Gavin Floyd Hearts Unearned Runs

Geoff Young posted 6/21/2008 from blog.baseballdigestdaily.com [flag]

There was only one group of people happy with Gavin Floyd's pitching performance against the Pittsburgh Pirates yesterday: those who own him in fantasy baseball leagues. That's because he was only charged with giving up one run in his start yesterday against the Pittsburgh Pirates, despite really giving up seven runs. [link]

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