Who Deserves to Win the NL Cy Young?

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  • dlunc3
    SBR Hall of Famer
    • 10-31-09
    • 9129

    #141
    Originally posted by t-wizzle
    When it comes time for the Cy Young, voters are not going to look back and say "oh remember on september 14 when kershaw only threw 5 shutout innings (after being ejected) and halladay threw a shutout" .... seriously bro be objective. Don't let your philly bias get in the way. As much as I want Lee or Halladay to win, I think Kershaw has an edge right now.
    No, but what they will look at is innings pitched and complete games.. which yes, this game in-particular played part in both...
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    • t-wizzle
      BARRELED IN @ SBR!
      • 12-18-09
      • 38099

      #142
      dlunc, you know that they all have the same amount of innings pitched right? oh wait nevermind, kershaw is 1 inning short
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      • Blackroc78
        SBR MVP
        • 08-15-11
        • 1189

        #143
        Clayton
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        • dlunc3
          SBR Hall of Famer
          • 10-31-09
          • 9129

          #144
          Originally posted by t-wizzle
          dlunc, you know that they all have the same amount of innings pitched right? oh wait nevermind, kershaw is 1 inning short
          Doc has had one less start bc of the rainouts the phills have had ... So he has more innings pitched per start.. only one less overall in less games
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          • stevenash
            Moderator
            • 01-17-11
            • 65723

            #145
            It's Kershaw, doesn't matter he pitches for a middle of the pack team.
            The Cy Young award is for the best pitcher is each league, period, not the best pitcher on a team that is going to the playoffs, etc. etc.

            The best pitcher this season in the NL is Kershaw.
            He has the best earned run average, it's not a big lead, but it's the best.
            (Don't give me "look at the division he pitches in crap either)
            He's tied with Cole for the best WH/IP for any starter in the league.
            He's tied with Kennedy for the most pitching wins in the league.
            He has the most strikeouts in the league.

            There is no debate, he leads or is tied for the lead in virtually every pitching category the voters look at.
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            • dlunc3
              SBR Hall of Famer
              • 10-31-09
              • 9129

              #146
              The "look at his divison" crap might not mean anything to you, but you are not the one voting.. that fact may be a deciding factor if in the end they have the same amount of wins and a basically identical era.. if doc has a full 9 innings more pitched in the same amount of games, but kershaw has a better whip, then yea, the divison they play in and the team going to the post season, unfortunately, will need to come into play.. and if it does, doc will get the nod. Hopefully one other the other emerges as a heavy favorite in the last few weeks so thay the decision is a no brainer..
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              • InTheDrink
                SBR Posting Legend
                • 11-23-09
                • 23983

                #147
                cliff lee is likely to once again get fukked by voters for low win totals

                best pitcher in the nl easy (when strasburg gets shut down after 160)
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                • PhillyFlyers
                  SBR Hall of Famer
                  • 09-27-11
                  • 8245

                  #148
                  Cliff Lee is easily the best pitcher in the NL.

                  If I remember correctly, he has the lowest run support among all NL starters this season.

                  Fukkin guy has an ERA of less than 2 and no wins to show for it because the Phillies can't score for him.

                  If he was on the Yankees he would be undefeated.
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                  • KingJD31
                    SBR Hall of Famer
                    • 11-04-11
                    • 8167

                    #149
                    Originally posted by PhillyFlyers
                    Cliff Lee is easily the best pitcher in the NL.

                    If I remember correctly, he has the lowest run support among all NL starters this season.

                    Fukkin guy has an ERA of less than 2 and no wins to show for it because the Phillies can't score for him.

                    If he was on the Yankees he would be undefeated.
                    you know there are other teams besides the flyers sixers and Phillies right
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