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by West » Sat Jan 01, 2005 4:55 pm
webb - 10-12 wins 4.20 era 1.40 whip. who knows how many he'll k, probably alot but i'd only risk a late round pick on webb.
webb kept his era low because batters still only batted .248 off him in '04, but as everyone else mentioned, the walks total killed him. not to mention arizona's offense.
last year i could've had santana early on through trading webb and luis gonzalez - what a deal that would have been. but webb was still pitching relatively ok and santana's era was over 4. if only i had known...
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by Jer19G » Sun Jan 02, 2005 12:34 pm
dleoboyd wrote:
9-12 Wins, 4.21 ERA, 1.47 WHIP, 160K
I agree with these projections. Webb's K/BB ratio scares me. I will let someone else take him in the draft.
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by JDD » Wed Jan 05, 2005 4:55 pm
If walks is a pitching category in your league, Webb is your man.
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by jonnyblack » Wed Jan 05, 2005 5:08 pm
Brandon Webb's Stats
2003
10-9 - 172k's - 68bb - 2.84ERA - 1.15WHIP - .212BAA
2004
7-16 - 164k's - 119BB - 3.59ERA - 1.50WHIP - .248BAA
Well obviously, he lost the plate, and hitters hit 36 points better. He pitched 27.1 more innings (180.2 - 208.0). Looks to me like a slide or an injury. I'm not sure I buy into him being in RJ's shadow, especially with all those walks. Maybe Arizona's poor season had something to do with it, but if a guy can't find the plate, he doesn't belong on my fantasy team. The rise in BB's and decrease in k's with more innings suggest that hitters have made an adjustment to him. A third year for a pitcher is extremely important, and if he doesn't make an adjustment, he will fall into the "one year wonder club." Be wary of overpaying for him this year.
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by Dans » Wed Jan 05, 2005 5:17 pm
I owned Webb last year and the one thing I can remember is that he got lucky with unearned runs last year. I remeber everytime I'd watch he'd let a couple guys on base and then someone would make an error. the scorekeepers kept his ERA down quite a bit last year. I looked it up. He had 83 ER in 208 IP for an ERA of 3.59. But he had 28 unearned runs. That's huge. I expect his ERA to be much higher than that in 2005.
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