October 2, 200718 yr Author Isn't it both? They count it as a regular season game, but they also list 1999 as the last year the Reds played in the Post season. Somebody needs to make up their mind, and decide which one it is. It shouldn't be, IMO...
October 2, 200718 yr Author Interesting stat: This season Jose Reyes had 78 steals and the Fathers had 55...total...
October 2, 200718 yr It shouldn't be, IMO... I can't see how its the playoffs since you're allowed to have 40 men on the team.
October 2, 200718 yr Well whether it is or not, will tonight's performance cost Jake Peavy the Cy Young?
October 2, 200718 yr Well whether it is or not, will tonight's performance cost Jake Peavy the Cy Young? No. The voters look at 3 main stats - wins, strikeouts, and ERA. I think he's first in all 3 - the trifecta.
October 2, 200718 yr I can't see how its the playoffs since you're allowed to have 40 men on the team. I didn't say playoffs, I said post season.
October 2, 200718 yr I didn't say playoffs, I said post season. Then I guess it depends on what the definition of is is.:lol:
October 2, 200718 yr Author Cameron enters the game as a pinch-runner with a jacked up thumb and continues to play in the outfield. I like Mike...but I still want the Rockies to win...
October 2, 200718 yr No. The voters look at 3 main stats - wins, strikeouts, and ERA. I think he's first in all 3 - the trifecta. I do think that Peavy will win it, but you have to wonder if Webb might surprise some people again this year. Webb had 4 complete games to none for Peavy, and 3 shutouts to obviously none for Peavy. Webb also had the 44 plus inning scoreless streak. I think that alone might steal him some votes from Peavy.
October 2, 200718 yr I do think that Peavy will win it, but you have to wonder if Webb might surprise some people again this year. Webb had 4 complete games to none for Peavy, and 3 shutouts to obviously none for Peavy. Webb also had the 44 plus inning scoreless streak. I think that alone might steal him some votes from Peavy. I'm curious - why would it be "obviously none" for Peavy when it comes to shutouts?
October 2, 200718 yr I'm curious - why would it be "obviously none" for Peavy when it comes to shutouts? Well if he had no complete games like I stated, shouldn't it be obvious that he wouldn't have a shutout.
October 2, 200718 yr Well if he had no complete games like I stated, shouldn't it be obvious that he wouldn't have a shutout. You should be impressed at my typing abilities considering the egg that is covering my face.
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