Webb Throws Shutout, Again Extends scoreless inning streak to club record 33; D'Backs lead NL West by 4 games By Dustin Lushing Posted Aug 12, 2007 12:58 PM CDT Copied Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Brandon Webb throws during his complete game, five-hit shutout against the Washington Nationals in a baseball game Saturday, Aug 11, 2007, in Phoenix. (AP Photo/Rick Scuteri) (Associated Press) Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Brandon Webb threw his second complete-game shutout in a row Saturday night, a 1-0 beauty against the Nationals. Webb broke his own team record with 33 consecutive scoreless innings and catapuled the D'Backs to their 17th victory in 20 games. HIs shutout follows a 3-hit, 3-0 victory against Los Angeles last Sunday; the last time he allowed a run was in the sixth inning of a 6-2 loss to the Cubs in Chicago on July 20, five starts ago. Arizona clinched its seventh series in a row and are four games ahead of second-place San Diego in the NL West. Read These Next The vinyl tracklist can be very different from what you know. Ukraine claims world's longest sniper kill. JD Vance is Gavin Newsom's latest online target. Most likely outcomes in Ukraine emerge. Report an error