The first row is the average and the second row is the totals for my first.

I only list the stats of the starting pitcher and if the outcome of the game resulted in a Win or a Loss. I’ll have to redo Kershaw’s later to see how many No-Decisions he has. I did that for Wolfie.

Chad Billingsley 10 – 6
Clayton Kershaw 8 – 7
Hiroki Kuroda 7 – 5

Brad Penny 6 – 1
Derek Lowe 7 – 3
Eric Stults 2 – 3
Jon Garland 3 – 0
Charlie Haeger 1 – 2
Mark Hendrickson 2 – 0
Hong-Chi Kuo 1 – 0
Esteban Loiaza 0 – 1
Greg Maddux 1 – 0
James McDonald 1 – 0
Eric Milton 0 – 1
Vicente Padilla 2 – 0
Chan Ho Park 0 – 1
Jason Schmidt 1 – 1
Brett Tomko 0 – 1
Jeff Weaver 1 – 0

Randy Wolf

Saturday, April 17 marked my 100th Dodger game. That includes 2 exhibition games, three road games, and three play off games. Here’s a quick break down of 100 Dodger games.

Teams (Overall – including exhibition, road, and playoffs)
West 27 – 17
Diamondbacks 10-5
Giants 4-4
Padres 7 – 5
Rockies 6 -3

Central 17 – 10
Astros 1 – 1
Cardinals 3 -3
Cubs 1- 1
Pirates 4 -1
Reds 7 – 2
Brewers 1 – 2

East 18 – 8
Marlins 2 – 1
Mets 6 – 2
Nationals 4 -1
Phillies 5 – 1
Braves 1 -3

Interleague 5 – 4
Angels 1 – 1
Athletics 2 – 1
Mariners 0 -2
Red Sox 1 – 0
White Sox 1 – 0

Road Games
Padres 1 – 2

Play Off Games 3 – 0
Cardinals 2 – 0
Phillies 1 – 0

My cousin Jenny has been saving me some Chinese newspapers for me and trying to translate some of the captions. Anyone out there want to give it a shot too?

道奇隊的貝利亞德火力兇猛，單人包辦四個打點。 (美聯社)

I hope the characters come out. If not, there’s a link to the actual article

道奇開胡傳捷報 大棒打海盜

According to the little google translation, it says

Dodgers Bellard
fierce fire, arranged in four RBI single. (The
Associated Press)

That is the total time of the three game series between the Dodgers and the Diamondbacks. Game one lasted 3:46, Game two 4:57, and Game three 3:42. The funny thing? They were 8.5, 11, and 9 innings each respectively. I think that’s how you would count it right? Since the Dodgers didn’t use their half of the ninth, so there wasn’t nine innings total played on Tuesday’s home opener. Twelve hours! That meant for three games, the average game time was a little over 4 hours and 7 minutes.

First row is the average of the three games, the second row is the totals

That was the subject of the e-mail I got two hours ago from my cousin Wendy.

Here’s the e-mail

What a game! Four home runs on my first Dodgers’ Home Opener.

My day started with what else… traffic. I headed out to take the back streets to Academy… and had barely hit Broadway when I hit traffic. It was more of a parking lot because it was crawling. So, I went and got my cousin since she was three blocks away from where I was at the moment. We took a different route and she dropped me off at the Downtown Gate. A few minutes after Jenny left, Cat showed up. She gave me a lift inside. The parking gates opened earlier than the stadium gates. That gave people a chance to go down to Autograph Alley and meet Maury Wills and Tommy Davis. I just went to my gate and waited, that way I could get in first and look for Easter Eggs (batting practice baseballs) since I was sitting in the Left Field Pavilion. While we were waiting for the gates to open, a long line started for form for the bath room.

As soon as they started letting us in, the guy behind me went right. Since he went right, I figured I’d go left. As soon as I got up, there was a baseball right there waiting for me. I made my way to the Dodgers’ bullpen and hung out there for the rest of batting practice. Several people saw me standing there and asked me, “what are you doing up there?” They were surprised I was in the Left Field Pavilion instead of in the field level. One of the grounds crew guys saw me and said hey and asked me what I was doing in the left field pavilion. He said he’d toss me a ball later. He usually throws a few out before the game while he’s going around. He came by later and asked me if I was ready. He tossed the ball up, it was a little short but I reached out enough that it bounced off my hand and into the aisle. Fortunately, the person where the ball stopped at gave it back to me. Since I had two balls, I gave one to Cari, since she gave me the ticket.

I’ve only been to Opening Day down in San Diego. This is my first Dodgers’ Home Opener. If you ever go to a Home Opener and you sit in the Pavilion, be prepared for lots of smoke. By the time it was time for the National Anthem, I couldn’t see because I got smoke or something in my eyes. It took me a few blinks to finally be able to see again.