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From: halle1@houxz.UUCP
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Subject: Re: MacPhail makes more moves
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Date: Mon, 8-Aug-83 09:29:57 EDT
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But that always happens in a suspended game.  Personnel change, people go on
and off disabled lists, etc.  The Yankees have the same advantage in that
they could have people rested who weren't before.  I see no problem.

As a matter of fact, there once was an interesting similar situation involving
a suspended game.  A game was suspended after seven and a half (I
don't recall why) with the game tied.  Later in the season, the two pitchers
were traded for each other.  When the game was resumed, the managers used
the same pitchers, only now for the opposite teams.  The home team scored
in the bottom of the seventh, and remained in the lead.  Consequently,
the pitcher who is now with the visitors both won and lost the game.