Biggest Contribution: Jose Lopez, +14.5%
Biggest Suckfest: Brandon Morrow, -30.0%
Most Important AB: Lopez homer, +12.6%
Most Important Pitch: Buck single, -12.7%
Total Contribution by Pitcher(s): -27.3%
Total Contribution by Lineup: -22.7%
Total Contribution by Opposition: 0.0%
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0 recs | 24 comments
Shut down the Yankees but got clobbered by the Royals.
Huh?
ThundaPC - September 16, 2008
God It Sucks
Scrupio - September 16, 2008
100!
katal - September 16, 2008
Don't worry Morrow we still love you...
For now…j/k or am I…
Slurvey - September 16, 2008
STRASBURG!
We are in the lead!
redwolf75 - September 16, 2008
Holy shit are you serious?
I assumed the Nats were unbeatable.
Teej - September 16, 2008
So did the Mets
They dropped games yesterday and today to the Nats.
Gomez - September 16, 2008
I'm not sure which was more unlikely
catching the Angels in ’95 or catching the Nationals this year when they had a four game lead like a month ago
seattlebruin - September 17, 2008
REFUSE TO WIN
Gomez - September 17, 2008
TWO OUTS, GET THREE
pdb - September 17, 2008
THE MARINERS ARE GOING TO GET... THE FIRST PICK... IN THE DRAFT
I DON’T BELIEVE IT! THIS SHIT JUST CONTINUES, MY OH MY
Gomez - September 17, 2008
SWUNG ON AND BELTED! TO SHALLOW LEFT FIELD!
BROWN MAKES THE CATCH, IT IS STEPHEN STRASBURG TIME! MY OH MY
seattlebruin - September 17, 2008
The Nats are playing outside their minds right now though
since Mid-July they’re playing like .400 ball somehow
seattlebruin - September 17, 2008
Yep.
redwolf75 - September 17, 2008
So I'm guessing this game wasn't very good
Gomez - September 16, 2008
I look forward to seeing a pitching analysis
From where I sat in the park, I didn’t see a single curveball, or if he was throwing them, they weren’t breaking much. 75% of the time I looked at the pitch speed on the jumbotron, it was around 95. Also, he didn’t appear to be getting many of those fastballs in the zone.
I bow to the observational prowess of Pitch FX, but my eyes tell me that Morrow was throwing to many fastballs and not locating them very well.
Ike Clanton - September 16, 2008
Makes me wonder if it's the catcher.
Bad game plan or failing to stick to it? Something. Or maybe he’s going through the ‘dead arm’ faze a lot of pitchers talk about shortly after the season starts. If that’s even a measurable phenomena, but I’ve heard countless pitchers/pitching coaches reference it every May when suddenly starting pitchers lose the ability to locate, speed, or break on a curveball. I know he’s been pitching all year, but he’s logging innings as a starter now. Something. He’s a big part of my hope for next year.
dpseadv - September 16, 2008
It's rarely the catcher.
Graham MacAree - September 17, 2008
If Morrow doesn't do better next time than I'll do something drastic.
Humongo - September 16, 2008
Such as?
seattlebruin - September 17, 2008
Killing someone. :(
Humongo - September 17, 2008
Something Humongous?
Gomez - September 17, 2008
JI - September 17, 2008
I rec anything JeffS posts.
Aaron Campeau - September 17, 2008
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