07 Jun '09 19:38>
Doc just beat KC. he went the distance of shutout ball
Record= 10-1( best record for the best pitcher in the LEAGUE )😀
Record= 10-1( best record for the best pitcher in the LEAGUE )😀
Originally posted by quackquackI guess you didn't understand ANYTHING of what we had just said about comparing their stats? Jebus
Everyone knows the AL East is better than Central but Santana is better than Halladay.
Halladay never led the league in ERA and won one CY Young.
Santana led the league in ERA three times (plus is leading the league this year) and has two Cy Youngs.
As for consistency, Sanatana has finished in the top 5 ALL of the last years. In fact Santana's ca ...[text shortened]... itcher too but he has years with 4.20 and 3.71 and Santana has never had "ordinary" years.
Originally posted by love4chessAnother domination by the Doc. He should be 12-1 if the bullpen hadn't blown those 2 games.
Doc just beat KC. he went the distance of shutout ball
Record= 10-1( best record for the best pitcher in the LEAGUE )😀
Originally posted by uzlessI UNDERSTAND what you are saying but I just don't agree. The fact that Boston and the Yankees have been great and are in Halladay's division does not make up for the fact that Santana has been better through out his career.
I guess you didn't understand ANYTHING of what we had just said about comparing their stats? Jebus
Originally posted by quackquackThat's quite ironic considering you're continually barking on about earned runs and ERA.
Your inability to look past win-loss record that is the joke.
Originally posted by quackquackTeams Santana has faced this year
Santana has a 2.00 ERA vs. Halladay 2.77. Percentage wise that difference is huge.
Sanatana is great every single start (has thrown one non-quality start all year - in which he gave up 4 earned runs), he has been better. In fact Santana has given up only 16 earned runs vs. Halladay's 28.
If you only count games against Boston and New York (like some ...[text shortened]... d well against those teams once.
Your inability to look past win-loss record that is the joke.
Originally posted by uzlessThose avg win%s are not reflective of performance. You need to weigh each teams winning percentage by the number of starts each pitcher has made against that team to get a more accurate indicator of who has faced the better teams.
Teams Santana has faced this year
Pit .464
Was .273
SF .527
Bos .579
Atl .491
Phi .600
Fla .466
Was .273
Mil .579
Fla .466
Cin .518
Avg win % is .428
Teams Halladay has faced this year
KAN .429
LAA .509
Bal .421
Atl .491
Chw .464
NYY .589
LAA .509
Bal .421
Chw .464
Tex .589
Min ...[text shortened]... W-L 7-3 ERA 2.00 K 89 Walks 21 WHIP 1.11
Halladay
W-L 10-1 ERA 2.52 K 88 Walks 12 WHIP 1.02
Originally posted by darvlayIf you have a good closer, most teams will nor have many complete games (regardless of who is starting). I would not look at it as a negative at all if a guy pitches 8 and hands it over to guy whose job is to finish it off.
Halladay has 3 more shut outs in his career than Santana has complete games.