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"FacebookPinterest\n\nHere's Dwight Gooden's (brief but excellent) first start : Box Score\n\nFacebookPinterestgooden.png\n\nAnd Roger Clemens' (crappy) first start: Box Score\n\nFacebookPinterestrogerclemens.png\n\nAnd Tim Lincecum's (even crappier) first start: Box Score\n\nFacebookPinterestlincecumbox.png\n\nAnd Felix Hernandez's (brief but very good). Interesting note about the early reign of King Felix: he faced 112 straight batters before giving up an extra-base hit. (Strasburg got touched for a home run last night, resulting in the only two runs he allowed.) Box Score\n\nFacebookPinteresthernandezbox.png\n\nOur favorite detail about Strasburg's performance last night? He struck out 14 without walking anyone. That's amazing\u2014on any night your career, let alone in your major league debut. Check this out: There are only three pitchers since 1957 who have more than two 14K+, 0-walk games: Randy Johnson, Roger Clemens, and Pedro Martinez. And here are a few guys who only accomplished that feat once in there illustrious careers: John Smoltz. Mike Mussina. Sandy Koufax. So yes, it's already OK to mention Strasburg in the same sentence as Sandy Koufax.\n\nNow for a brief moment of raining-on-this-parade: before we get too feverish with Stras-ophilia, it's worth nothing that the 2010 Pirates suck with the force of a thousand harpies. They're both free-swinging and light-hitting, a terrible combination, and they rank dead last in the NL in runs scored. They're second-to-last in on-base percentage, OPS, and runs per game. It's no accident that the Nats brass decided to schedule Strasburg's against them. OK, back to heavy breathing: as bad as the Bucs are, no one else this seasonhas K'd 14 of them in seven innings."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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