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punch
(redirected from punchless)

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See: beat, strike


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While River's Prayer and jockey Clinton Potts were winning the $150,000 Cal Cup Distaff by a length over Tiz a Gem, the 3-10 favorite Cambiocorsa was coming home a punchless third, losing for the first time in nine starts on Santa Anita's 6 1/2-furlong hillside turf course.
If there was a common theme to the Dodgers' longest winning streak in more than a decade -- the one that came crashing down in Wednesday night's 3-1 loss to the Colorado Rockies before 46,643 at Dodger Stadium -- it was executing quality at-bats, a strategy that was employed throughout the lineup and might have been the primary reason the club was able to transform itself from punchless to peerless virtually overnight.
But Webb (11-3) also became the second Diamondbacks pitcher in a row to dominate the punchless Dodgers, after middling veteran Miguel Batista delivered a complete-game shutout on Wednesday.
 
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