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Pastimes : Major League Baseball (MLB)

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From: spitsong9/11/2011 2:07:23 PM
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2011 NL Cy Young contenders

Leaders             W-L   CG   IP    BB   K    ERA  WHIP   BAA  WAR  comments
----------------- ----- -- ----- -- --- ---- ---- ---- --- --------------------------------------
Clayton Kershaw 18-5 5 213.2 51 231 2.36 1.00 .210 5.9 Phenomenal breakout year
Roy Halladay 17-5 7 210.2 29 204 2.44 1.05 .243 6.5 A close second
Cliff Lee 16-7 6 210.2 42 211 2.44 1.03 .227 6.3 Not leading any single category

Not quite W-L CG IP BB K ERA WHIP BAA WAR comments
----------------- ----- -- ----- -- --- ---- ---- ---- --- --------------------------------------
Cole Hamels 14-7 3 194.0 40 171 2.60 0.95 .207 5.4 3 of the top 4 contenders are Phils

Also ran W-L CG IP BB K ERA WHIP BAA WAR comments
----------------- ----- -- ----- -- --- ---- ---- ---- --- --------------------------------------
Tim Lincecum 12-12 1 198.0 79 206 2.68 1.19 .216 4.4 Like Lincecum, Giants are 2011 also-rans
Matt Cain 11-10 1 203.0 53 164 2.84 1.06 .218 3.9 Ditto
Ian Kennedy 19-4 1 202.0 51 178 2.90 1.11 .231 4.8 "The stone that the builder refused"
Tim Hudson 14-9 1 189.0 51 136 3.14 1.13 .231 3.2 For real
Shawn Marcum 12-6 0 183.0 53 145 3.25 1.12 .223 3.7 Badly outmatched by Halladay

WAR is from baseball-reference.com: baseball-reference.com
Little change-up here … with the AL Cy Young already all but decided, I can take a whack at the much more competitive NL race. I don't see nearly as much of NL pitchers and feel less qualified to comment, but their stats, at least, are readily available. Nice to see Tim Hudson doing well for the Braves (again!) this year … he kind of disappeared from my radar since leaving the A's.

Seven flippin' years ago. Oy.

Johnny Cueto, Ryan Vogelsong, and Jair Jurrjens would also be in the mix if they'd pitched more innings.
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