the stats are marginally different. they have the same record, same era, same everything. thaey are in the same class, good quality, but not shutdown, pitchers.
anyway, keys been off his game of late. i been following him at least 2 years now, unlike you jonny-come-latelys. he was winning when he backed up his ideas with stats. lately he been making generalized comments that are not true, like discounting nova yesterday, & discounting haren today. so i think his play today may follow his recent trend.
im done here obviously everyone just wants to polesmoke the op.
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Quote Originally Posted by joshfactor:
the stats are marginally different. they have the same record, same era, same everything. thaey are in the same class, good quality, but not shutdown, pitchers.
anyway, keys been off his game of late. i been following him at least 2 years now, unlike you jonny-come-latelys. he was winning when he backed up his ideas with stats. lately he been making generalized comments that are not true, like discounting nova yesterday, & discounting haren today. so i think his play today may follow his recent trend.
im done here obviously everyone just wants to polesmoke the op.
Cardinals: Play to -124. Haren has tossed some respectable ball this year, but on a good day Lynn is much better. The key here though rests in the consistent productivity of the Cardinals offense versus right handed pitching. The Cardinals have the best win percentage in baseball, considering they are two games under .500 versus lefties (make a note of that). It is astounding they are 40-15 versus right handed pitching 72.7%. In recent play they have given a quality offensive performance versus righty in seven of their last eight games and have posted a 5.24 oera coupled with a 7-1 record in that span. Only a hiccup versus Pelfrey in Minnesota prevents them from being 10-0 last ten. The Marlins counter that with an offense that given just two quality performances versus righty in their last seven and those were against DeSclafani and Phelps; nice pitchers but not in Lynn’s class.
Only play of the day. I am going into the man cave to work on the weekend. NO OTHER OPINIONS.
I knew you'd bounce back with a WINNER!
Congrats on your win, and keep up the stellar work.
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Cardinals: Play to -124. Haren has tossed some respectable ball this year, but on a good day Lynn is much better. The key here though rests in the consistent productivity of the Cardinals offense versus right handed pitching. The Cardinals have the best win percentage in baseball, considering they are two games under .500 versus lefties (make a note of that). It is astounding they are 40-15 versus right handed pitching 72.7%. In recent play they have given a quality offensive performance versus righty in seven of their last eight games and have posted a 5.24 oera coupled with a 7-1 record in that span. Only a hiccup versus Pelfrey in Minnesota prevents them from being 10-0 last ten. The Marlins counter that with an offense that given just two quality performances versus righty in their last seven and those were against DeSclafani and Phelps; nice pitchers but not in Lynn’s class.
Only play of the day. I am going into the man cave to work on the weekend. NO OTHER OPINIONS.
I knew you'd bounce back with a WINNER!
Congrats on your win, and keep up the stellar work.
& your backing the guy who just hurt his pitching arm?
Solid call by Key.
Josh, the pitching is a major factor, but not the only one. You can't lose sight of the fact that the St. Louis Cardinals are the best team in baseball right now and you want to take the Marlins?
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Quote Originally Posted by joshfactor:
ugh. lynn much better than haren? in what stat?
& your backing the guy who just hurt his pitching arm?
Solid call by Key.
Josh, the pitching is a major factor, but not the only one. You can't lose sight of the fact that the St. Louis Cardinals are the best team in baseball right now and you want to take the Marlins?
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nice job today
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