Jayson Stark looks back at the nuttiness from the 2010 baseball season

Looking back at the nuttiness from the 2010 baseball season

Who says the Brewers didn't have enough rotation depth? In July, they were deep enough to become the first team since Pete Naktenis' 1936 A's to have four pitchers give up at least 10 runs in a game in the same month.

Marquis became the first pitcher since 1979 (Lynn McGlothen) -- and only the fifth in the past 90 years -- to have two games in one year in which he got one out or none while giving up six earned runs or more.

Dotel becomes the first reliever in the past 60 years to cram three walks, three wild pitches and two strikeouts into the same inning

What have the Pirates done now that the Steelers haven't done since 1989? Lose a 20-0 game, of course.

Ozzie Guillen, on whether his team's offensive issues were going to keep him awake at night: "I'm going to sleep like a baby: awake crying every two hours."

From Stephen Colbert, on the Goldman Sachs scandal: "There's nothing illegal about selling customers a product designed to fail. The Chicago Cubs do it every year. Are they going to jail?"