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Ed Vosberg
Born: 1961

LHP 1986, 90, 94- Padres, Giants, Athletics, Rangers, Marlins, Diamondbacks, Phillies

Ed Vosberg's Teammates

IPW-LERA
Career 219.210-154.34
League DS --0-0--
League CS 2.20-00.00
World Series 30-06.00

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FROM THE BASEBALL CHRONOLOGY
» June 19, 1990: Gary Carter catches his 1,862nd career game to break Al Lopez's National League mark. He goes 0-for-3 in the Giants' 4–3 loss to San Diego. Batting for Ed Vosberg in the bottom of the 5th, Giants Don Robinson becomes the first pitcher to hit a pinch home run since 1971. San Diego's Bruce Hurst serves up the gopher. His job done, Robinson does not pitch.

» August 27, 2000: Bobby Abreu of the Philadelphia Phillies hits a pair of solo homers, including a game-winning inside-the-park shot off San Francisco Giant reliever Aaron Fultz in the 10th inning to win 2–1. Abreu's homer, his 20th, is the 5th IPHR game-ender in Phillies history and the first since Bob Dernier did it in 1989, also against the Giants. He's the 29th major-leaguer since 1900 to end a game with an IPHR and the 38th extra-inning IP (according to David Vincent). Ed Vosberg (1–0) picks up his 1st win since 1997.