What Happens First?

[navamind]

I am aware that Coors field is a joke, but instead of using it as an excuse for a single pitcher their are 5 starting pitchers so you can get a good comparison.

Gray has an ERA+ of 79, he has pitched the most games and has the fewest quality starts of all Rockies pitchers

And before that, he had a 116 ERA+ over two seasons.

His FIP and xFIP are almost 3 full runs lower than his ERA and he has a .375 BABIP allowed (which is ridiculous even for a Coors Field pitcher). He's struggled for sure, but there's a lot of reason to expect his ERA to improve significantly IMO.

 

[Mebert]

And before that, he had a 116 ERA+ over two seasons.

His FIP and xFIP are almost 3 full runs lower than his ERA and he has a .375 BABIP allowed (which is ridiculous even for a Coors Field pitcher). He's struggled for sure, but there's a lot of reason to expect his ERA to improve significantly IMO.

The best thing about Jon Gray pitching is I don't have to watch the bullpen blow another lead.

 

[mr.hockey4242]

And before that, he had a 116 ERA+ over two seasons.

His FIP and xFIP are almost 3 full runs lower than his ERA and he has a .375 BABIP allowed (which is ridiculous even for a Coors Field pitcher). He's struggled for sure, but there's a lot of reason to expect his ERA to improve significantly IMO.

Pretty sure Grey has sucked home and away this year tho

 

[mr.hockey4242]

This is getting interesting

Chris Davis had 2 knocks yesterday(heating up?!?!?!)

Odorizzi with his first legit shot all year to go 7(still needs 7 more outs)

What a dog fight.

 

[mr.hockey4242]

This is getting interesting

Chris Davis had 2 knocks yesterday(heating up?!?!?!)

Odorizzi with his first legit shot all year to go 7(still needs 7 more outs)

What a dog fight.

Odorizzi proceeds to throw like 40 pitches to get 4 outs

So that’s done