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horseofcourse · #1 04-20-2011, 10:45 PM

Ho hum clyde, just another win. Clockwork. The midget KC lefty reliever will be having continual nightmares seeing Jack Hannahan. The big news is Tony Sipp actually struggled. He was smart enough to struggle with a 7-2 lead however so the bullpen even knows when it is proper to struggle, that's how good they are. my cousin vinny, r perez, joe smith and c perez all lights out once again though. Bat Masterson now 4-0 trying to keep up with the two Angel starters in the Cy Young race.

horseofcourse · #2 04-20-2011, 11:00 PM

...this good....I've been trying to talk about how good this guy is...this guy below does it better.

. If you think that C. Perez – he of the wild hair, the braggadocios Twitter account, and the direct path from the mound towards home after every pitch – is just “sound and fury, signifying nothing”, realize that since the beginning of last season, Pure Rage has a 1.54 ERA, a 1.02 WHIP and has struck out nearly a batter an inning en route to 29 saves. Chris F. Perez hasn’t allowed an earned run since August 6th of last year, when he allowed 2 earned runs. Those 2 earned runs are the only ones that he’s allowed since the end of June last year.

Let me re-state that in different terms so it isn’t lost on anyone – in his last 41 1/3 IP over his last 40 games, Chris Perez has allowed 2 earned runs. That’s a 0.43 ERA for a 25-year-old that the Indians control THROUGH the 2014 season…all for ½ of a season of Mark DeRosa.

SCUDSBROTHER · #3 04-21-2011, 10:31 PM

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Originally Posted by horseofcourse

...this good....I've been trying to talk about how good this guy is...this guy below does it better.

. If you think that C. Perez – he of the wild hair, the braggadocios Twitter account, and the direct path from the mound towards home after every pitch – is just “sound and fury, signifying nothing”, realize that since the beginning of last season, Pure Rage has a 1.54 ERA, a 1.02 WHIP and has struck out nearly a batter an inning en route to 29 saves. Chris F. Perez hasn’t allowed an earned run since August 6th of last year, when he allowed 2 earned runs. Those 2 earned runs are the only ones that he’s allowed since the end of June last year.

Let me re-state that in different terms so it isn’t lost on anyone – in his last 41 1/3 IP over his last 40 games, Chris Perez has allowed 2 earned runs. That’s a 0.43 ERA for a 25-year-old that the Indians control THROUGH the 2014 season…all for ½ of a season of Mark DeRosa.

You so mushed that poor man. So many pitchers get'n burned on 0-2 counts today.

horseofcourse · #4 04-22-2011, 09:17 AM

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Originally Posted by SCUDSBROTHER

You so mushed that poor man. So many pitchers get'n burned on 0-2 counts today.

WE can now say C Perez has given up 2 earned runs in his last 0.33 innings pitched.

horseofcourse · #5 04-28-2011, 09:12 PM

First bullet of their recent drafts on Saturday. Alex White, the 2009 number 1 pick gets the start. He's been dominant in AAA this year...hits upper 90s on the gun. They're loaded with power arms in the minors. Tomlin and Carrasco are just precursars to the real good ones coming up soon. They're higher on Pomeranz (last year's number one) than White even.

horseofcourse · #6 04-30-2011, 12:37 AM

11 straight at home now. 17-8 with Santana still below the Mendoza line. That's scary. He has homered in two straight including walk off granny tonight so perhaps he is finally coming around. Choo is starting to hit and Sizemore has been ludicrous since his return. Jean Gomez is not very good. Talbot and/or Carrasco have to come back soon. Can't wait to see what White does Saturday.

horseofcourse · #7 05-02-2011, 09:06 AM

completed their 5th sweep of the season on May 1st. Next....

(actually tough road test in Oakland and LA. best starting staffs in all of baseball)

clyde · #8 04-21-2011, 12:01 PM

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Originally Posted by horseofcourse

Ho hum clyde, just another win. Clockwork. The midget KC lefty reliever will be having continual nightmares seeing Jack Hannahan. The big news is Tony Sipp actually struggled. He was smart enough to struggle with a 7-2 lead however so the bullpen even knows when it is proper to struggle, that's how good they are. my cousin vinny, r perez, joe smith and c perez all lights out once again though. Bat Masterson now 4-0 trying to keep up with the two Angel starters in the Cy Young race.

It's beginning to be something out of Major League-----reality warping through from fiction,but that's good if not spooky.

I don't think I'll be here for the ride much more if at all.Did read your C/Pz statistical analysis.Amazing stuff.Thanks so much.

So far this is a big deal with one of the lowest paid teams in baseball;that it's Cleveland obviously makes it that much better.One last thing, I think Brantley could well wind up the overall star of the position players by years end.