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During his press conference, Sabathia told the assembled members of the media that he would prefer his name to be spelled "CC" rather than "C. C." [34] On September 28, 2008, Sabathia pitched a complete-game four-hitter against the Cubs in the final game of the regular season; the Brewers won, 3–1, and clinching the wild card when the New York Mets lost later that evening. [ 35 ]
Dec 21, 2020 · The Sabathia home video collection comes in handy, too, as we get to see great old footage of CC growing up as a Little Leaguer and dominating in high school and the minors. Good documentaries ...
- Andrew Mearns
Feb 13, 2019 · • Sabathia's 3,470 innings and 2,986 strikeouts are the most among active pitchers, his 38 complete games are tied with Bartolo Colon for the most, and his 246 wins are one shy of Colon's leading total. CC has led his league in wins twice (2009 and 2010), innings once (2007) and strikeout-to-walk ratio twice (2007 and 2012).
- Anthony Castrovince
Dec 21, 2020 · To Sabathia’s surprise, his ability to pitch improved after he gave up drinking. “It was shocking. Especially 2017, when I felt like I had the best year of the end of my career,” Sabathia said.
Aug 2, 2024 · Willis remembers a bullpen session in Bluefield, W.V., in which he asked Sabathia if he had ever thrown a changeup. Sabathia said yes, and threw a handful of them. Later that day, Willis filed a ...
- Zack Meisel
Who are CC Sabathia’s Parents? Sabathia was born on Jul 21, 1980, in his hometown Vallejo, California, United States. He is the son of Margie Sabathia and Carsten Charles Sabathia Senior. The player was named Carsten Charles Sabathia at the time of birth. However, professionally he is short-spelled as CC Sabathia.
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Apr 2, 2013 · In early 2013, the name that’s being discussed the most is Yankee ace CC Sabathia. Throughout spring training, Sabathia’s velocity has been a point of concern. Coming off of elbow surgery during the offseason, Sabathia’s first regular season start did nothing to quell that concern. As The Star-Ledger’s Andy McCullough notes:
