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Phil Hughes > CC Sabathia
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Austin
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I'd take Sabathia over Hughes in a second.
Sabathia sucked today, but was great in his last start ( 7 innings, 2 er, 9 ks).
He's been hot and cold and still has 9 wins.
Hughes has been mostly terrible and never lived up to his potential.
Sabathia will be great again.
He pitched some awesome games in April and May.
Maybe he's hurt.
Sabathia sucked today, but was great in his last start ( 7 innings, 2 er, 9 ks).
He's been hot and cold and still has 9 wins.
Hughes has been mostly terrible and never lived up to his potential.
Sabathia will be great again.
He pitched some awesome games in April and May.
Maybe he's hurt.
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matfanofold
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Not on this planet.
Dmscards
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"Not today"
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More like ( 5 innings, 7 er, 5 ks).
And 8 losses.
True, but take a look at their stats. The only category that Sabathia leads Hughes in is IP and Strikeouts.
Just like how Sabathia said his velocity would come back when it got hot? Nope.
Phil Hughes had some awesome games in April and May too.
Cool, then he should go on the DL, and stop hurting the Yankees.
An "ace" having an ERA near 5 at the end of July is hardly a bad game or month.
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Dmscards
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Well everyone disagrees with you so....it may not be as obvious as you think.
RogerMarisCollector61
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Sabathia: FIP: 4.14 xFIP: 3.59 (including today's start)
Hughes: FIP: 4.45 xFIP:4.38
Combine that with the fact that Sabathia has been excellent since 2006, whereas Phil Hughes has never had a good year as a starter...
Hughes: FIP: 4.45 xFIP:4.38
Combine that with the fact that Sabathia has been excellent since 2006, whereas Phil Hughes has never had a good year as a starter...
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Average is a little generous.
Only Joe Blanton has given up more total bases than CC Sabathia this year.
George_Calfas
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Fair to compare the two since they are of equal age and time in the league.
CC is getting hit this year when his command is off, this is something that can be remedied. Phil Hughes would be a much better pitcher in a different ballpark. He gives up too many fly balls which, in Yankee Stadium, end up being home runs. I would take Sabathia over Hughes without even having to think about it.
zach
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Hughes = Sabathia = Suck
Hughes = Sabathia = Suck
kerryfan5
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I like stat lines and this one is awesome.
joey12508
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CC was well worth what they paid him. a work horse, not really a number 1 now though. hughes is a headcase maybe be better somewhere else? but he will never =CC
Dmscards
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Phil Hughes tonight:
4.0 IP, 9 H, 5 R, 5 ER, 2 BB, 4 K
CC Sabathia's last three starts:
5.0 IP, 9 H, 7 R, 7 ER, 3 BB, 6 K
5.0 IP, 9 H, 7 R, 7 ER, 2 BB, 5 K
4.0 IP, 8 H, 8 R, 3 ER, 2 BB, 5 K
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And CC Sabathia yet again fails to cover first base, and allowed the PITCHER to reach with two outs. The next batter hit a triple.
I told Braves fans that the Braves should trade for CC. No need to worry about snapped ankles, as he never covers first.
He's the only qualified pitcher who doesn't have a putout this year. In fact, he didn't have a putout this year. Or the second half of 2011.
His last putout was JUNE 25th 2011.
I told Braves fans that the Braves should trade for CC. No need to worry about snapped ankles, as he never covers first.
He's the only qualified pitcher who doesn't have a putout this year. In fact, he didn't have a putout this year. Or the second half of 2011.
His last putout was JUNE 25th 2011.
