Vance Worley of the Philadelphia Phillies is the youngster in the rotation. How do other young divisional studs match up with him? The Apocalyptic Horsemen Stats are in my recent coverage linked below.
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I am alternating a game-day 2012 ERA For The NL East and a 2012 ERA For The MLB 5. See link section below. In each publication, the number after the title will be based on the quantity of outcomes played by the Phillies. Occasionally, I will skip a stat update, especially after a night game before a matinee.
Top Performance Last Night: Tommy Hanson Dials Up A 4-Seam Fastball During 6.2 Innings At Home Against The Dodgers
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REASONING For The Stats:
These numbers are a glimpse over the pitching coach’s shoulder, because they warn of difficulty ahead....
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PLAYERS:
Vance Worley,
Tommy Hanson
TEAMS: Philadelphia Phillies, Atlanta Braves, Los Angeles Dodgers
TEAMS: Philadelphia Phillies, Atlanta Braves, Los Angeles Dodgers
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