Is there a pitcher on your team that his record doesn't match his great effort?

Question

For the Giants, I would say it's Barry Zito. His record is 10-12 and no, that isn't bad at all. But Zito has had many quality starts that the offense can't put any runs up for him. Actually the offense does that with all the starters, but I notice it with Zito.

Do you guys know a pitcher that is similar on your team?

Answer 1

yovani gallardo. he is the best pitcher for the brewers but his record isn't as good as it would seem it is. he doesn't seem to be very lucky!

Answer 2

Greinke: 15-8 record. Not bad for a Royals starter, but if he played for just about any other team he'd be looking at a record of more along the lines of 22-4.

Answer 3

Roy Halladay, he has been great and even after his injury has still pitched good, his 16-10 Record still doesn't show justice. Especially since he only has 22 Runs of support in those 10 losses.

Answer 4

Roy Halladay. Has 10 losses and only 22 runs for those ten.

Answer 5

I would say Brett Anderson, towards the beginning, he didn't pitch well, but there's been some games where he hadn't been getting much run support

Answer 6

Matt Garza, there are some days where he's had problems but he's mostly been spot on. Our offense doesnt show up when he's pitching ever.

Answer 7

Jon Lester. With the exception of yesterday, he's been on fire since May.

Answer 8

Nobody. In the words of Dennis Green, "They are, who we thought they were"



Edit: Invincible, are you kidding me? Tim Redding? He's terrible.

Answer 9

Redding on the Mets.

Answer 10

Randy Wells is first few starts no run support at all