Read More...Of 47 pitchers with 1,500 innings logged since 2000, Marquis is 40th in strikeout rate, 43rd in walk rate.
But unlike 20 of those 47 pitchers, Jason Marquis is still getting outs and winning games. And he doesn’t much care what anyone thinks about how he does it.
“Whatever it is, I don’t care, the one or the five,” Marquis said of his spot in any team’s rotation as we talked at his locker in Baltimore on Tuesday afternoon, the day before his most recent start. Marquis is uncommonly bright, a ...
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1. Willie Mayspedes posted on November 16, 2012 at 06:51 PM # hit 0 | hit 0Werner clambered up to MLB after starting his pro career with two full years of indy-league ball, so I automatically like him.
From here, though, neither of these guys looks like more than a place-holder.
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