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markakis8
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Streak no more.
Hey let us O's fans have our only moment of glory this year....
Hey let us O's fans have our only moment of glory this year....
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ballerskrip said:what, did poor CC not get his 7 runs of support that he averages?
ballerskrip said:what, did poor CC not get his 7 runs of support that he averages?
techboy42004 said:ballerskrip said:what, did poor CC not get his 7 runs of support that he averages?
He wins. Thats the most important part.
I guess "he just knows how to win" ::facepalm::
One season out of his 10-year career, Sabathia hasn't made 30 starts; he made 28 in 2006 after suffering an oblique injury in the rain in Chicago on Opening Night. In those 10 years, Sabathia leads the Majors in wins with 155 (eight more than Roy Halladay) and is third in innings pitched behind Mark Buehrle and Livan Hernandez. And remember -- he was 20 years old when he opened the 2001 season, younger than Stephen Strasburg when he made his debut with the Nationals in June.
From the time the Indians became competitive in 2005, Sabathia leads the Majors in wins with 101 -- seven more than Halladay -- and innings pitched.
Sabathia pitched the Indians to the final weekend of the 2005 regular season before they lost to the eventual World Series champion White Sox. Two years later, he led the Majors in innings pitched (241), won the AL Cy Young Award and pitched Cleveland to the seventh game of the AL Championship Series in Boston before he and Fausto Carmona ran out of gas at Fenway Park.
There's no way the Brewers would have made it to the playoffs against the Phillies in 2008 without Sabathia. He went 11-2 down the stretch for the Yankees in their 2009 run.
RL24 said:Going into yesterday he had a 3.02 ERA. You don't need your team to score 7 runs a game with an ERA that low.
The O's really have something going. If CC pitches 10 more years, maybe they can squeeze out 2 more W's against him. :lol:
I guess "he just knows how to win" ::facepalm::
~No, he sucks and doesn't know how to win. If it wasn't for the devastating offenses of the Indians, Brewers and Yankees, he would probably have like 4 career W's.~
~The only reason the Yankees made him highest paid pitcher EVER was because they knew that their offense would be able to carry CC through games.~
Anybody who watched his run when he was with the Brewers knows that CC knows how to win games.
I think the haters are just getting frustrated because they've been saying he's fat and his body won't be able to sustain all that body weight.... and they keep waiting for this injury they've predicted... and it just keeps not happening. Instead they have to read crap like this:
[quote:1sa6yves]One season out of his 10-year career, Sabathia hasn't made 30 starts; he made 28 in 2006 after suffering an oblique injury in the rain in Chicago on Opening Night. In those 10 years, Sabathia leads the Majors in wins with 155 (eight more than Roy Halladay) and is third in innings pitched behind Mark Buehrle and Livan Hernandez. And remember -- he was 20 years old when he opened the 2001 season, younger than Stephen Strasburg when he made his debut with the Nationals in June.
From the time the Indians became competitive in 2005, Sabathia leads the Majors in wins with 101 -- seven more than Halladay -- and innings pitched.
Sabathia pitched the Indians to the final weekend of the 2005 regular season before they lost to the eventual World Series champion White Sox. Two years later, he led the Majors in innings pitched (241), won the AL Cy Young Award and pitched Cleveland to the seventh game of the AL Championship Series in Boston before he and Fausto Carmona ran out of gas at Fenway Park.
There's no way the Brewers would have made it to the playoffs against the Phillies in 2008 without Sabathia. He went 11-2 down the stretch for the Yankees in their 2009 run.
boomo said:looks like 3 in a row today, guess once the yanks were sure the sox weren't a problem, they decided to quit playing. pathetic
HA. Where you been the last 3 days. Didn't pipe up much did you?vwnut13 said:We fear no Koji....
Russ S. said:HA. Where you been the last 3 days. Didn't pipe up much did you?vwnut13 said:We fear no Koji....