CGL
Complete game losses
Example
He doesn't get much run support from his team as he leads the league with 5 CGL
Related Slang
| CG | Complete games |
| SP | Starting pitcher |
| Ace | Best starting pitcher |
| Maddux | Complete game shutout with less than 100 pitches |
| Hill | Pitcher's mound |
| P | Pitcher |
| Paint the black | To pitch the ball over the edge of home plate |
| Southpaw | Left-handed pitcher |
| L | Losses |
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A baseball statistic used to record the number of complete games a pitcher has lost.
A complete game is when a SP pitches the whole nine innings of a game. Usually a pitcher wins a complete game because it means that he's pitched well enough to stay in the whole game. However, some times the opposing pitcher(s) pitches better and that's when a complete game loss occurs.