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Moyer Rocked In First

3 Comments Posted by on April 18, 2010

Jamie Moyer wishes he could have a mulligan. He got beat up for five runs in the first inning, which was all Florida needed in their 5-1 win over the Phillies. Jayson Werth’s homer in the ninth was the only offense the Phillies could muster.

Moyer (1-1, 7.50) settled in very well after the brutal first to finish his night off with 6 IP, 5 R/ER, 6 H, BB, 7 K. This is the second time this year a Moyer start was defined by one inning. Former Phillies Ronny Paulino hit a three-run shot to cap off the first.

Ricky Nolasco (1-0, 3.74) pitched a complete game for Florida, allowing a run on five hits, three walks, and four strike outs.

HR: Werth

WP: Nolasco (1-0). LP: Moyer (1-1)

Boxscore.

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Florida Marlins, Jamie Moyer, Jayson Werth, Ricky Nolasco, Ronny Paulino

3 responses to “Moyer Rocked In First”

  1. philsfaninnewyork April 18, 2010 at 2:08 pm

    Note how Moyer allowed 10 runs in 12 innings of work. He has only allowed runs in 2 innings: the 3rd inning last Saturday against the Astros, and the 1st yesterday against the Marlins.
    Do you notice how ex-Phils always hit HRs against the Phillies?

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  2. John Russo April 18, 2010 at 2:18 pm

    Yea it’s like extra motivation. I actually thing Brett Myers is gonna shut ’em out based off of that theme alone haha.

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    • philsfaninnewyork April 19, 2010 at 10:47 pm

      lol, if Adam Eaton faced the Phillies last year, he would do the same thing.

      For some reason, Brett Myers was my lucky charm when I would go to a Phillies game and he would start. The Phils were 4-1 when I saw him start.

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