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Padres’ Yu Darvish makes history after dominant start
San Diego Padres starting pitcher Yu Darvish made history on Wednesday, earning his 204th career win between MLB, and Japan’s Nippon Professional Baseball League, the most all-time for a pitcher that played in both leagues, per Bob Nightengale of USA Today.
Padres fans are severely worried for Yu Darvish after the veteran made another disastrous start, this time in a 9-7 loss vs.
Darvish was in control from the start, allowing two hits, striking out seven and taking just 76 pitches to get through seven ...
The return of Yu Darvish to the Padres' starting rotation following a mysterious ... injury was anticipated for months. So ...
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"The Story Is Yu Darvish": Derek Jeter Brings the Spotlight on ... - MSNAfter the Dodgers went wild in Game 1 with seven home runs, they just couldn’t find their groove in Game 2. And as Jeter believes Yu Darvish was living up to the hype, totally shutting down that ...
They pointed to what he did at the end of last season after missing more than three months with an elbow ailment and then a personal matter. Darvish posted a 2.78 ERA over his final four regular ...
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Good Morning San Diego: Darvish dominates before deadlinePadres minors: Lamar King Jr. stretching his legs, arm with Storm (Jeff Sanders, SD U-T) Tom Krasovic: Powerful ‘pen means ...
Andrew Caley's favorite MLB player props on Wednesday, July 30, highlight Yu Darvish, Kyle Stowers, and Lawrence Butler.
His velocity was up a bit from last week’s up-and-down — 91-94 mph, he said. Most importantly, King said he felt good after ...
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