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#32
07-21-2005, 09:04 AM
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Re: D. Lee
alright, BP's projections for carpenter this year
50 percentile - 164 innings at 119:45 K/BB and roughly a 4 era. 90th percentile - 191 innings, 144:51 K/BB, low 3 era. and yet, he's crushing that 90th percentile projection. That's what peeves me, that of all the team to get this kind of performance...it's them Rat bastards. 
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#33
07-21-2005, 10:43 PM
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Re: D. Lee
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alright, BP's projections for carpenter this year 50 percentile - 164 innings at 119:45 K/BB and roughly a 4 era. 90th percentile - 191 innings, 144:51 K/BB, low 3 era. and yet, he's crushing that 90th percentile projection. That's what peeves me, that of all the team to get this kind of performance...it's them Rat bastards. [/ QUOTE ] Well, it *is* his second year in a row like this. It didn't just happen yesterday.
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#34
07-22-2005, 02:04 AM
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Re: D. Lee
[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ] alright, BP's projections for carpenter this year 50 percentile - 164 innings at 119:45 K/BB and roughly a 4 era. 90th percentile - 191 innings, 144:51 K/BB, low 3 era. and yet, he's crushing that 90th percentile projection. That's what peeves me, that of all the team to get this kind of performance...it's them Rat bastards. [/ QUOTE ] Well, it *is* his second year in a row like this. It didn't just happen yesterday. [/ QUOTE ] 2004 K/9: 7.52 2005 K/9: 8.91 2004 HR/9: 1.19 2005 HR/9: 0.58 2004 ERA: 3.46 2005 ERA: 2.34 Well, yeah, it kinda just happened yesterday.
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#35
07-22-2005, 07:53 AM
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Re: D. Lee
[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] alright, BP's projections for carpenter this year 50 percentile - 164 innings at 119:45 K/BB and roughly a 4 era. 90th percentile - 191 innings, 144:51 K/BB, low 3 era. and yet, he's crushing that 90th percentile projection. That's what peeves me, that of all the team to get this kind of performance...it's them Rat bastards. [/ QUOTE ] Well, it *is* his second year in a row like this. It didn't just happen yesterday. [/ QUOTE ] 2004 K/9: 7.52 2005 K/9: 8.91 2004 HR/9: 1.19 2005 HR/9: 0.58 2004 ERA: 3.46 2005 ERA: 2.34 Well, yeah, it kinda just happened yesterday. [/ QUOTE ] Uh, you'll find that the 2004 numbers were outstanding relative to other starters as well. He was #12 among NL starting pitchers in ERA last year. That's hardly a massive jump.
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#36
07-22-2005, 09:06 AM
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Re: D. Lee
[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] alright, BP's projections for carpenter this year 50 percentile - 164 innings at 119:45 K/BB and roughly a 4 era. 90th percentile - 191 innings, 144:51 K/BB, low 3 era. and yet, he's crushing that 90th percentile projection. That's what peeves me, that of all the team to get this kind of performance...it's them Rat bastards. [/ QUOTE ] Well, it *is* his second year in a row like this. It didn't just happen yesterday. [/ QUOTE ] 2004 K/9: 7.52 2005 K/9: 8.91 2004 HR/9: 1.19 2005 HR/9: 0.58 2004 ERA: 3.46 2005 ERA: 2.34 Well, yeah, it kinda just happened yesterday. [/ QUOTE ] Uh, you'll find that the 2004 numbers were outstanding relative to other starters as well. He was #12 among NL starting pitchers in ERA last year. That's hardly a massive jump. [/ QUOTE ] clark, to increase all of his peripherals that much from the level he was on...it's not normal. At all. The previous levels are good, yes.
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#37
07-22-2005, 04:10 PM
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Re: D. Lee
Well, sure. And to come full circle, Derrek Lee was pretty good last year, too.
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#40
07-23-2005, 04:45 PM
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Re: D. Lee
Matches his career high for HR in a season, with over 1/3 of the season left.
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