Before we get started on the hard numbers and little graphs, I think a good place to start is with this comment by Hamburger on the last post about Ohlendorf:
Hamburger said: I know it's not the most telling stat since it only factors in HR, BB, and K, but one thing that I find interesting is that during that second half with the 2.75 ERA, Ohlendorf's FIP was actually higher than it was the rest of the year when his ERA was up in the 4.70s. How much of that was just luck?
This seems a...
Original Story:
http://www.whygavs.com/20091020678/pi...
Original Story:
http://www.whygavs.com/20091020678/pi...
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