Wright hurled a complete game shut out Friday night, giving up three hits and walking just one while striking out nine in a 9-0 win over the Dodgers.

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The performance was a marked departure from his previous two starts when he allowed 24 baserunners and 11 runs in 9.2 innings. We couldn't help but wonder if Wright's story-book season was collapsing, but he certainly righted himself in Dodger Stadium. At one point, the right-hander retired 15 straight. His knuckle ball was so effective that when he mixed in a fastball, it was overwhelmingly positive. Of his 13 fastballs, six were taken for strikes, two were fouled off, three were put in play for outs, and two were taken for balls. Wright's next start is tentatively scheduled for next Thursday against the Yankees.