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SoDo Mojo:
Here is part 2 of the post with my pitching grades for this past month in August. Please feel free to let me know what you think.
Name
K/9
BB/9
K/BB
FIP
BABIP
Sean White
3.38
0
6
3.15
0.235
Mark Lowe
7.88
1.13
7
3.34
0.224
Felix Hernandez
9
3.6
2.5
3.66
0.305
Shawn Kelley
8.62
1.72
5
3.79
0.236
Ryan Rowland-Smith
6.27
2.89
2.17
3.86
0.275
Miguel Batista
5.91
6.75
0.88
4.02
0.257
David Aardsma
10.45
4.35
2.4
4.73
0.412
Chris Jakubauskas
8.03
2.19
3.67
5.2
0.144
Douglas Fister
6.15
2.39
2.57
5.21
0.221
Luke French
6
3.82
1.57
5.88
0.336
Jason Vargas
0
3.86
0
6.23
0.288
Garrett Olson
7.5
7.5
1
6.59
0.335
Ian Snell
4.5
5.7
0.79
6.69
0.214
Randy Messenger
3.18
0
2
9.26
0.263
Name
LD%
GB%
FB%
IFFB%
HR/FB
LOB%
Sean White
15.40%
46.20%
38.50%
5.00%
5.00%
77.60%
Mark Lowe
11.40%
43.20%
45.50%
5.00%
10.00%
68.60%
Felix Hernandez
18.30%
53.20%
28.40%
0.00%
12.90%
76.00%
Shawn Kelley
14.30%
28.60%
57.10%
12.50%
8.30%
90.90%
Ryan Rowland-Smith
19.10%
40.00%
40.90%
12.80%
6.40%
65.40%
Miguel Batista
19.40%
48.40%
32.30%
0.00%
0.00%
87.50%
David Aardsma
21.90%
21.90%
56.30%
11.10%
11.10%
80.30%
Chris Jakubauskas
16.10%
54.80%
29.00%
22.20%
33.30%
69.00%
Douglas Fister
11.50%
47.40%
41.00%
3.10%
15.60%
82.60%
Luke French
22.40%
30.20%
47.40%
7.30%
12.70%
68.50%
Jason Vargas
27.60%
48.30%
24.10%
0.00%
14.30%
37.70%
Garrett Olson
20.00%
45.00%
35.00%
0.00%
14.30%
60.30%
Ian Snell
18.60%
37.10%
44.30%
7.00%
14.00%
76.50%
Randy Messenger
0.00%
42.90%
57.10%
16.70%
25.00%
100.00%
Sean [...]
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