Seems to me, it's down to two...
feliX
cY
Zack
cY
Zack
The basics?
felix
19 w
.791 wp
2.49 era
217 k
zack
16 w
.666 wp
2.16era
242 k
even up there - two gold stars each...
No decisions?
- Felix - 10 w/ an era of 2.15
- Zack - 9 w/ an era of 2.35
Run support?
- 4.37 per game for Felix
- 3.78 per game for Zack
Complete games?
- Felix - 2
- Zack - 6
Team winning percentage?
- M's won 25 of the 34 games Felix pitched
- Royals only won 17 of the 33 Zack pitched (only one more than his personal win total
back to even....
Strength of schedule?
- 18 of Felix's starts were vs. the top six teams in the AL, compared to 12 for Zack
- 10 of Felix's starts were vs. eventual playoff teams, compared to only 5 for Zack
Of course I'm biased, but that's my case and I'm sticking to it!
If Zack wins, I really won't be too disappointed - he's certainly deserving. It was great that there was a legitimate race between two such strong and exciting arms - knowing that, because of their youth, it may be the first of many to come.
But, CY or no CY, Jackie Z needs to draw from a nearly bottomless inkwell when it comes to putting pen to paper in order to keep Mr. Hernandez in a Mariner uniform. Then, Felix will have many, many, many years to prove his CYness in Seattle :-)
Well Lisa, Sabathia didn't win. More good news than not for you I imagine!
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