Paul Skenes Superfractor Ends in Goldin

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by G1911

A hypothetical pitcher who goes 25-0 but gives up an average of 10 runs a game would be a terrible pitcher, not a great one. A pitcher has very low influence on his teams scoring (today with the universal DH, he has 0 influence), only on the other teams scoring.

Checkers player!! He knew he could give up 10 runs with no impact on the game, so he intentionally eased up so he could stay in the game and save the bullpen, don't you know?

[Carter08]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

Checkers player!! He knew he could give up 10 runs with no impact on the game, so he intentionally eased up so he could stay in the game and save the bullpen, don't you know?

You’re right, Spahn wasn’t supremely effective at eating tons of innings and getting wins for his team.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by Carter08

You’re right, Spahn wasn’t supremely effective at eating tons of innings and getting wins for his team.

Show me where I said a single negative thing about Spahn? Can you not separate a discussion about park effect statistics from some imagined criticism of Spahn? Talk about a straw man or red herring or whatever it is. Man, if I'm playing checkers, I don't know what you're playing here.

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

Show me where I said a single negative thing about Spahn? Can you not separate a discussion about park effect statistics from some imagined criticism of Spahn? Talk about a straw man or red herring or whatever it is. Man, if I'm playing checkers, I don't know what you're playing here.

Tridimensional, only beginners use a checkerboard to play a game of chess.

[Beercan collector]

My Cardinals beat him !
Crushed him for two runs

[Carter08]

Originally Posted by Beercan collector

My Cardinals beat him !
Crushed him for two runs

His first loss. What a pitcher. Solid road win for the Cards.

[Peter_Spaeth]

When is the last time you saw a starter pitch into the 9th inning?