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Did you know... that in his first major league appearance, Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Jim Nelson struck out Willie Mays and got Willie McCovey to hit into a double play?

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Removing Zach Duke notation

Zach Duke did have a 4-0 record as a result of 4 wins before any losses, but he has a number of no decisions in that period. This means Zack Duke did not win his first 4 starts. Zack was 4-0 through 6 starts, which is far less than the feat accomplished by Nelson. Data can be see at http://mlb.mlb.com/team/player.jsp?player_id=435043#gameType=%27R%27&sectionType=gameLog&statType=2&season=2005&level=%27ALL%27