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Adam Conley(Mia) has been terrible in the short amount of work he’s had in his big league career, and would have one of the highest xFIP in the majors if he qualified.

Matt Wisler,(Atl) who quite honestly doesn’t have any business being in the majors right now.

Aaron Nola (Phil) is a mostly unproven MLB pitcher, who has a below average K/9 ratio and has benefited from inducing a lot of ground balls over is short big league career. Nola is just not a proven big league pitcher.

Matt Garza (MIL) has been sub par this year, sporting a K/9 ratio of 6.33 and an xFIP of 4.29. Garza also allows almost 1.4 HR’s per 9, so hitters are going to get opportunities to hit the long ball. The Cubs can hurt Garza quite a bit today.

Nick Martinez (Tex) is a guy who has one of the lowest K/9 ratios ever seen (5.29) meaning he’ll put plenty of balls in play. I kind of feel like I’m personally attacking the guy at this point, but he’s truly been that bad.

Mike Pelfrey (Minn) Pelfrey has an even lower K/9 rate than Nick Martinez, which I didn’t even think was possible!
I'll take Over 9 Tex/Minn.:103631605

John Danks (WSox) has been less than serviceable this year, particularly against right-handed batters who have a combined 0.877 OPS against him this year. There’s a decent chance the Angels have a big offensive game tonight.

Dan Norris(Det) is a below average big league pitcher who has some serious control issues.

Jordan Zimmerman(Wash) has been significantly worse pitching on the road this year.
 

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Nick Martinez (Tex) is a guy who has one of the lowest K/9 ratios ever seen (5.29) meaning he’ll put plenty of balls in play. I kind of feel like I’m personally attacking the guy at this point, but he’s truly been that bad.

Mike Pelfrey (Minn) Pelfrey has an even lower K/9 rate than Nick Martinez, which I didn’t even think was possible!
I'll take Over 9 Tex/Minn.:103631605. :toast::dancefoolSo far so good !
 

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08-12-2015, 12:51 PM
Adam Conley(Mia) has been terrible in the short amount of work he’s had in his big league career, and would have one of the highest xFIP in the majors if he qualified.

Matt Wisler,(Atl) who quite honestly doesn’t have any business being in the majors right now.

Aaron Nola (Phil) is a mostly unproven MLB pitcher, who has a below average K/9 ratio and has benefited from inducing a lot of ground balls over is short big league career. Nola is just not a proven big league pitcher.

Matt Garza (MIL) has been sub par this year, sporting a K/9 ratio of 6.33 and an xFIP of 4.29. Garza also allows almost 1.4 HR’s per 9, so hitters are going to get opportunities to hit the long ball. The Cubs can hurt Garza quite a bit today.

Nick Martinez (Tex) is a guy who has one of the lowest K/9 ratios ever seen (5.29) meaning he’ll put plenty of balls in play. I kind of feel like I’m personally attacking the guy at this point, but he’s truly been that bad.

Mike Pelfrey (Minn) Pelfrey has an even lower K/9 rate than Nick Martinez, which I didn’t even think was possible!
I'll take Over 9 Tex/Minn.:103631605. w-thumbs!^:aktion033Loser!@#0




John Danks (WSox) has been less than serviceable this year, particularly against right-handed batters who have a combined 0.877 OPS against him this year. There’s a decent chance the Angels have a big offensive game tonight.

Dan Norris(Det) is a below average big league pitcher who has some serious control issues.

Jordan Zimmerman(Wash) has been significantly worse pitching on the road this year.​
 

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