Baseball Toaster: The Griddle : 10 hits, 0 runs

Rank	Team	W	L	PCT	Division
1	Chicago Cubs	69	46	.6	C1
2	Philadelphia	62	51	.549	E1
3	Arizona	59	55	.518	W1
4	Milwaukee	64	51	.557	C2
5	St. Louis	64	52	.552	C3
6	Florida	60	54	.526	E2
7	New York Mets	59	54	.522	E3
8	Los Angeles Dodgers	56	57	.496	W2
9	Houston	54	59	.478	C4
10T	Pittsburgh	52	62	.456	C5
10T	Atlanta	52	62	.456	E4
12T	Colorado	52	63	.452	W3
12T	Cincinnati	52	63	.452	C6
14	San Francisco	48	65	.425	W4
15	San Diego	44	70	.386	W5
16	Washington	42	71	.372	E5

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Rank	Team	W	L	PCT	Division
1	Los Angeles Angels	71	43	.623	W1
2	Tampa Bay	68	45	.602	E1
3	Chicago White Sox	63	49	.563	C1
4	Boston	66	49	.574	E2
5	Minnesota	63	51	.553	C2
6	New York Yankees	62	52	.544	E3
7	Texas	60	55	.522	W2
8	Toronto	58	56	.509	E4
9	Detroit	55	58	.487	C3
10	Baltimore	54	59	.478	E5
11	Oakland	53	60	.469	W3
12	Kansas City	53	62	.461	C4
13	Cleveland	49	64	.434	C5
14	Seattle	44	70	.386	W4

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10 hits, 0 runs

2007-06-27 16:00

by Bob Timmermann

The Angels were shut out at home by a quartet of Kansas City Royals pitchers and lost 1-0, despite picking up 10 hits.

Scoring zero runs while getting double digits in hits in a 9-inning game isn't that unusual. The Angels did it last year on June 5 when they lost to Tampa Bay, 4-0, and got 11 hits.

The most hits allowed in a 9-inning shutout is 14 and it was done by Larry Cheney of the Cubs in 1913 and Milt Gaston of the Senators in 1928.

The Angels had 11 baserunners (Mike Napoli walked). They grounded into two double plays, were caught stealing twice, and Reggie Willits was thrown out trying to advance on a pitch in the dirt, so they left just six men on base.

The Angels previous 10+ hits shutout losses.

The St. Louis Cardinals were the last team to get shutout with 10 hits or more and leaving fewer than six men on base. That was against San Diego on April 26, 1988.

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Comments

2007-06-27 16:07:10

1. The Rabbits Rarely Loose

Wow, this makes feel much better that this even happens to the better So Cal team . . .I simply thought it was a Dodger thing

2007-06-27 16:09:48

2. Trojan Ron

AND Shea Hillenbrand will be getting DFA'ed tomorrow, it was announced on the post-game show.

2007-06-27 19:42:19

3. JHWaugh

Shea Hillebrand couldn't hit Robinson Checo on a bad night.

2007-06-27 20:08:25

4. Sam DC

The Nationals managed 8 hits no runs tonight.

Didn't stack up too well against Atlantas's 22 hits and 13 runs.

2007-06-27 21:39:34

6. Nagman

...and the other team from LA falls one hit short of making tonight really special for Southern California.

2007-06-28 00:18:22

7. El Lay Dave

6 But the Dodgers had six walks for a whopping fifteen baserunners with no runs.

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