STARTERS: One Split Away: BPV None On/Runners On
Aug 19 2012
Let's continue our one-split-away series by taking a final in-season look at the skills posted by starting pitchers with the bases empty vs. runners on base.
Here's why Tim Lincecum (RHP, SF) has imploded this year, and why Kyle Kendrick (RHP, PHI) could finish strong if he sticks in the PHI rotation...
BPV None On vs. Runners On
----------None On------- --------Runners On------ Diff
Name League Ctl Dom HR/9 GB% H% BPV Ctl Dom HR/9 GB% H% BPV BPV
================= ====== === ==== ==== === == === === ==== ==== === == === ====
Harrell, Lucas NL 2.8 8.5 0.3 57 34 114 4.2 3.3 1.0 54 24 -21 +135
Lincecum, Tim NL 3.1 11.0 1.1 44 38 136 5.5 7.6 ...
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