Ryan, in better trim. |
Ryan Dempster used to do a pretty good impression of a MLB pitcher too, but this season has gone from bad to horrific after tonight's performance.
Dempster had a miserable night in Arizona, but at least it was short. In the bottom of the first inning, Diamondback hitters did the following:
C. Young doubled to left |
K. Johnson walked |
J. Upton hit by pitch, C. Young to third, K. Johnson to second |
S. Drew homered to deep right center, C. Young, K. Johnson and J. Upton scored (4-0) |
M. Montero grounded out to first (this was the outlier) |
M. Mora walked |
R. Branyan walked, M. Mora to second |
G. Parra walked, M. Mora to third, R. Branyan to second |
B. Enright singled to right center, M. Mora scored, R. Branyan to third, G. Parra to second (5-0) |
C. Young singled to left, R. Branyan and G. Parra scored, B. Enright to second (7-0) |
J. Berg relieved R. Dempster (and in Chicago, there was great rejoicing!) For those of you keeping score at home, Dempster turned in an ERA of 189.00, with 7 earned runs in one-third of an inning, throwing 40 pitches. It's not often we see a pitching line this bad, and for the rest of the season, I will be calling this type of performanace by a pitcher being "dempstered." |
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