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  • Brock Landers
    SBR Aristocracy
    • 06-30-08
    • 45359

    #1
    2010 Yankees 1st team since...
    1971 Orioles to have 3 pitchers with 11+ wins at all star break. (they ended up with 4 20 game winners! Cuellar, Palmer, Dobson, and McNally), but lost the WS in 7 to Pittsburgh.

    I'm a baseball historian, and this is impressive...

    Jimenez on track to win 30 games too, Not accomplished once since Denny McClain in 1968! 15-1, VERY impressive
  • dollarbill
    SBR MVP
    • 03-22-09
    • 1285

    #2
    I'll predict only ONE of these Spankees finish with 20 plus and his last name won't begin with an "S" This guy with the heat in the East may suffer from Heat Exhaustion unless he drops about 20lbs!
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    • Pharieswheel
      SBR Sharp
      • 05-02-10
      • 360

      #3
      The smart play is go to a card shop, and buy as many rookie cards of Jimenez as you can now!!! If by some chance he breaks the record his card value will 10X (a rookie winning 30 games)
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      • jackpot269
        SBR Posting Legend
        • 09-24-07
        • 12842

        #4
        And if he goes on to have a great career and this year is not just luck !!
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        • lunchbawks
          SBR Posting Legend
          • 01-31-10
          • 12873

          #5
          the yankees are stupid good this year
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          • southpaw74
            SBR Hall of Famer
            • 12-21-09
            • 7104

            #6
            Hard to argue with those stats! We will have to see how second half plays out though. Good info Brock
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            • HedgeHog
              SBR Posting Legend
              • 09-11-07
              • 10128

              #7
              I actually remember the '71 Orioles. One of the best teams to not win the WS.
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              • Chi_archie
                SBR Aristocracy
                • 07-22-08
                • 63167

                #8
                Jimenez not really on track for 30, as the all-star break is not the exact halfway point of the year

                He is actually on track for 28


                But I don't see him breaking 25.... let's say 24-5 to finish the year
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                • SportsPicks3434
                  Restricted User
                  • 05-20-10
                  • 1338

                  #9
                  Originally posted by Brock Landers
                  1971 Orioles to have 3 pitchers with 11+ wins at all star break. (they ended up with 4 20 game winners! Cuellar, Palmer, Dobson, and McNally), but lost the WS in 7 to Pittsburgh.

                  I'm a baseball historian, and this is impressive...

                  Jimenez on track to win 30 games too, Not accomplished once since Denny McClain in 1968! 15-1, VERY impressive
                  Sounds like you watch ESPN.
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                  • Brock Landers
                    SBR Aristocracy
                    • 06-30-08
                    • 45359

                    #10
                    Originally posted by HedgeHog
                    I actually remember the '71 Orioles. One of the best teams to not win the WS.
                    They went to 3 staight series...69, 70, 71, only won in 1970. Very easily could have won all three.
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                    • Brock Landers
                      SBR Aristocracy
                      • 06-30-08
                      • 45359

                      #11
                      Originally posted by Chi_archie
                      Jimenez not really on track for 30, as the all-star break is not the exact halfway point of the year He is actually on track for 28 But I don't see him breaking 25.... let's say 24-5 to finish the year
                      they need to throw him in to vulture some wins in September if possible, get him 30 wins!

                      closest has been Bob Welch in 1990 with 27 wins!
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                      • starfire
                        SBR Posting Legend
                        • 03-24-10
                        • 17045

                        #12
                        Brock no Rubber band hr derby pick?
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                        • Chi_archie
                          SBR Aristocracy
                          • 07-22-08
                          • 63167

                          #13
                          does Jimenez finish with 30 or more wins this year? I say no +2500
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                          • Willie Bee
                            SBR Posting Legend
                            • 02-14-06
                            • 15726

                            #14
                            Originally posted by Brock Landers
                            They went to 3 staight series...69, 70, 71, only won in 1970. Very easily could have won all three.
                            Just saw an old interview with Brooks Robinson this weekend on ESPN Classic. He noted that the O's won the two World Series they weren't supposed to and lost the two they were favored to win. That includes the '66 Series when they were big 'dogs to the LA Dodgers. If you ever want to read about great team pitching performances in a World Series, start with 1966.
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                            • Brock Landers
                              SBR Aristocracy
                              • 06-30-08
                              • 45359

                              #15
                              Originally posted by Willie Bee
                              Just saw an old interview with Brooks Robinson this weekend on ESPN Classic. He noted that the O's won the two World Series they weren't supposed to and lost the two they were favored to win. That includes the '66 Series when they were big 'dogs to the LA Dodgers. If you ever want to read about great team pitching performances in a World Series, start with 1966.
                              good stiff Willie

                              Archie, I doubt he does it, but would love to see him get close and get used in relief in September to vulture a game or two

                              See Denny McClain's stats from 1968

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                              • Chi_archie
                                SBR Aristocracy
                                • 07-22-08
                                • 63167

                                #16
                                Jimenez only as 15 starts left this year, maybe 16

                                Brock, if Colorado is in the chase for the pennant/wild card to the end like it looks like they will be, you could see Jimenez come in a crucial moment in the few games if it was literally neck and neck for a spot and they were playing the team they were chasing the playoffs with.

                                but I don't see them taking a chance with such a valuable arm, by throwing him out there extra... its not just the risk injury....but especially right before the playoffs why would you take a chance in burning your #1 starter out
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