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hive17
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Now get his stuff moving:
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I think the award is Hanson's to lose. He has been pretty lights out this year
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EricInCT said:
It isn't unheard of, and if he had 425-550 at bats, his production would decline.
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dadofandrew said:
I totally agree with this statement. Happ is a product of a good team. 23 games over .500 versus 7 is a huge difference. The only reason the Braves are in the race for the wild card is because of him. The Braves will probably fall a few games shy of grabbing the wild card....I see them at 86 and 76.........The Phillies will reach 95 wins pretty easily.
95-67.
The point of the thread is if Jones had another 100 at bats under his belt ALREADY in 2009 he might be the runaway favorite. The season will end just when peoples eyes start to open: :shock:
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EricInCT said:
J Happ is a product of his 2.63 era.
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EricInCT said:
That doesn't even matter. Sure now and then he will have a big lead, but the majority of his starts he's kept them in games. We're not talking the ROY MVP. It's the best rookie, right now Happ has it. It's his to lose. You also have to take in to account that he pitches at CBP(3.77 ERA at home, 1.88 on the road). Even though Hanson's ERA at home is slightly higher, there's no doubt that he gets out that wouldn't happen at CBP. Happ has had to pitch low and not give up deep fly balls.
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thenumberonemetfan said:
Happ can have it. Hanson will be a contender for bigger and better awards shortly.
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I'm so sick of this "Happ's a product of being on a good team" argument. If you look at his wins, they aren't from giving up 5 runs and getting major run support from our offense, every win was a quality start, and most of his losses and no-decisions were quality starts. 14 of his 18 starts have been Quality.
Happ's Stats:
2.63 ERA
10-3 W-L
.226 OP BA
1.17 WHIP
3 CG
2 Shutouts (Hamels has 4 in his career)
97 K
51 BB
Hanson's Stats:
3.15 ERA
9-3 W-L
.239 OP BA
1.25 WHIP
0 CG
0 Shutouts
73 K
32 BB
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Happ's Stats:
2.63 ERA
10-3 W-L
.226 OP BA
1.17 WHIP
3 CG
2 Shutouts (Hamels has 4 in his career)
97 K
51 BB
Hanson's Stats:
3.15 ERA
9-3 W-L
.239 OP BA
1.25 WHIP
0 CG
0 Shutouts
73 K
32 BB
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right now i would give it to happ. lots of people hanging around though so its going to be a very close race.
personally i'm pulling for my cubbie randy wells. after today he's 10-7 with a 2.90 era, not too far out of the race.
still a good month of baseball left, a lot can happen.
personally i'm pulling for my cubbie randy wells. after today he's 10-7 with a 2.90 era, not too far out of the race.
still a good month of baseball left, a lot can happen.
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EricInCT said:
So a worthless statistic like a win that occurred when the guy had no choice but to pitch in relief would affect your vote. Glad we don't have to worry about you actually having a vote.
mredsox89
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Cutch or Hanson would get my vote at this moment
Super Mario
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I will be a homer. COLBY!
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WaxHeaven said:
Gets my vote, but I'm far more partial to hitters.
Coghlan = Pedroia 2.0
ballcardzdotcom
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Call me a "homer," but I'm going with Hanson
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