He pitched "great"? No, great is a shutout. Good is giving up 3 runs. That is real. What's is with all the excuses here? So what if the guy got lucky? So what if the pitch was eye high? It wasn't good enough. 1. If all our starters gave up 3 runs every day, would you say that is a "good" staff? I'd say it's a *Great* staff. 2. So now luck is somehow the pitcher's fault?!? What? So if someone tomahawks an eye-high pitch, or golfs a pitch in the dirt, that's the *pitcher's* fault?? How? It's "not good enough"? Garbage.