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JFlight21 Wrote:Lately the Marlin's rotation hasn't been that good. Johnson and Olsen have been awful in August.
Johnson's been pitching well. Seven earned runs in 19 innings in his last three starts. Did get roughed up in his first start in August.
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the mets? i wasn't aware that they had a rotation. umm, other than pedro (when healthy) who's better than anyone we have? maybe the 3 stooges who comprise the back of that rotation.
I think head to head, our rotation is better than the dodgers.
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the giants have the second best starting rotation ERA in baseball.
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GDawgs88
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flyingswoosh Wrote:the giants have the second best starting rotation ERA in baseball.
Although it took a hit tonight with us beating the hell out of Schmidt. ;-)
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GDawgs88 Wrote:flyingswoosh Wrote:the giants have the second best starting rotation ERA in baseball.
Although it took a hit tonight with us beating the hell out of Schmidt. ;-)
 i'll be glad to see him leave. he lost the title of ace a few starts ago. hopefully lincecum will be able to replace him.
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flyingswoosh Wrote:GDawgs88 Wrote:flyingswoosh Wrote:the giants have the second best starting rotation ERA in baseball.
Although it took a hit tonight with us beating the hell out of Schmidt. ;-)
i'll be glad to see him leave. he lost the title of ace a few starts ago. hopefully lincecum will be able to replace him.
Linecum certainly looks like a stud, he is dominating in high a. Should be up sometime in the middle of next year.
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Schmidt's still a stud. I wouldn't mind seeing the Braves make a play for him this offseason. Maybe a one or two year deal.
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GDawgs88 Wrote:Schmidt's still a stud. I wouldn't mind seeing the Braves make a play for him this offseason. Maybe a one or two year deal.
the problem with him is, he's injury prone, he has no guts and while he's a very good pitcher, he's not quite what he was before that groin injury 2 years ago. also, if he has a good september, he's gonna demand at least 4 years, 52 mil.
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Any team that gives him 4/52 is absurd. I'd give him that much for one or two years, maybe, but not four. Then again, I guess when a guy like A.J. Burnett who's done absolutely nothing substantial in the majors can get a big contract, a guy who's actually accomplished something like Schmidt should be able to get a king's ransom.
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you'd be hard pressed to find a pitcher who'd take a one or two year deal.
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