But seriously, he is a nice under-the-radar gem that keeps making me money. (sadly, one of the few that have done that for me this year )
Pauulzcappin
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#2
his fastball sucks dick. his off-speed stuff is really good though.
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LT Profits
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#3
Originally posted by Pauulzcappin
his fastball sucks dick. his off-speed stuff is really good though.
He knows what he is doing, 144 strikeouts vs. 40 walks in 142 innings.
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LT Profits
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Actually his average velocity of 91.4 MPH is the highest of his career (did someone whisper PED?...shhh)
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Pauulzcappin
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#5
Originally posted by LT Profits
Actually his average velocity of 91.4 MPH is the highest of his career (did someone whisper PED?...shhh)
it just seems that he doesn't always have control of that. whenever i watch him it's always his curveball that gets the job done. really above average curveball.
i'm actually trying to find a fangraphs section where they have pitchers and their pitches measured by average
Opponents batting .145 off of his curve with a K-rate of 50%.
And he throws it like 72 MPH.
it's disgusting. kid can throw offspeed
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44 Mag
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Originally posted by LT Profits
But seriously, he is a nice under-the-radar gem that keeps making me money. (sadly, one of the few that have done that for me this year )
Who is he??? Who does he play for????
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daneblazer
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#9
Houston has some good pitchers and prospects. Their time is coming soon.
The kid they have going today, Tropeano, could be pretty good as well.
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teaserpleaser
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#10
Astros are getting close you can see the improvement
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LT Profits
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#11
Originally posted by 44 Mag
Who is he??? Who does he play for????
'Stros. Look up his stats when you get a minute.
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Big Bear
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#12
Originally posted by LT Profits
But seriously, he is a nice under-the-radar gem that keeps making me money. (sadly, one of the few that have done that for me this year )
how much money has he made u?
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LT Profits
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#13
Originally posted by Big Bear
how much money has he made u?
Had him three of the last four times he has won including last night, all at +odds. Before that, couldn't tell you exactly but I do remember betting him a few times earlier on.
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xraygord
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09-18-09
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#14
That guys sucks balls...lol
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LT Profits
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#15
Originally posted by xraygord
That guys sucks balls...lol
McHugh should qualify for the ERA title by the end of the year, he would be sixth in the American League right now at 2.79 along with a 1.04 WHIP and the excellent K/BB ratio I posted earlier. Most importantly has has now allowed two runs or less in eight straight starts including allowing one run in six of them. Far from sucking balls.
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greenhippo
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xray buried beyond reproach .
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Mr KLC
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Luhnow got this one right. the kid had lost his first eight decisions before the Astros picked him up off the scrap heap.
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laclippers504
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#18
Wish Bo Porter was still the manager
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Mr KLC
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#19
Originally posted by laclippers504
Wish Bo Porter was still the manager
I like Bo also. I have to admit though, that the team is a lot looser since he left. if the Astros win today, that means they won consecutive series against the Angels, the Athletics, and the Mariners. that speaks volumes.
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CarterTown
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#20
Yea they have adapted well to the AL. They would be in second place in the nl central.
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BarkingToad
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#21
Kluber or Felix for CY.
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ApricotSinner32
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it just seems that he doesn't always have control of that. whenever i watch him it's always his curveball that gets the job done. really above average curveball.
i'm actually trying to find a fangraphs section where they have pitchers and their pitches measured by average
sharp post guy
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teaserpleaser
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#23
at some point altuve is going to be a dodger i'm 92% certain he'll look good in that dodger blue
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LT Profits
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#24
Originally posted by BarkingToad
Kluber or Felix for CY.
Obviously Felix, I was obviously joking.
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BarkingToad
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#25
Mr McHugh is pitching tonight at home as only a slight favorite.
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Pauulzcappin
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#26
Originally posted by BarkingToad
Mr McHugh is pitching tonight at home as only a slight favorite.
because houston
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LT Profits
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#27
Actually close to -120 and even -122 at Pinny vs. a team still in wild card contention mathematically. I am passing as of now.
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LT Profits
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#28
McHugh went 6.2 innings Monday without allowing any earned runs. He needs 13.1 innings in his last two starts to be qualified to be ranked with league leaders, his ERA is now at 2.66.
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SBRMAN23
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Left with an injury to non throwing hand hope hes ok got me a win in playoffs this wk kid is pitching light out
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LT Profits
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#30
Originally posted by SBRMAN23
Left with an injury to non throwing hand hope hes ok got me a win in playoffs this wk kid is pitching light out
Astros don't expect him to miss a start.
Collin McHugh left Monday's start versus the Indians with a bruised left forearm.
McHugh took a comebacker off the bat of Lonnie Chisenhall to force his exit. He was in the midst of another excellent outing, yielding just one unearned run on five hits and no walks while striking out seven. The Astros expect McHugh to be ready for his next start.
Source: Brian McTaggart on Twitter
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Pauulzcappin
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#31
Originally posted by LT Profits
Astros don't expect him to miss a start.
Collin McHugh left Monday's start versus the Indians with a bruised left forearm.
McHugh took a comebacker off the bat of Lonnie Chisenhall to force his exit. He was in the midst of another excellent outing, yielding just one unearned run on five hits and no walks while striking out seven. The Astros expect McHugh to be ready for his next start.
Source: Brian McTaggart on Twitter
how many starts does he have left? Two might be enough to reach the innings needed to qualify.
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LT Profits
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#32
Originally posted by Pauulzcappin
how many starts does he have left? Two might be enough to reach the innings needed to qualify.
Yes, read what I wrote: He needs 13.1 innings in his last two starts....
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Pauulzcappin
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04-23-10
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#33
Sorry, just got up
Yeah, he should get it then
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LordVodka
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#34
Guy is great and nobody knows about him cause of the team he's in. This guy in NY would be dating supermodels already.
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Ghenghis Kahn
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#35
houston's been a money maker as of late. remember last year when they were the worst team in the league?