Is there a way of looking at Will Harris's spin rate last year relative to this year?
Deluxe said:
Is there a way of looking at Will Harris's spin rate last year relative to this year?
Lidge- 3.60CoachRTM said:I was about to post this.3B Paul 97 said:Silent For Too Long said:mathguy86 said:
The back end of this pen is just plain dirty. Its turning into a 6 inning game.
Truth.
It's fun watching them just pile up incredible numbers.
Like watching Lidge-Dotel-Wagner close games out.
What were Lidge/ Dotel/ Wagner's best numbers over the course of a season? Can't imagine it's better than what Harris/ Pressly/ Osuna are putting up right now.
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Astros designated hitter Tyler White saw Cubs star Kris Bryant's recent switch to an axe handle bat had helped him take off, White borrowed one from teammate Josh Reddick and tried it out in the batting cage Monday.
White liked the feel of the bat so much he carried it into the game against the White Sox and cranked his first home run in the year in his second at-bat
mathguy86 said:
So he ignored George using it and Josh using it and relied on something he saw a Cubs hitter doing? Is he that dense?
Buck Compton said:Yep, and in that one season, Lidge wasn't even that good. He didn't post a sub-3 ERA until after they both left and he got the full-time closer role. Lidge really only gave us two good seasons.Farmer1906 said:
I think yall are misremembering. Lidge-Dotel-Wagner was only a thing for one season. It was mainly Dotel-Wagner for several years. Then when Wagner left, Lidge eventually beat out Dotel for the closer spot and Dotel moved on. Then Pujols happened and Brad became great again with the Phillies.
Lidge only pitched 6 games in 2002 and wasn't effective, and Dotel was traded in mid-2003 in the Beltran trade. By the end of 2003, Wagner was gone, too. They never even had a full season together.
It was fun looking back at some of the names on those teams, though.
- In 2002, Wagner and Dotel were our entire bullpen, the rest were trash. Our rotation was pretty average as well and that's why we were around .500...
- In 2003, our bullpen was very effective and had the trio for the first half of the year (but Lidge wasn't dominant yet). The rotation was still below-average (anchored by Oswalt).
- In 2004, Lidge was the only real bright spot for our bullpen outside of the emergence of Backe. Thankfully we shored up our rotation with Clemens and Pettite and found a way to play well until.
- In 2005, our rotation carried us through that crazy run. Our offense was below average, but with three starters under 3 ERA, then the bullpen combo of Qualls-Wheeler-Lidge and we had the hands-down best pitching staff in the league. Too bad our offense was so abysmal...
astros4545 said:mathguy86 said:
So he ignored George using it and Josh using it and relied on something he saw a Cubs hitter doing? Is he that dense?
He's tremendously dense
I don't think George or anyone of the cool kids club talk to ole fatty fat fat.mathguy86 said:
So he ignored George using it and Josh using it and relied on something he saw a Cubs hitter doing? Is he that dense?
One thing I love about this team is how clickish it is. Unified clubhouses are overrated.Farmer1906 said:I don't think George or anyone of the cool kids club talk to ole fatty fat fat.mathguy86 said:
So he ignored George using it and Josh using it and relied on something he saw a Cubs hitter doing? Is he that dense?
cpsencik04 said:
wait wait wait wait..... is it happening!!!!!
n_touch said:
Nothing better than blank posts and a Its Happening gif
edit: nvm now they show
Gap said:
Rodgers and Corbin Martin are both starters. Which one will start and which one will come out of the bullpen?
bregman needs to stop just smelling people, what a weird dudeDeluxe said:
Bregman has gotten pretty good at Spanish...