Put the farm on the.........
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Hache Man
"Seven Days Without Gambling Makes One Weak"
Surely they will rest their players since they've clinched the last playoff spot.
Not to mention vs. an extremely hot Orlando Magic team, whom they were battling for that last spot.
Put all of that into perspective, and consider that fact that Orlando will want make a statement on how they think they deserved the last playoff position and what they could of done, and you have the scales tipped heavily in Orlando's favor to cover.
However, no telling what happens, and you may be dead on! :cheers
Not to mention vs. an extremely hot Orlando Magic team, whom they were battling for that last spot.
Put all of that into perspective, and consider that fact that Orlando will want make a statement on how they think they deserved the last playoff position and what they could of done, and you have the scales tipped heavily in Orlando's favor to cover.
However, no telling what happens, and you may be dead on! :cheers
Which one of my farms shall I wager? :+paranoid
The reefer farm.
Was too timid to put the entire farm on the Cubs, however I did bet a couple of horses and a cow. Hope I win.....
:+waving-5
:+waving-5
MCP
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dirty said:
Quality starts are deceiving... I've seen guys go 6 innings and give up 10 runs.. is that a quality start ? no.. it's called protecting the bullpen. Weaver had a 4+ era in the national league.. that is not good. He gave up 35 homeruns in 34 starts. He is a gas can. but hey atleast he goes into the 6th inning !!:fainting:
dirty
EOG Master
MCP said:
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica]Quality Start[/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica]A Quality Start is a game in which the starter pitches 6 or more innings and allows 3 or fewer earned runs.[/FONT]
6 innings and giving up 3 runs means you will have ERA of 4.5......But I guess you already Knew that before you insinuate someone is stupid.....:sleeping:
Stats don't Lie....For the Horrible Dodgers in 2005 he had
a 14-10 record with a 4.05 ERA and a Excellant 1.17 WHIP so that Tells me he had some pretty damn good starts alot of the time to get his ERA down from the 4.5 that he would have just by having a quality start to 4.05 especially when you count the times that any pitcher gets Railed in the early innings and has to come out.....And not to mention he is entering the prime of his career when Players start coming into their own..28 years Old....
http://www.baseball-reference.com/w/weaveje01.shtml
