So, how many posters think Cueto with 2 Major League starts, should be in the Top 5?
Can't wait for this either.
chipski
SBR MVP
11-16-07
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you sound like a drama queen
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austintx05
SBR MVP
08-24-06
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Originally posted by chipski
you sound like a drama queen
nope, just pointing out how many clueless idiots run around here at SBR. Peeps think they know about the current topic, but they don't.
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chipski
SBR MVP
11-16-07
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#4
Not sure what you mean by top 5 really . A guy can average getting 7 runs a game when he starts , bullpen above average and the closer getting the job done . Cueto could pitch great all year and be one of the memorable rookies . Why would you doubt this rookie ? If he played for the RSox or Yankees he would be looked at differently ?
He may not get as many wins because of the Reds bullpen and lack of run production . This reflects on his numbers . Instead of being up 5 -0 with no pressure he may be in alot of pressure situations in tighter games or playing from behind . Who knows , there are more factors than just the #s come seasons end .
The guy has electric stuff , why not root for him , he could be the rookie of the year in the NL . My brother drafted him in fantasy , so I root for him .
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austintx05
SBR MVP
08-24-06
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#5
he isn't proven yet, thats the point.
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ChuteBoxe
SBR Hall of Famer
11-21-07
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Whoever thinks he's the 5th best pitcher in the Major Leagues is a moron. Top 50 MAYBE. Kid should turn out to be an excellent pitcher, especially considering how young he is, but he's played 2 games.
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accuscoresucks
SBR Hall of Famer
11-03-07
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#7
that mf is still wet behind the ears
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Wyndham
SBR Wise Guy
02-09-08
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OP's point is a good one. People are unbelievably premature. Best example is in the NFL where a rookie is a bust after seven or eight games of not lighting the world on fire.