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Beckett

Posted: Tue Apr 27, 2010 3:29 am
by JEagle
and I thought that I couldn't hate anymore then I already did

Beckett

Posted: Tue Apr 27, 2010 5:57 am
by Dirt Dogs
For all of you so quick to hate on Beckett. Take a look at his 2009 Game Log for the month of April compare to 2010. He is a notorious slow starter and he could actually have a better start to his season this year than last year still. Through 5 starts last year he had a 7.22 ERA and has a 7.22 ERA through only 4 this year. oh yeah in 2009 he got his ERA down to 3.10 by August 12. It's April People!!!



2010 (4/27/2010) 4 Starts:

IP- 28.7

W- 1

K- 20

ERA- 7.22

WHIP- 1.74



2009 (4/30/2010) 5 Starts:

IP- 28.2

W- 2

K- 31

ERA- 7.22

WHIP- 1.84

Beckett

Posted: Tue Apr 27, 2010 7:09 am
by Hawk
Conan! What is best in life?



To kill the Red Sox

To see Josh Beckett driven before you

And to hear the lamentation of the Gammons

Beckett

Posted: Tue Apr 27, 2010 7:10 am
by DOUGHBOYS
Yankee fans have the same refrain about Teixeira.

I have to admit I would be more concerned about Beckett.

He has his fat contract in hand.

Losing his two best defensive outfielders to injury(How many times does Bill Hall have to prove that he cannot play center field?) then, let's throw in a bullpen that has been brutal to date.

Plus,I know Red Sox fans don't want to hear it, but they are missing Bay in the middle of that lineup. Not re-signing him was a swing and a miss.

Beckett will not follow the same path this year as last year.



[ April 27, 2010, 01:22 PM: Message edited by: DOUGHBOYS ]

Beckett

Posted: Tue Apr 27, 2010 9:43 am
by JEagle
I am a yankee fan..and I hate Beckett...so he better be good so I can at least tolerate him

Beckett

Posted: Tue Apr 27, 2010 9:54 am
by DOUGHBOYS
Originally posted by Dirt Dogs:

2010 (4/27/2010) 4 Starts:

IP- 28.7

W- 1

K- 20

ERA- 7.22

WHIP- 1.74



2009 (4/30/2010) 5 Starts:

IP- 28.2

W- 2

K- 31

ERA- 7.22

WHIP- 1.84 I know you showed these numbers to perpetuate that Beckett last year is similar to the Beckett of this year.



But what strikes me is that Beckett's k rate has fallen substantially from last year to this year.

Small sample size, of course, but if he doesn't miss as many bats this year, it could make for a long season.