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Via Baseball-Reference.com's Play Index Pitching Game Finder, since 1954, RP with the most career "L" games where they faced just one batter in the game:
Games Link to Individual Games +-----------------+-----+-------------------------+ Mike Myers 7 Ind. Games Steve Kline 6 Ind. Games Dave Rucker 5 Ind. Games Ray King 4 Ind. Games Norm Charlton 4 Ind. Games Gary Wayne 3 Ind. Games Greg Swindell 3 Ind. Games Scott Schoeneweis 3 Ind. Games Ricardo Rincon 3 Ind. Games Dennis Powell 3 Ind. Games Dan Plesac 3 Ind. Games Bob McClure 3 Ind. Games Sparky Lyle 3 Ind. Games Graeme Lloyd 3 Ind. Games Dennis Kinney 3 Ind. Games Mike Jackson 3 Ind. Games Mike Holtz 3 Ind. Games Mark Guthrie 3 Ind. Games Rich Gossage 3 Ind. Games Tony Fossas 3 Ind. Games Eddie Fisher 3 Ind. Games John Candelaria 3 Ind. Games Jim Brewer 3 Ind. Games Tom Bolton 3 Ind. Games
Mike Myers has 24 career losses - and in 7 of them he faced only one batter. Then again, Myers pitched in 314 games in the big leagues where he faced only one batter in the contest.
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June 30th, 2009 at 10:28 pm
Charlton is the top righty on the list. Perhaps not surprising since he seemed to have about 3 careers.
July 1st, 2009 at 1:00 am
Charlton was a lefty, too.
July 1st, 2009 at 11:43 am
I guess I used to watch his games in a mirror.