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Sox pitching by the numbers...


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QUOTE (Balta1701 @ Apr 30, 2014 -> 07:35 PM)
Because it's really hard to do. Scherzer is about the only one that fits that description.

 

It's really hard to win a World Series too. You have to break a few eggs to make an omlet.

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QUOTE (southsider2k5 @ Apr 29, 2014 -> 12:14 PM)
Some interesting numbers for Sox pitching to this point in the season.

 

Overall ERA 28th- 4.91

Starters ERA 28th- 5.01

Relievers ERA 26th- 4.74

Walks 30th- 125 (next is TOR with 108)

K's 28th - 171

Hits allowed 28th - 249

Forced GIDP 2nd - 28

WP 29th - 19

GB outs 4th - 279

HR against 6th- 19

 

Sox first AL team with 54 games played.

 

Overall ERA 4.54

Starters ERA 4.92

Bullpen ERA 3.90 (Games 28-54: 3.08 over 90.2 innings)

 

Sox are very fortunate to be 27-27 with all of the injuries, especially Sale missing 5 starts. Him missing starts and the rain last night probably put 20 more innings on the bullpen alone.

 

Edit: they changed that play in KC that was obviously an error on Beckham. Saved Carroll an earnie.

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