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Roger Mooney covers the Tampa Bay Rays for The Tampa Tribune, TBO.com and News Channel 8. He has covered the Rays since their first season in 1998, including 11 years for the Bradenton Herald. Roger has also covered Florida, South Florida and Florida State football, the Bucs and the Lightning.

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The rest of the story

Posted Feb 28, 2007 by Marc Lancaster

Updated Feb 28, 2007 at 11:57 AM

No, Jeff Ridgway did not jump joyfully into the arms of Raul Casanova, but I suppose he would have been entitled. The game ended scoreless, but Hoff’s Hackers held Charlie’s Angels without a hit. Considering the Angels were essentially the regular starting lineup, I guess we’ll have to chalk that up to the old “pitchers ahead of the hitters” thing.

Anyway, here’s how the rest of it played out:

Top of the sixth
Ridgway pitching. Zobrist flies to right. Baldelli grounds to short. Young takes a called third strike.

Bottom of the sixth
Jeff Niemann pitching. Casanova lines to left and Crawford goes to the ground to grab it. Velandia strikes out. Upton takes a called third strike to end it, leaving the only man to collect any hits today—Brendan Harris, 2-for-2—on deck.