It hasn't even been half a season since the game last September when the Dodgers won despite getting one hit, so it's not like the concept should be entirely foreign to us.But that doesn't make it much less melancholy for Dodger fans to ponder the fact that Chad Billingsley went eight innings, allowed two walks, one hit and no earned runs while striking out eight and still took a 1-0 loss to Arizona.According to ESPN Stats and Info, those are the only two games won by a road team with one hit since 1993. According to the Elias Sports Bureau, the last time the Brooklyn-Los Angeles franchise lost when allowing one or fewer hits occurred on July 17, 1914 in Chicago.The run came across in the second inning on a Melvin Mora sacrifice fly after a Stephen Drew double and a throwing er
Carroll takes blame as Billingsley's stellar effort goes for naught
Published May 14, 2011 at 11:35 PM
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