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31.121 Justin Verlander
31.045 Gio Gonzalez*
30.651 Zack Greinke
30.155 Ryan Dempster
30.154 Matt Cain
30.154 Jered Weaver
30.084 Aroldis Chapman*
30.062 Alexi Ogando
30.033 Roy Halladay
29.941 Jake Peavy
29.908 Stephen Strasburg
29.806 Cliff Lee*
[updated for games played on 5/16]
5/15 - Jake Peavy, Matt Thornton, Will Ohman, Hector Santiago,
5/10 - 1985-1989 F12 error corrected
5/3 - Jered Weaver
4/26 - Stephen Strasburg, Bobby Parnell, R.A. Dickey, Frank Francisco, Jon Rauch, Jair Jurrjens, Livan Hernandez, Chad Durbin
4/23 - 1990 to 1999 F12 posted
4/17 - Compiled F12 (2000-2011) posted
4/1 - Factor12 Formally Introduced! (again)
In less than two years baseball will likely have a new commissioner. If I were so lucky to succeed Bud Selig, here are some of the changes I would make to the game. 1. The Divisions. The first thing baseball should do is to put the same number of teams in each division. I never […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
C.J. Wilson / LHP / starter Wilson begins most at-bats with his low-90s fastball, good velocity for a left-handed pitcher. As a starting pitcher, Wilson has relied on his cutter to get outs. He will work both sides of the plate with it, to RHs and LHs. He has also brought his changeup back into […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
ESPN Classic has been running tons of old World Series games over the last few days. Yesterday they showed Games Six and Seven of the 1986 World Series. Being a Mets fan, I watched. I can’t get enough of these games. The ’86 Mets were the last REAL, GREAT baseball team. When I say REAL, […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Albert Pujols put on a show for the ages in Game 3 of the World Series. “El Hombre” batted 5 for 6 with 3 home runs, 6 runs batted in, and 4 runs scored, etching his name in the record books. The three home runs tied the WS single-game record set by Babe Ruth (1926 […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Baseball is a funny game. That’s what makes it so great. One night, the St. Louis Cardinals score 16 runs, get a historic performance from its best player, and totally demoralize the Texas Rangers pitching staff. However, this is baseball and the momentum can shift with the next game’s starting pitcher. Enter Derek Holland. […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Josh Hamilton‘s fairy tale ending was ruined. His well-documented life story goes from phenom, to drug addict, to comeback player, to killing a fan with a souvenir baseball, to World Series winning homer….er…. I mean to Darren Oliver? “Darren Oliver?” That’s all my Dad wrote in a text to me last night when he saw […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
The 2012 Hall Of Fame class will be announced January 9th, live on the MLB Network. This year’s class of eligible pitchers is less than stellar. There are only four pitchers listed on the BBWAA official ballot: Jack Morris, Lee Smith, Brad Radke, and Terry Mulholland. RHP Jack Morris is best known for pitching a […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
On this date in 1895, George Herman “Babe” Ruth was born in Baltimore, MD. Every baseball fan knows about his legendary power with the bat (714 HR and .690 SLG!) but his prowess on the mound is often overlooked. The Babe debuted for the Boston Red Sox in 1914 as a left-handed starting pitcher. During […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Baseball needs to find a way to get more people to watch the product. It is really sad when the NFL Pro Bowl has more people watching than Game Three of the 2011 World Series. Baseball is different from all other sports, in that you can play two games in one day. MLB should use […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Josh Hamilton added another incredible event to his career last night, when he homered four times in Baltimore. Hamilton became just the 16th player to accomplish the feat that is rarer than a perfect game (19). The career of the Rangers outfielder is almost unbelievable. His life has been a roller-coaster ride of astronomical success […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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