Anyone starting to think that C.C. Sabathia might win the NL Cy young this year? Has that ever been done before to win the AL then next year win the NL?
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We will see how he does on Monday....
get over yourself cub fans... :biglaugh:your offense is offensive on the road, plus you are terrible against lefties..
that is going to be one hell of a series to watch though, the Brewers through Sabathia, sheets, Parra and probably bush in that series.
get over yourself cub fans...your offense is offensive on the road, plus you are terrible against lefties..
that is going to be one hell of a series to watch though, the Brewers through Sabathia, sheets, Parra and probably bush in that series.
The cubs will throw Lilly, Zambrano, Harden, and Dempster.
I love when people make ignorant statements without looking at stats.
The cubs vs. LHP
BA - .283
OBP - .361
SLG - .427
OPS - .787
Runs - 139 (6th in NL)
Those are far from terrible.
Lincecum
Volquez
Kyle Lohse
All should be mentioned in the NL Cy Young Race. I doubt C.C. will get it unless every start the rest of the year goes the way his first three did. You would have to have a very dominating performance in the second half to win.
in 2006, Webb won it with 16 wins and a 3.10 ERA. I think Sabathia could hit that level and lead the league in Ks.
2006 was a really weak year for the NL Cy Young. 16 wins led the league. Most years 16 wins with a 3.10 ERA won't win a Cy Young. I don't think Ks have a lot to do with Cy Young voting either. Webb was 10th in NL Ks in 2006.
The difference between Lohse and the other two is his team has a chance to make the playoffs, so coming down the stretch, big pitching performances from him could help his chances.
I'm sorry cubs fans for not doing my due diligence in research. I had just watched the cubs get owned by Randy Johnson and Wandy Rodriguez.
It must have just been those two games. I apoligize. I should realize that the Cubs are the greatest thing to happen to the midwest since the invention of the wide mouth beer can.
I am still looking forward to the Cubs Brewers series. If it is anything like (and I mean good games) the Cards Brewers, it should be intertaining. Dempster-Parra could be a good match up to watch for a couple years.