Okay...just responding to say I won't respond since I won't put up $1000
My Modestly Endowed Unit size is max $100 and I'd need 3x1 given the current standings and the agreeable bets I've already accepted.
Don't even respond to my non-response unless you're willing to descend to the $100 range at 3x1
My Modestly Endowed Unit size is max $100 and I'd need 3x1 given the current standings and the agreeable bets I've already accepted.
Don't even respond to my non-response unless you're willing to descend to the $100 range at 3x1
Big nights by Jason Bay -- four hits, three RBIs; Jacoby Ellsbury four hits, on base five times, three RBIs; three hits by Dustin Pedroia and a pair of hits and two RBIs by Kevin Youkilis gave the Red Sox an 11-3 win over the lowly Washington Nationals in front of a sellout crowd of 41,517, the largest crowd in Nationals Park history. The crowd gave the Nats a mock cheer to end the game.
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That stat is misleading. Brad Penny got off to a horrible start yielding 5 homers in 17.2 innings during 5 starts with an ERA of 8.66 in the month of April.
As of today he has yielded a total of only 8 home runs on the season and his era is down to 4.93 in 76.2 IP. Since May 1st Penny has allowed only 3 home runs. 1 to Ian Kinsler of the Rangers at Fenway, 1 to Adam Lind in Toronto and 1 to Michael Cuddyer in Minnesota.
Jonathon Papelbon has yielded 3 homers in 29 appearances and 30 innings pitched all year. 1 to Joe Mauer in Minnesota, 1 to Omir Santos of The Mets in Fenway and 1 to Tori Hunter in Anaheim. He has 17 saves (1 BS) with an ERA of 1.80.
AL save leader Brian Fuentes of The Angels (20 saves - 3 BS) has yielded 2 homers in 24 innings pitched with an ERA of 4.07.
Obviously allowing an occasional homer is not productive for any pitcher but the stat has to be examined further than simply the number allowed for the entire season.
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