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08-03-2005, 09:36 PM
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Re: Should Pedro be thrown into the NL Cy Young Mix?
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also, these numbers are with pedro haveing one less start then both, he catches up tonight. his line tonight: 7IP 8H 3ER 2BB 8SO 1HR [/ QUOTE ] That actually hurts his average I think. 
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08-03-2005, 09:40 PM
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Re: Should Pedro be thrown into the NL Cy Young Mix?
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[ QUOTE ] also, these numbers are with pedro haveing one less start then both, he catches up tonight. his line tonight: 7IP 8H 3ER 2BB 8SO 1HR [/ QUOTE ] That actually hurts his average I think. [/ QUOTE ] well i was just being fair [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]
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#14
08-03-2005, 10:13 PM
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Re: Should Pedro be thrown into the NL Cy Young Mix?
ERA:
Martinez 2.76 Carpenter 2.26 Clemens 1.49
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#17
08-03-2005, 10:26 PM
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Re: Should Pedro be thrown into the NL Cy Young Mix?
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ERA: Martinez 2.76 Carpenter 2.26 Clemens 1.49 [/ QUOTE ] like the ERA's of these three men speak for themselves? they dont. FIP formula: Fielding Independent Pitching, a measure of all those things for which a pitcher is specifically responsible. The formula is (HR*13+(BB+HBP)*3-K*2)/IP, plus a league-specific factor (usually around 3.2) to round out the number to an equivalent ERA number. FIP helps you understand how well a pitcher pitched, regardless of how well his fielders fielded. Pedro 2.54 Carpenter 2.60 Roger 2.63 While its not a perfect way to judge a pitcher its much better than ERA.
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#19
08-03-2005, 10:29 PM
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Re: Should Pedro be thrown into the NL Cy Young Mix?
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I haven't looked at any numbers, but Busch is more hitter friendly than Houston (Minute Maid just sounds retarded)? [/ QUOTE ] yeah, Park Factors
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#20
08-03-2005, 10:37 PM
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Re: Should Pedro be thrown into the NL Cy Young Mix?
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[ QUOTE ] ERA: Martinez 2.76 Carpenter 2.26 Clemens 1.49 [/ QUOTE ] like the ERA's of these three men speak for themselves? they dont. FIP formula: Fielding Independent Pitching, a measure of all those things for which a pitcher is specifically responsible. The formula is (HR*13+(BB+HBP)*3-K*2)/IP, plus a league-specific factor (usually around 3.2) to round out the number to an equivalent ERA number. FIP helps you understand how well a pitcher pitched, regardless of how well his fielders fielded. Pedro 2.54 Carpenter 2.60 Roger 2.63 While its not a perfect way to judge a pitcher its much better than ERA. [/ QUOTE ] Interesting numbers. I obviously need to beef up on my baseball metrics so I can join in some of the discussions. All I know as a Cards fan is I'm confident when Carpenter is pitching, and if he performs in the playoffs I won't care too much about who wins the Cy Young.
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