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Walking Homeby John WalshApril 04, 2007 Many of you probably know that Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling has started writing his own blog. It offers some fascinating insight on pitching, for example, this is from yesterday's recap of his opening day start in Kansas City: I then throw Pena 5 FBs, and walk him on a 3-1 count. None of the pitches are anywhere near where I am trying to throw them and I'm wrestling with that while trying to dismiss it, and get the next guy.This is good stuff. Another quote by Schilling caught my eye: A lengthy AB from Shealy, saw me go to the split 3-2 which he took for ball 4 to walk in a run. I can't remember if I've ever done that?Whenever I see something like this, I immediately think "Retrosheet! I can answer that." So, I went to the Retrosheet data and found out that Schilling had actually walked in a run five times before. So, yes, Curt, you have done it before. Then I got to wondering, Is five runs walked in a lot? Who walked in the most? Who never did it? Well, Retrosheet can help us with those questions, too. |