I was just thinking about this as Bell gags on another save opportunity. Do good fat pitchers even exist? I know Bell and Billingsley have pretty much been as bad as anyone this year.
Are there any good fat pitchers?
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No coincidencesSBR Aristocracy
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#1Are there any good fat pitchers?Tags: None -
mbs4SBR Sharp- 05-14-10
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#2David WellsComment -
2daBankSBR Aristocracy- 01-26-09
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#3CC good and also fat..Comment -
No coincidencesSBR Aristocracy
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#4Yeah, CC's one.Originally posted by 2daBankCC good and also fat..Comment -
aznbluffSBR Wise Guy
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#5CC is the one that comes to mind for me alsoComment -
pacocnSBR Posting Legend
- 07-05-10
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#6N.C. i throw a decent knuckleball with a tennis ball,
after my daschund has retrieved it at least 3x.Comment -
2daBankSBR Aristocracy- 01-26-09
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#7king felix not exactly skinny...not sure if you would call him fat tho..Comment -
aznbluffSBR Wise Guy
- 07-24-08
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#8True there's a lot of pitchers with that kind of body but I wouldn't exactly call him fat eitherOriginally posted by 2daBankking felix not exactly skinny...not sure if you would call him fat tho..Comment -
hrgonz0SBR High Roller
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#9Livan Hernandez - is he even still around? Perhaps not good, but solid for sure.Comment -
AllureSBR Hall of Famer
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#10Of course he is, with his nasty 20 mph curve ball.Originally posted by hrgonz0Livan Hernandez - is he even still around? Perhaps not good, but solid for sure.Comment -
sportsguy04SBR Posting Legend
- 10-21-08
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#11He sucks now. He gave up 6 runs in one inning with the braves when I was on Toronto. $$ makerOriginally posted by hrgonz0Livan Hernandez - is he even still around? Perhaps not good, but solid for sure.Comment -
pacocnSBR Posting Legend
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#12Vicente PadillaComment -
2daBankSBR Aristocracy- 01-26-09
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#13helps when ump calls a strike on a 2-1 count with bases juiced that was 6 fukkin inches off the plate..Originally posted by pacocnVicente PadillaComment -
pacocnSBR Posting Legend
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#14I've always told the wife that 6 inches ain't bad.Originally posted by 2daBankhelps when ump calls a strike on a 2-1 count with bases juiced that was 6 fukkin inches off the plate..Comment -
TheBackSBR Wise Guy
- 03-26-12
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#15None that ever pitched for my home team. As an Orioles fan the only fat pitchers that i have ever seen pitch for my home team is Sydney Ponson and Rocky Coppinger. So u can understand why i am prejudice agianst fat pitchers. I mean christ i remember seeing Rocky Coppinger eat his way out of MLB. I mean this guy got fatter with each start.Comment -
Chi_archieSBR Aristocracy
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#16not answering exactly.... but last year's Yankees main starting rotation of CC, Nova, AJ, Garcia, Colon whom started 143/162 games.
had an average Weight HIGHER than the Pittsburgh Steeler Steel Curtain in the their football peak!Comment -
SpedizzoSBR MVP
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#17Even CC is average at best. If it wasn't for his fukkin insane run support that the Yankees pull through for him with then he would be gaaaahhhbage.Comment -
Chi_archieSBR Aristocracy
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#18Most Closers are very big men. A big guy will have a more durable arm and can pitcher longer into his career with a high 90's fastball. Its just physics. Tall and large structure, and many of them like Bobby Jenks for instance, fill that frame out with alot of extra fat.
for every 1 Tom Gordon type you'll have 10 Broxton typesComment -
Chi_archieSBR Aristocracy
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#19Originally posted by SpedizzoEven CC is average at best. If it wasn't for his fukkin insane run support that the Yankees pull through for him with then he would be gaaaahhhbage.
right NOW CC is still above avg. But career wise, (he's always been fat) He has been WAY above averageComment -
SpedizzoSBR MVP
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#20I say right now he is average, but he has been way above average. I guess I am just hatin' because he seems to give up 15 runs in the first inning every single time I am on his side.Comment -
Chi_archieSBR Aristocracy
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#21yeah that would be an opinion with observer biasOriginally posted by SpedizzoI say right now he is average, but he has been way above average. I guess I am just hatin' because he seems to give up 15 runs in the first inning every single time I am on his side.
fact is that the league average for ERA is 4.04 and CC's is 3.45 He is also 12th in all of MLB with 105 SO'sComment -
taxe91SBR Wise Guy
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#22give him a chance hes a great pitcher. to put up the numbers he does in hitters parks like yankee stadium, against offenses like texas/boston, i think hes actually fairly underrated.Originally posted by SpedizzoEven CC is average at best. If it wasn't for his fukkin insane run support that the Yankees pull through for him with then he would be gaaaahhhbage.
i reckon if he stayed with the brewers he would've won 3+ cy youngs by now.
these are his numbers from his short stint in the NL:
11-2 record, 1.65 ERA, 7 complete games and 3 shutouts amongst those. and he only made 17 starts!
he would destroy those NL lineupsComment -
2daBankSBR Aristocracy- 01-26-09
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#23am i hallucinating or did someone call CC avg?
GTFOH ....that is like calling CC skinny...Comment -
Bob LoblawSBR MVP
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#24Haha, you're insane. I hate CC but the dude can pitch. He can pitch in his current surroundings but if you were to put him in San Fran for example, he would flat out dominate.Originally posted by SpedizzoEven CC is average at best. If it wasn't for his fukkin insane run support that the Yankees pull through for him with then he would be gaaaahhhbage.Comment -
Chi_archieSBR Aristocracy
- 07-22-08
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#25if you want further details Bob has all the stats and trends on this on his attorney at sports blog.
bob loblaw law blog.com
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Bob LoblawSBR MVP
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#26You sir, are a mouthfullOriginally posted by Chi_archieif you want further details Bob has all the stats and trends on this on his attorney at sports blog.
bob loblaw law blog.com
gosh I miss arrested developmentComment -
pacocnSBR Posting Legend
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#27Lets don't forget the Late Rod Beck and the Fu Manchu Stache
RIP Rod.Comment -
Chi_archieSBR Aristocracy
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#28well if we are digging historically.
Luis Tiant and Babe Ruth (though he wasn't fat then)Comment -
yismanSBR Aristocracy
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#29CC has been fat his whole career.[quote=jjgold;5683305]I win again like usual
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[quote=Whippit;7921056]miami won't lose a single eastern conference game through end of season[/quote]Comment -
darrell74SBR Posting Legend
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#30Burrito colon can get you inningsComment -
MikeZaWSBR Sharp
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#31Anyone remember Bob Wickman .... lolComment -
No coincidencesSBR Aristocracy
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#32Bell ate one too many tubs of KFC before this game.Comment -
Vinnie PazSBR Posting Legend
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#33Sorry but cueto is fat....Comment -
No coincidencesSBR Aristocracy
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#34He's on the heavy side, but only 220.Originally posted by Vinnie PazSorry but cueto is fat....Comment -
Vinnie PazSBR Posting Legend
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#35Bell lookin like hes bout to hurl that gravy up
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