wrveres wrote:how is picthing at GAB much different than pitching at the launching pad in Philly?
not that I would own Milton, but just curious
wv - i dont know the park effects all that well, but it was my understanding that the GAB is one of the top 3 best hitting parks in MLB - am I wrong, and where does CB ballpark rank? Is there enough of a sample size for CB park to rank it?
GAB was one of the best pitcher's parks last year. 3rd best for pitcher's, actually. In 2003 it was perfectly neutral. I don't know if they made changes to the park, but it drastically shot into extreme pitcher's park territory this sason. It'll be better than Citizen's Bank. which is very close to neutral, not a big hitters park as many think it is.
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"I've got your phone number written, in the back of my Bible."
I just don't understand why so many are saying he's the worst pitcher
he has the highest era/whip out of the bunch 4.746 1.348
Why would you want a guy with that high of an ERA/Whip on your fantasy team?
Yeah he has a long track record of having a bad WHIP, bad ERA, and he gives up way too many HR's. What's to like? 2002 wasn't so bad, it was borderlining on decent, but 2004 cleared any doubts that he was emerging as a good pitcher.
"Jack, will you call me, if you're able?"
"I've got your phone number written, in the back of my Bible."
Zito, Mulder, Huson will all be drafted before the 10th round. Milton will be around late in the draft. Based on those numbers from 2004 are the big three over valued? Or are you guys beaten up on Milton too much?
Well in round 25-30 he wouldn't be such a bad pick. But he's a horrible pitcher, and I have no idea why his market value is $9M per year! Are GM's clueless? Milton sucks, man what a waste. I'd rather have Tom Seaver or something. At least he knew how to pitch at one point in time.
"Jack, will you call me, if you're able?"
"I've got your phone number written, in the back of my Bible."
They should be taking chances on the Millwood's, Wade Miller's, Matt Morris's of the world instead of signing a consistently bad pitcher to a long term deal.