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  1. 05-15-05 09:44 AM #1
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    What Do You Think Of These Pitching Stats?

    Through 32 games would you take this guy:

    2.69 ERA
    7.37 K/9
    .228 BAA
    .632 OPS
    1.17 WHIP

    I know I would, but here's the thing:













    Those are the numbers for the ENTIRE Marlins pitching staff; Starters AND relievers.

    They have just been ROLLING.
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  2. 05-15-05 10:08 AM #2
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    Re: What Do You Think Of These Pitching Stats?

    Decent.
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  3. 05-15-05 10:11 AM #3
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    Re: What Do You Think Of These Pitching Stats?

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    Re: What Do You Think Of These Pitching Stats?

    Quote Originally Posted by Snatch Catch
    .632 OPS
    That's the number that jumps out at me. Pokey Reese has a career OPS higher than that. So the Marlins entire staff is treating hitters like they are a step below Pokey. Wow.
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    Re: What Do You Think Of These Pitching Stats?

    Quote Originally Posted by S2
    That's the number that jumps out at me. Pokey Reese has a career OPS higher than that. So the Marlins entire staff is treating hitters like they are a step below Pokey. Wow.
    Yow, thanks for putting that into perspective. The fact that these numbers reflect the entire staff, and are not at all qualified - only the bullpen, only the starters, only Burnett and Willis on Sundays after Church - is what really impresses me.
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    Re: What Do You Think Of These Pitching Stats?

    And I think most of their starting pitchers are home grown (Willis, Becket and Burnett). Imagine if they would have kept Brad Penney (another homegrown?) instead of the struggling 18 year veteran Al Leiter? But Leiter should get better anyway.
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    Re: What Do You Think Of These Pitching Stats?

    Quote Originally Posted by Snatch Catch
    .632 OPS
    1.17 WHIP
    Holy crap.
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    Re: What Do You Think Of These Pitching Stats?

    That's amazing....good find Snatch.
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    Re: What Do You Think Of These Pitching Stats?

    i'd take those numbers on my fantasy squad right now. that's amazing but i don't think they'll keep it up. how could they?
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    Re: What Do You Think Of These Pitching Stats?

    who is their pitching coach? its crazy to think that Mazzone has Smoltz and Hudson and his staff isnt putting up those numbers
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  11. 05-16-05 05:27 PM #11
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    Re: What Do You Think Of These Pitching Stats?

    Those are some impressive numbers. I'm sure the Marlins would take those numbers for the whole year, they would win a ton of games.
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  12. 05-16-05 05:46 PM #12
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    Re: What Do You Think Of These Pitching Stats?

    Quote Originally Posted by nnysiny
    who is their pitching coach?
    Mark Wiley, former Indian and Oriole pitching coach.
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