Stat Line Of The Night
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Stat Line of the Night — 4/28/2013 — Clayton Kershaw
When Clayton Kershaw won the Cy Young award back in 2011, he put together a 21-5 record to go along with a 2.28 ERA. He still has a long way to go if he hopes to replicate that success in 2013, but after yesterday’s performance against the Milwaukee Brewers, he appears to be well on [...]
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Stat Line of the Night — 4/25/2013 — Gio Gonzalez
After putting together a 21-8 record and a 2.89 ERA in 2012, Gio Gonzalez stumbled out of the gate in his second year with the Washington Nationals. He has failed to last more than six innings in any of his first four starts in 2013, and he entered last night’s contest with a 1-1 record [...]
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Stat Line of the Night — 4/24/2013 — Robert Lewandowski
While the first UEFA Champions League semi-final match-up was being pegged as a battle between two powerhouse clubs in Barcelona and Bayern Munich, the second was being viewed more so as a battle between two powerhouse strikers in Real Madrid’s Cristiano Ronaldo and Borussia Dortmund’s Robert Lewandowski. And at the moment, it is Lewandowski who [...]
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Stat Line of the Night — 4/23/2013 — Stephen Curry
After watching David Lee go down with a hip flexor injury in Game One (an injury that will keep him out for the remainder of the post-season), the Golden State Warriors needed their entire team to step up in his absence if they hoped to take Game Two in Denver and even their series with [...]
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Stat Line of the Night — 4/22/2013 — Jimmy Howard
The Detroit Red Wings have made it to the post-season in each of the past 21 season, which is easily the longest active streak in the NHL today. However, their streak appears to be in jeopardy, as they entered last night’s game against the Phoenix Coyotes on the outside of the Western Conference playoff picture, looking in. [...]
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Stat Line of the Night — 4/21/2013 — Mark Cundari
There were several impressive stat lines being put together by athletes around the sporting world yesterday, including Tuukka Rask‘s 28-save shutout against the Florida Panthers, Paul Georges‘s triple-double in Game One of the Pacers’ first-round playoff series against the Atlanta Hawks, and Barry Zito‘s seven scoreless innings during the San Francisco Giants’ victory over the [...]
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Stat Line of the Night — 4/18/2013 — Logan Couture
The San Jose Sharks have all but locked up a spot in the playoffs, but with a 16-1-5 record at home this season, and an 8-12-2 record on the road, you can bet that they would love to surpass the Los Angeles Kings in their battle for fourth-place in the Western Conference and home ice advantage in [...]
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Stat Line of the Night — 4/17/2013 — Pau Gasol
The Lakers entered their season finale on Wednesday not knowing whether they would be taking part in the 2013 NBA playoffs, but a loss by the Utah Jazz assured them of at least the eighth spot in the Western Conference, and a victory over the Houston Rockets later that night was enough to bump them into seventh. Leading the [...]
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Stat Line of the Night — 4/16/2013 — Derek Holland
When it comes to impersonations, Derek Holland may be the best in the Majors, but the dude is also a pretty darn good pitcher, and he proved just that last night when his Texas Rangers traveled to Chicago to take on the Cubs in Interleague play. Holland entered the game in search of his first [...]
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Stat Line of the Night — 4/15/2013 — James Reimer
The Toronto Maple Leafs’ offense seemed to take the night off on Monday, as they were only able to muster 12 shots on goal against New Jersey Devils goaltender Martin Brodeur. But they were able to score on one of those shots, and more importantly, their goaltender, James Reimer, was able to stop each of [...]
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Stat Line of the Night — 4/14/2013 — Clay Buchholz
Boston Red Sox starter Clay Buchholz has been dominant thus far this season, as he entered the weekend having allowed only one run against in 14 innings of work through his first two starts. And his dominance on the mound continued on Sunday against the Tampa Bay Rays. Buchholz’s third start of the season was [...]
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Stat Line of the Night — 4/11/2013 — Kevin Durant
With less than one week remaining in the NBA season, Kevin Durant currently finds himself in a battle with Carmelo Anthony for the league scoring title, while his Oklahoma City Thunder are in an equally tight battle for top spot in the Western Conference. And while Durant’s 31 points last night were five less than [...]
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Stat Line of the Night — 4/10/2013 — Nikola Vucevic and Tobias Harris
The last time two players on the same team recorded at least 30 points and 19 rebounds was on March 15, 1967, when Willis Reed and Walt Bellamy did it while playing for the New York Kicks. So, it goes without saying that this is quite the rare feat, and it was accomplished once again [...]
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Stat Line of the Night — 4/9/2013 — Carmelo Anthony
The New York Knicks hadn’t won a division title since 1994, but last night at Madison Square Garden, they had the opportunity to claim the Atlantic Division title with a win over the Washington Wizards. And, as has been the case for the past couple of weeks, the Knicks would get the win thanks in [...]
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Stat Line of the Night — 4/8/2013 — Peyton Siva
Playing in his final game as a Louisville Cardinal, senior guard Peyton Siva wanted to make the most of it by capitalizing on the opportunity to claim his first NCAA Tournament Championship. And his play at both ends of the court would ensure that he and the Cards do just that. Siva wasn’t his team’s [...]
