gigem1223 said:tjholley16 said:gigem1223 said:tjholley16 said:gigem1223 said:tjholley16 said:
Greinke in 2019: 2.90 ERA with Arizona, 3.02 with Houston (all star, 2nd team ALL MLB)
Urquidy in 2019: 3.95 ERA in 9 starts (had a rough few starts), also threw a 5.1 inning shutout in Game 5 of the World Series
McCullers: 2017 ALL Star, 2018: 3.86 ERA
Lynn and Minor are both solid ... but who's after that? If the Rangers have such a good rotation, they should easily make the playoffs right?
Lol just not gonna list Lynn and Minor's stats? Wouldn't agree with your narrative would it? Lmao at throwing urquidy and McCullers into this with 2017 stats.
Also have you seen the rangers bat? If they do make the playoffs it'll be strictly on the backs of pitching.
Lynn had a 3.67 ERA, Minor had a 3.59
So Greinke is better than both of them. Also I have to put MCCullers older stats in because he missed last year. He had a good start yesterday though.
I guess I shouldnt have said "far superior" because that's not correct. I would take Greinke and McCullers over Lynn/Minor though.
Astros fans please come bail your boy out. Lol at gauging pitchers strictly off of ERA. You judge hitters off of batting average too?
Typically how baseball works is if you're a pitcher, you try to give up the least amount of runs as possible. As a hitter, you try to get a hit. Why don't you present some stats? Or do you just go off of "the eye test"?
Or you know WAR....
We haven't even brought up the entire rotation which is about as deep as it gets in the AL with Gibson and Lyles as the 4/5.
Well then I stand corrected. I'd still prefer to have Greinke and LMJ but I guess that'll just be personal preference.