CFP wrote:Gammons coming up at 4 on ESPNews
The Red Tornado wrote:CFP wrote:Gammons coming up at 4 on ESPNews
he'll claim that the Sox are the verge of trading for Halliday
FTN wrote:His numbers at ESPN
GB:FB
2004: .53
2005: .57
2006: .51
2007: .60
2008: .87
2009: .87
Thats better, but hes still a flyball pitcher. Compare that to Hamels
0.72
0.79
0.70
0.77
Very similar pitchers. Lee will be helped by a great defense behind him, but he'll still give up home runs.
ek wrote:anybody post that stark reported on espnews that the phillies actually pulled Drabek and Donald out of any deal?
Baseball sources indicate that the Phillies might be able to pry Lee away from Cleveland with a package of second-tier prospects like Carlos Carrasco and Jason Donald (by second-tier, I mean not phenoms like Kyle Drabek and Dominic Brown).
MattS wrote:eric seidman has written a lot about cliff lee and he says that lee changed his approach before 2008 and that he thinks most of the improvement in groundball rate is going to stay. it seems to have anyway. he's definitely a different pitcher than hamels. he has walked fewer and struck out fewer guys. i would think he's probably not as good as his ERA (3.17) but he's not much worse, maybe mid 3s.