Longfrog
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QUOTE(Jake102 @ Jun 2 2010, 12:51 PM) [snapback]567266[/snapback]
after looking at the stats it appears that Purke gives up more hits within the same inning while he has more 1-2-3 innings as well. If a few of his hits were spread out his ERA would be below 3 like Maxwell's
Yes! I had the exact same impression this year. If it's true, I guess that could be due to bad luck or inexperience. But Purke's peripherals are otherworldly, where the other guys' are merely very good. The opponent's slugging %, in particular, is just amazing. That's why I'd prefer that Purke pitch against the strongest lineup.
after looking at the stats it appears that Purke gives up more hits within the same inning while he has more 1-2-3 innings as well. If a few of his hits were spread out his ERA would be below 3 like Maxwell's
Yes! I had the exact same impression this year. If it's true, I guess that could be due to bad luck or inexperience. But Purke's peripherals are otherworldly, where the other guys' are merely very good. The opponent's slugging %, in particular, is just amazing. That's why I'd prefer that Purke pitch against the strongest lineup.