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Tommy Hanson isn't a flyball pitcher anymore
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If he picks up the win tonight, I don't see how he's not the NL ROY front runner. That last pitch to Wright was nasty.
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7 IP, 8K, 3 H, 3 BB. 0 R.
Lowered his season ERA to 2.65.
I think he overtook Happ for ROY with this start.
Lowered his season ERA to 2.65.
I think he overtook Happ for ROY with this start.
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mwashuc06 said:
17, scoreless he had 2 in the Florida start.
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He's still a flyball pitcher. The Mets just don't know how to hit fly balls.
Anyway, yeah Hanson has to be the ROY. He's been amazing from day one.
Anyway, yeah Hanson has to be the ROY. He's been amazing from day one.
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Hanson for ROY!
lincecum for cy!
lincecum for cy!
the term "fly ball pitcher" normally doesn't apply to power guys
his go/ao has always leaned to the AO side, but that doesn't necessarily mean that label fits
He still struggles with command, because everything he throws moves. He made Beltran look silly a couple times last night with his slider.
I was sitting right behind home plate, and man from that angle I don't understand how big league hitters hit guys like this.
his go/ao has always leaned to the AO side, but that doesn't necessarily mean that label fits
He still struggles with command, because everything he throws moves. He made Beltran look silly a couple times last night with his slider.
I was sitting right behind home plate, and man from that angle I don't understand how big league hitters hit guys like this.
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