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Saturday, September 11, 2004
Angels 6, ChiSox 13
Me thinks it's time to start jumping back on that Kevin Gregg bandwagon. Yeah, yeah... I know he gave up a couple of runs in relief tonight, but when faced with the choice between Aaron Sele and Ramon Ortiz, the darkhorse starts looking awfully good.
But don't take my word for it; decide for yourself:
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IP
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H
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ER
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HR
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K
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BB
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BAA
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ERA
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| Gregg |
76.2
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77
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32
|
5
|
77
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25
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.255
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3.82
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| Ortiz |
117.0
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125
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59
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17
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75
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36
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.276
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4.54
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| Sele |
118.2
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143
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76
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16
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47
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46
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.306
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5.01
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Gregg has clearly been the superior hurler- and it's not particularly close. Why not give him a shot? He can't possibly screw up any worse than Sele did tonight.
All you need to know about Sele's performance: I've never heard an Angel booed off the field before. It happened tonight.
Now let us never speak of it again...
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