen pitched OK again–6 innings, 3 runs, and was very good after AGonz hit a 2-run shot in the first. He trailed 3-2 upon departure, though, thanks to the Pirates (namely Lastings Milledge) leaving a ton of men on base.
The Padres stretched it to 6-2 [...]
Via buccofans.com
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September 21, 2009
BUCCO Fans.com recently interviewed Pittsburgh Pirates first base prospect Matt Hague, discussing the 2008 draft, his early success in the majors, his move from third to first, and his future power potential.
Via buccofans.com
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September 22, 2009
With the latest rumors suggesting that the Pittsburgh Pirates could target Rick Ankiel and John Grabow in free agency this off-season, BUCCO Fans.com looks at a preview of the 2010 payroll to see how much the Pirates have to spend this off-season.
Via Post-Gazette
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September 21, 2009
Ramon Vazquez's season-long struggle might be nearing an end.
Via Inside Bay Area
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September 20, 2009
Meloan debuts in style against his old teammatesA's reliever John Meloan said it felt a bit odd to face the Cleveland Indians on Sunday afternoon at the Oakland Coliseum.
Via Bleacher Report
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September 21, 2009
This question comes into sharper focus after the Pirates' two defeats over the weekend, even with solid starts by veteran starters.
But Charlie Morton, one of the three players acquired from the Atlanta Braves for Nate McLouth last spring, pitched a seven-inning, one-run start against the San Diego Padres in PNC park on Friday night. That's very good.
He also opened a game...
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