Yesterday we looked at the Starting 9 with a fun Over/Under game and today we'll check out the starting pitchers. Basically you just put in the comments the numbers and whether you think the player will be under or over in 2010. Tomorrow we'll finish with the bullpen, the coaches and the bench but let's get going with the pitchers (with details about the numbers in parentheses):
1. CC Sabathia - 19 wins (his win total from last year)
2. A.J. Burnett - 29 starts (his average amount of starts the past 5 seasons)
3. Andy Pettitte - 1/2 a run difference between his home and road ERA (his home ERA was 0.88 runs worse last season)
4. Javier Vazquez - 16 wins (his career-high mark set in 2001)
5. Javier Vazquez - 198 IP (his decade-low mark set in 2004 with Yankees)
6. Joba Chamberlain - 22 starts (his average the past two seasons)
7. Phil Hughes - 4.50 ERA as a starter (his career mark as a starter is 5.22)
8. Alfredo Aceves - 5 starts (his career total)
9. Sergio Mitre + Chad Gaudin - 9 starts combined (9 was Mitre's total alone last season)
And now a few non-stat related ones:
10. CC Sabathia - 4th in the Cy Young voting (his finish last season and "over would be mean better and "under" would mean worse)
11. Javier Vazquez - 1.5 times per game 2004 ALCS Game 7 shot of Vazquez shown
12. A.J. Burnett - 10 pies in the face after game-winning hits (the Yankees had 15 game-winning hits last season)
13. CC Sabathia- 290 pounds (his "official" weight)
14. Other starters - 3 starts by other pitchers than the 9 listed above
15. Andy Pettitte - 10 starts until a New York newspaper suggests he's "done"
Put your thoughts in the comments below. I'll tally up the results and we'll see how we did in October.
Picture from the New York Times
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
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I'll start out the answers again today:
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2. Under
3. Over
4. Under
5. Over
6. Under
7. Over
8. Under
9. Over
10. Over
11. Under
12. Over
13. Over
14. Over
15. Under
1. Over
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3. Over
4. Under
5. Over
6. Under
7. Under
8. Over
9. Over
10. Over
11. Under (Except against the Sox and when Johnny Damon bats for the Tigers)
12. Way Under!!!
13. Over
14. Over
15. Under
When you say "way under" for #12, what do you think the total is going to be?
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