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Logan Webb has a record of 0-2 with an ERA of 10.80 and 9 strikeouts in 2 appearances versus the Blue Jays in his career. Interpreted as: Logan Webb vs blue jays in his career NAME DATE TM OPP DEC GS ERA SO CG SHO SV IP H ER R HR BB HBP GF IBB TBF WP 1 Logan Webb L. Webb 6/28/2023 SFG @ TOR L 1 9.00 5 0 0 0 5.0 8 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 22 0 2 Logan Webb L. Webb 7/10/2024 SFG vs TOR L 1 12.60 4 0 0 0 5.0 8 7 7 1 1 0 0 0 24 0 Total 2 10.80 9 0 0 0 10.0 16 12 12 1 1 0 0 0 46 0 Some of the information used here was obtained free of charge from Retrosheet. Related Searches Who has hit the most home runs in the World Series What's the record for triples in a season in the live ball era? Which team has won the most World Series since 2000? See trending More Giants Stats Team Batting Leaders HR 27 Chapman RBI 78 Chapman AVG .280 Fitzgerald Team Pitching Leaders W 13 Webb K 172 Webb ERA 3.12 Snell Team Rankings HR 177 16th R 693 17th SO 1,436 7th ERA 4.10 19th 2024 Division Standings TEAM W L PCT GB Dodgers 98 64 .605 Padres 93 69 .574 5.0 Diamondbacks 89 73 .549 9.0 Giants 80 82 .494 18.0 Rockies 61 101 .377 37.0 Schedule DATE MATCHUP TIME (ET) Tue 4/29 SFG @ SDP 9:40 PM Sun 4/27 TEX @ SFG 4:05 PM Sat 4/26 TEX @ SFG 4:05 PM Fri 4/25 TEX @ SFG 10:15 PM Thu 4/24 MIL @ SFG 3:45 PM Last Game Giants 80 - 82 1 Final 6 Cardinals 83 - 79 Sun 29 Sep 2024 MLB 2024 Batting Leaders HR Leaders 58 Judge 54 Ohtani 44 Santander RBI Leaders 144 Judge 130 Ohtani 118 Ramírez Batting Average Leaders .332 Witt .323 Guerrero .322 Judge Hit Leaders 211 Witt 200 Arraez 199 Guerrero Run Leaders 134 Ohtani 128 Soto 125 Witt OBP Leaders .458 Judge .419 Soto .396 Guerrero SLG Leaders .701 Judge .646 Ohtani .588 Witt SB Leaders 67 De La Cruz 59 Ohtani 50 Turang MLB 2024 Pitching Leaders Win Leaders 18 Skubal 18 Sale 16 Wheeler Strikeout Leaders 228 Skubal 225 Sale 224

In the sweet sixteen by Oklahoma. Webb would play on other teams at U of L, he would enjoy success, and he would taste failure, but the lessons he learned while a Cardinal were lessons he still relies on today.Webb played in an era where players weren’t defined by their number on the floor. Denny Crum teams historically didn’t have a “one” or a “two” they just had guards. Typically, the guards Crum’s teams employed were bigger than the other team’s guards. When pressed for his position, Webb says that he was a natural “three” in today’s game. However, he quickly pointed out that when playing for Coach Crum, he found himself in the point guard role, the shooting guard role and any other role the hall of fame coach asked him to play. Webb recalled that lessons Coach Crum taught him during his playing days are still lessons he holds onto today. “Things like, ‘go fast, but don’t hurry’ and ‘failing to prepare is preparing to fail’ are phrases Coach told us regularly.” One lesson that Crum taught Webb was that sometimes you work your hardest, and you still lose. While Webb readily admits this was a lesson that has served him well, he had one caveat; “Yeah, but I still hate to lose.”After graduation from U of L, Webb enrolled in the University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law. He clerked for the prestigious law firm Stites and Harbison while in undergrad, and was a summer associate during

Dr. Sarah L. Webb delivering a training to a room full of professionals at an international conference hotel" data-image-caption="" data-medium-file=" data-large-file=" “Dr. Webb offers helpful frameworks that are grounded in research, and she uses the arts to humanize the conversation. I have rarely been in a professional training on such a difficult subject matter that felt so honest and transforming for everyone involved.”-Anna West, Ph.D.dr. sarah webb working with three others over a table of bright multicolored sticky notes during an international corporate training activity. she’s wearing a tan blazer and brown pants." data-image-caption="" data-medium-file=" data-large-file=" src=" alt="dr. sarah webb working with three others over a table of bright multicolored sticky notes during a corporate training activity. she's wearing a tan blazer and brown pants." srcset=" 1024w, 512w, 260w, 768w, 1536w, 2048w, 300w, 600w" sizes="auto, (max-width: 767px) 89vw, (max-width: 1000px) 54vw, (max-width: 1071px) 543px, 580px">“Dr. Webb was phenomenal! While Colorism is a heavy topic, she delivered the message with such poise and thoroughness. Her knowledge on Colorism is amazing.”-Linda Anderson, MBAdr. sarah l webb speaking at the women of color unite panel on colorism in hollywood at SOHO House. dr. sarah webb sitting while speaking into a microphone with her hand on her chest wearing a bright multicolored dress with her hair in an afro. there’s a purple women of color unite banner behind her. " data-image-caption="" data-medium-file=" data-large-file=" src=" alt="dr. sarah webb sitting while speaking into a microphone with her hand on her chest wearing a bright multicolored dress

Attorney Derwin Webb" data-medium-file=" data-large-file=" decoding="async" alt="Attorney Derwin Webb" src=" width="155" height="223">Attorney Derwin WebbIn 1988 Derwin Webb made the short trip down I-65 from Indianapolis to the University of Louisville. A high school phenom from perennial power Lawrence North, Webb was an Indiana All-Star basketball player and a state long jump champion. Now, Webb is now planning to make another jump; from practicing attorney to District Court Judge. I sat down with Webb to discuss his run for office, his playing days at U of L, and life in general.After a successful high school career at Lawrence North, Webb was heavily recruited to play basketball. The man charged with bringing Webb to the Cardinals program was Bobby Dotson. Webb, eventually arrived, but it was not without a brief detour. Webb was a huge Iowa State fan. More importantly, he was a Johnny Orr fan. So when the recruitment heated up, and Iowa State offered, Webb agreed to play for the Cyclones. After one official visit, and a nine hour car ride, Webb’s mother looked at him and said; “Are you SURE you want to go this far away?” Louisville, was back in the game and the Cyclones missed their man.Upon arrival, Webb quickly took stock of his surroundings and realized that given the talent that was in front of him on the depth chart, he would be better served to red shirt. That year’s team finished the regular season and headed to the NCAA tournament where they were eventually up-ended

Toward the end of Michael Cuesta’s Kill the Messenger, Gary Webb (Jeremy Renner), the famed Clinton-era San Jose Mercury News reporter, opines on more than one occasion that he’s become the true focus of countless news outlets, rather than the shattering subject matter of his “Dark Alliance” series of articles. These pieces detailed the C.I.A.’s part in funding the contras in Nicaragua during the Reagan years, through illegal crack-cocaine sales in the U.S., and Cuesta’s film spends its intriguing first 45 minutes tracking the research of the articles and Webb’s Clash-soundtracked writing process. And much like the journalists and news institutions that it condemns, Kill the Messenger devolves quickly henceforth into a pedestrian character study that basks in Webb’s public shaming and victimization, and loses all sight of the bravery and probing talent that characterized Webb’s writing.As adapted by Peter Landesman from Webb’s articles and Nick Schou’s biography of Webb, the script is ultimately less interested in Webb the journalist as it is in Webb the pure, haunted everyman, and by extension, Cuesta flattens out a great deal of what makes Webb such a controversial figure. As the film becomes more and more about the witch hunt that crippled Webb professionally, the man becomes just another martyr for the free-information movement. Scenes featuring Webb dealing with his troubled marriage to Sue (Rosemarie DeWitt), his relationship with his eldest son, Ian (Lucas Hedges), and his view of the decay of his profession are meant to humanize him, lend intimacy to a nasty bit of relatively recent U.S. history. In reality, these elongated dramatic sequences come off as broad and by-the-numbers reiterations of Webb’s saintly determination and jangly altruism.Even when addressing Webb’s shortcomings, Cuesta can’t help but express an idealistic worship of his subject, such as Ian’s quickly mended revelation of his father’s adultery. The attention paid to the smear campaign that tainted him, rendered him helpless, and likely contributed to his suicide in 2004 only goes to emboss Cuesta’s vision of Webb as an underdog hero. To an extent, that’s a fitting title for Webb, but this perspective waters down the complexity of his persona, which is to say that it simplifies the mind and manner of a man who clearly thrived off of personal, historical, governmental, and societal challenges. That the director is blessed with a willing, admiring cast, including Oliver Platt, Michael Sheen, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, and Michael Kenneth

July 9, 2023Updated Sept. 26, 2023SAN FRANCISCO — Logan Webb thought about the time that Buster Posey jinxed him.He was a young right-hander having one of the best starts of his career. He’d thrown a manageable 81 pitches through seven innings. He was churning efficient outs with his two-seamer and changeup. The buzzing anticipation in the stands grew louder from one inning to the next.It was the final day of the regular season in 2021, the Giants were cruising with an 11-1 lead over the Padres, and they were six outs away from clinching the NL West and celebrating one of the most exhausting and hard-fought division championships in history.Posey walked up to Webb in the dugout and made a promise: I’ll give you a hug after this game.“And then in the eighth, I gave up (three) straight hits and was out of the game,” said Webb, smiling at the memory.Instead, reliever Dom Leone became an answer to a trivia question. Leone received the last official celebratory Buster Hug in franchise history. Those memories stirred within Webb after the seventh inning Sunday afternoon, when he needed just four pitches to retire three Colorado Rockies batters and give himself a shot at achieving a long-held goal.“Just keep throwing strikes,” Webb told himself. “Stay with the same approach, don’t do anything different.”Webb stayed the course, received a generous call in the ninth while striking out the side, and Patrick Bailey was there to embrace him as he sent the Giants with momentum into the All-Star break with a 1-0 victory. Webb scattered seven hits, struck out 10 and did not walk a batter while firing the first shutout of his career. It was also his first career complete game in the big leagues — a somewhat surprising box that remained unchecked for a staff ace who has established himself as one of the most durable performers in the big leagues.Webb leads the major leagues with 126 innings. He’s the first Giants pitcher to lead the majors in innings at the All-Star break since Johnny Cueto (131 1/3) started for the NL All-Star team in 2016. Prior to that, Gaylord Perry (187 2/3 innings in 1970) and Juan Marichal (in 1966-67 and ’69) were the only other Giants pitchers in the San Francisco era to accomplish the feat.“That was like the playoffs when it got loud with every strikeout, every out,” Webb said.