He’s become an afterthought to history, and Scott Kazmir’s name may very well end up as the answer to a few trivia questions down the road.

It’s the understandable, if not unfortunate, fate of a starting pitcher whose opponent happens to be utterly perfect. Kazmir has resigned himself to the fact that his performance may have been slightly overshadowed. “It didn’t really matter too much what I did,” Kazmir joked. Kazmir’s 14th start of the season will be remembered primarily because he went against Chicago’s Mark Buehrle, who hurled a perfect game against Tampa Bay and muted an otherwise decent outing by the Rays left-hander.

Click here to read the full article – By Zach Schonbrun of MLB.com

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Weary and dehydrated during his last start, Rays lefty Scott Kazmir was forced to leave before he pitched the seventh inning on Saturday against the Royals with a cramp in his lower left forearm.

Oddly enough, Kazmir considered that a good thing. In some small form, it signified, to Kazmir at least, his resurrection as a power pitcher. Instead of throwing 89-90 mph, a disappointing pattern that had developed over the past year because of injuries, he was popping the radar guns in Kansas City at 94-95 mph. And Kazmir’s muscles had about had it.

Click here to read the full article – By Jesse Temple of MLB.com

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