I don’t know how I’d never discovered this…perhaps someone’s mentioned it before, but I haven’t seen this. Since putting on a Giants uniform, Javier Lopez has not allowed a single home run. That’s in 62.1 innings pitched. He’s now had 83 consecutive homerless appearances as a Giant.
Incidentally, that ranks as the second-longest such streak by a pitcher in Giants history:
Rk
Strk Start
End
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HR
1
Greg Minton
1979-06-01
1982-05-01
178
0
2
Javier Lopez
2010-08-01
2011-08-07
83
0
3
Gary Lavelle
1976-08-20
1977-07-26
64
0
4
Tim Worrell
2002-04-11
2002-08-15
57
0
5
Gary Lavelle
1978-04-09
1978-09-01
55
0
Provided by Baseball-Reference.com: View Play Index Tool Used
Generated 8/9/2011.
As of today, he’s the only Giant in history with 50+ IP and zero home runs allowed (we’ll see if that lasts).
If that’s not amazing enough for you, maybe this is: as a Giant, Lopez has allowed ...
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