saboforthird
06-03-2006, 10:28 PM
Multiple games
3-7 .429 CARDINALS (.618)
4-9 .444 PIRATES (.364)
2-9 .222 BREWERS (.473)
2-10 .200 CUBS (.407)
1-6 .167 DIAMONDBACKS (.593)
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13-41 .317 (134-139 .491)
Single games/pinch-hits
1-1 1.000 ASTROS (.491)
1-2 .500 TIGERS (.655)
1-3 .333 MARLINS (.346)
1-4 .250 NATIONALS (.418)
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4-10 .400 (104-113 .479)
Against division
1-1 1.000 ASTROS (.491)
3-7 .429 CARDINALS (.618)
4-9 .444 PIRATES (.364)
2-9 .222 BREWERS (.473)
2-10 .200 CUBS (.407)
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12-36 .333 (129-145 .471)
This guy just performs, and without looking at the numbers for Larue and Valentin, he's the guy you want to run with to make a playoff push in the NL Central. Can't go wrong if your star pitcher (Arroyo) makes Ross his "personal catcher". :)
Edit: Any thoughts on this? I prefer Ross, then Valentin, then Larue. Larue must feel like Casey right about now.
3-7 .429 CARDINALS (.618)
4-9 .444 PIRATES (.364)
2-9 .222 BREWERS (.473)
2-10 .200 CUBS (.407)
1-6 .167 DIAMONDBACKS (.593)
-----------------------------
13-41 .317 (134-139 .491)
Single games/pinch-hits
1-1 1.000 ASTROS (.491)
1-2 .500 TIGERS (.655)
1-3 .333 MARLINS (.346)
1-4 .250 NATIONALS (.418)
--------------------
4-10 .400 (104-113 .479)
Against division
1-1 1.000 ASTROS (.491)
3-7 .429 CARDINALS (.618)
4-9 .444 PIRATES (.364)
2-9 .222 BREWERS (.473)
2-10 .200 CUBS (.407)
----------------------
12-36 .333 (129-145 .471)
This guy just performs, and without looking at the numbers for Larue and Valentin, he's the guy you want to run with to make a playoff push in the NL Central. Can't go wrong if your star pitcher (Arroyo) makes Ross his "personal catcher". :)
Edit: Any thoughts on this? I prefer Ross, then Valentin, then Larue. Larue must feel like Casey right about now.