Who Finishes with the Lowest ERA?
I know it's not the best measure for a pitcher, but it is the simplest, most accessible.
I'm curious how you'll respond...
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At this point (15 votes)
I’m surprised that Floyd has as many votes as he does (6).
I personally chose Danks and I’m not so high and mighty as to think my choice is definitively correct, I just assumed that more of the SSS community had greater faith in Danks than Floyd
-Jeeves Life in the Cell
by jeeves on May 10, 2008 6:29 PM CDT 0 recs
their numbers
W-L G GS CG SHO SV BS IP H R ER HR BB K ERA WHIP 2008 - Gavin Floyd 3-1 6 6 0 0 0 0 39.2 20 14 11 4 18 19 2.50 .96 2008 - Jose Contreras 3-3 7 7 1 0 0 0 46.2 44 20 19 2 13 25 3.66 1.22 2008 - John Danks 3-3 7 7 0 0 0 0 39.2 34 14 14 2 10 30 3.18 1.11
The greatest trick the White Sox ever pulled was convincing their fan base that "Ozzieball" ever existed.
by The Wizard on May 10, 2008 6:29 PM CDT 0 recs
pre tags work in posts!
yipee!
was odacrem the name of the guy that writes things in sbn?
if so thanks to odacrem
The greatest trick the White Sox ever pulled was convincing their fan base that "Ozzieball" ever existed.
by The Wizard on
May 10, 2008 6:31 PM CDT
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"Other" would probably win.
But I’ll go Gavin too. If he’s really turned a corner, I’m smart. If he hasnt, I’m stupid too.
"Lipstick traces on cigarettes can get you in trouble or remind you of the wonders of the night before."
by Chiburb on May 10, 2008 6:33 PM CDT 0 recs
can gavin survive the summer in the cell?
personally I have more faith in jose than gavin, I maybe stupid too!
The greatest trick the White Sox ever pulled was convincing their fan base that "Ozzieball" ever existed.
by The Wizard on
May 10, 2008 6:38 PM CDT
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Speaking of young pitchers...
Another Broadway start today…
7 IP, 1 R (solo homer by Mike Hessman), 4 H, 0 BB, 3 K.
Current ERA – 1.13.
by The Jerry Royster Experience on May 10, 2008 6:41 PM CDT 0 recs
jre...
you’re a peninsula guy, right? hiked for the first time down there this morning/early afternoon. most excellent.
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by Toonderstrook on
May 10, 2008 6:43 PM CDT
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I live in the city.
Although I have an uncle that lives down there. Beautiful.
by The Jerry Royster Experience on
May 10, 2008 6:44 PM CDT
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doubt i could live or work down there (especially work...very sterile looking), but the access to nature is great.
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by Toonderstrook on
May 10, 2008 6:45 PM CDT
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In other news...
I notice that veteran lefty Ray King pitched for the Knights last night.
by The Jerry Royster Experience on
May 10, 2008 6:44 PM CDT
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ray king
in case this gets lost on the gamethread

Reliever Ray King owns two Foreman grills: one for his home and one to use at spring training and during the season.“It’s fast, it’s easy and it cooks perfect burgers,” King said. “It has to be healthier than cooking them in a skillet, with all the grease.”
According to King and fellow hamburger connoisseur David Weathers, the Foreman grill sparked a mini-controversy in the Brewers’ clubhouse before a game last season in Houston.“Davey doesn’t usually go back into the kitchen area very often,” King said, referring to Lopes. “When we were at Enron (Field) last year, he came back there before a game and caught me and Weathers each with two big burgers on our plates. He wasn’t too happy. He started yelling at us and right away Stormy said, ‘I told Ray King not to do it.’
“We were both laughing but Davey got so mad that he took the grill away.”
The greatest trick the White Sox ever pulled was convincing their fan base that "Ozzieball" ever existed.
by The Wizard on
May 10, 2008 7:05 PM CDT
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Lopes chuckled when he recalled the incident recently but he didn’t see much humor when it happened.“I don’t have anything against hamburgers,” he said. “But the Dagwood hamburgers those guys were making? Are you kidding me? They were making double-deckers with double cheese and eating them right after batting practice.
“I walked in at 6:30 (a half-hour before game time) and they had these big burgers on their plates. You can’t play with that stuff sitting down in your stomach.
i wish someone had told me that sportsnation had replaced rationality with caps lock.
by MarketMaker on
May 10, 2008 8:49 PM CDT
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free ray king
this guy is freakin’ hilarious!
The greatest trick the White Sox ever pulled was convincing their fan base that "Ozzieball" ever existed.
by The Wizard on
May 10, 2008 8:58 PM CDT
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We all is stupid.
Though for the most part not delusional.
the older I get, the easier to say fuck if I know.
"Lipstick traces on cigarettes can get you in trouble or remind you of the wonders of the night before."
by Chiburb on May 10, 2008 6:42 PM CDT 0 recs
meant in reply to Wiz
"Lipstick traces on cigarettes can get you in trouble or remind you of the wonders of the night before."
by Chiburb on
May 10, 2008 6:44 PM CDT
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Watching the Twins-Red Sox game...
Sounds like there are as many Boston fans in the Metrodome as Twins fans.
by The Jerry Royster Experience on May 10, 2008 6:53 PM CDT 0 recs
listening to Tigers/Yankees earlier
sounded like nobody was there.
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