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Tim Redding

Posted by Raphy on July 2, 2008

On Monday night the Marlins used a late inning comeback to beat the Nationals, ending a trivial but remarkable run for Tim Redding.  While Redding did take his 8th consecutive no-decision in the game (the 6th longest such streak since 1956 -see the list for a possible explanation of a recent bizzare story), it was the first time in those 8 games that his team lost.  This streak of 7 consecutive starts easily broke the previous (post '56) record of 5 held by many other pitchers.

In fact Redding's run has put him into a very interesting position. Despite having only 6 wins, he is the current leader among pitchers for starting games in which his team has won in 2008.

Here are the leaders through July 1.

 Tim Redding       2008    14 Ind. Games

 Andy Sonnanstine  2008    13 Ind. Games

 Jonathan Sanchez  2008    13 Ind. Games

 Vicente Padilla   2008    13 Ind. Games

 Kyle Kendrick     2008    13 Ind. Games

 Brandon Webb      2008    12 Ind. Games

 Chien-Ming Wang   2008    12 Ind. Games

 Edinson Volquez   2008    12 Ind. Games

 Joe Saunders      2008    12 Ind. Games

 Ted Lilly         2008    12 Ind. Games

 Cliff Lee         2008    12 Ind. Games

 Livan Hernandez   2008    12 Ind. Games

 Ryan Dempster     2008    12 Ind. Games
 Aaron Cook        2008    12 Ind. Games

EDIT:  With 8 no-decisions in wins, Redding is inching closer to the (post '56) record of 13 set by Mike Krukow in 1987.

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