MLB 2011 Season
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SandraC said:
I went to see the last time they faced each other thinking the same thing....and everyone knows what happened then. The only no-no I have ever seen live.
It's ridiculous to me that a loose cannon like Bradley can be making that much money.
Seattle Mariners designate Milton Bradley for assignment - ESPN
OMG...Pirates are above .500! Would it be foolish to hope for a winning season after all these years?
Yes.
Yes.
Like I said...All the pub goes to Halladay. Johnson pitched his ass off today and SHOULD be 3-1 versus Roy. Oh well. Johnson lowers his ERA to 1.63, best among starting pitchers with at least 45 innings pitched and #2 overall in all of MLB. Last 7 starts, 3-1, with 4 no decisions, averaging 7 innings and only giving up more than 2 runs once, lowering his ERA a full run...from 2.70 to 1.63.
Without a shadow of a doubt, one of the premier pitchers in all of MLB...top 3 easily, top 5 at the very least.
In ALL of MLB, top 5 I would say, not sure about top 3 though, but maybe ...
Name two pitchers that have been as consistent AND as good as he has that one is not Roy Halladay in the last 3 years? Since his injury year, where he had "tommy john" surgery(2007), he has gone 35-13, with an ERA at or around 2.80... And this is on some Marlins teams team with some GOD awful bullpens.
The NL East is going to be IMPOSSIBLE to crack! The Marlins, though early, have the 2nd best record in the NL and 3rd best record in all of MLB...and they are STILL 2 games behind.
Tomorrow's pitching match-up against the Phils is no slouch either. Ricky Nalasco(4-0) against Cliff Lee(2-3).
Over the last 2-3 years, I'll take Halladay, and Lee before Johnson.
I am in no way dissing him as he's very good and I like him as well.
Through no fault of his own, Josh Johnson has yet to be given the opportunity to prove he can pitch under pressure in the post season...or even in a pennant race. It's a different world, which Halladay was exposed to for the first time last year...and he kinda answered those questions by throwing a no hitter in his first playoff game!
Andy Pettitte, Matt Cain, Tim Lincecum, Josh Beckett, Cliff Lee, and a bunch of others have proven to come up big when it matters most. Johnson has not yet proven that.
Hopefully he'll answer that when he's on the Yankees.
Sandra
Andy Pettitte, Matt Cain, Tim Lincecum, Josh Beckett, Cliff Lee, and a bunch of others have proven to come up big when it matters most. Johnson has not yet proven that.
Hopefully he'll answer that when he's on the Yankees.
Sandra
Through no fault of his own, Josh Johnson has yet to be given the opportunity to prove he can pitch under pressure in the post season...or even in a pennant race. It's a different world, which Halladay was exposed to for the first time last year...and he kinda answered those questions by throwing a no hitter in his first playoff game!
Andy Pettitte, Matt Cain, Tim Lincecum, Josh Beckett, Cliff Lee, and a bunch of others have proven to come up big when it matters most. Johnson has not yet proven that.
Hopefully he'll answer that when he's on the Yankees.
Sandra
No way baby! He will be here for a long time. Him, Hanley and Mike Stanton are the corner stones of the franchise. IF you get them, they will more than likely be past their prime. And by the way, the last few years, the Marlins WERE in the the pennant race for either a wildcard spot or the East. He has proven himself in those spots.
The Marlins are playing great baseball.
Imagine if they still had Uggla and his booming bat- they could be even better.
Imagine if they still had Uggla and his booming bat- they could be even better.
LOL pennant races the last few years? Seriously?
On September 1, 2010 the Marlins were 10.5 games out in the East, and 8 games out of the wild card. On September 1, 2009, they were 9.5 games out in the East, and 5 games out in the wildcard. On September 1, 2008, they were 7 games out in the East, 10 in the wildcard.
Those are not pennant races, LOL, and Johnson has NEVER pitched in the ultimate pressure spot, a playoff game.
That's why Johnson can't compare in pressure games to Lee, Halladay, Beckett Lincecum, etc....YET.
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Those were ALL teams supposed to be out of it by July. The pennant race does not JUST START in September. You ARE in a pennant race in August.
I find it funny how you say he is unproven, yet you can't wait for your team get their greedy little paws on him. LOL! Why go after such an "unproven" commodity?
salsadancer7 said:That's why I said name 2 better and more consistent not named Halladay....
Lester and Hernandez
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