Blog Roundup: No-Spin Zone

R.A. Dickey pitched another routine gem last night, allowing a controversial infield hit to B.J. Upton in the first, then allowed an unearned run in the ninth after a David Wright error and two passed balls.  As the Rays radio announcer put it, the only chance Tampa Bay had was if Dickey accidentally locked himself in the bathroom.  The Rays had no chance against R.A.’s knucklers.  Dickey and Chris Young (with a big assist from the bullpen) have taken the first two games in St. Pete, as they try to bounce back from a stretch in which they lost 6 of 7.

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  1. James June 14, 2012 at 2:55 pm
    I agree it’s bush league to appeal the error. It also risks the team losing it’s unusually laser like focus on unselfish team play. It’s not about Dickey and he knows that. Finally, the next Mets no hitter is not scheduled until 2062.