Diamondbacks - Acquired the White Beauty
Arizona Diamondbacks - Acquired P Scott Schoeneweis from the New York Mets for P Connor Robertson
Schoeneweis, unlike Embree in the previous entry, is a player of much utility as he turns left-handed hitters into pitchers. The Mets let him face righties too often, so he leaves New York less popular than Ed Whitson. I don’t care what the game situation is, you keep Schoeneweis away from right-handed batters as much as possible even if you have to place a sniper on the roof. If ever there was a candidate for the old Herzog ploy of doing a defensive double-switch and sticking the pitcher in the outfield for a batter or two, this fellow is it.
On the plus side, the Mets are throwing in $1.6 million. Which is a good thing because given the financial picture Arizona’s been painting, they had no business paying $3.6 million for Schoeneweis. I’m not sure that they should even be paying the $2 million, but it’s less clear-cut than the non-subsidized version.
Robertson’s kind of a meh reliever and will probably not have a big impact on the Mets.
ZiPS Projection - Scott Schoeneweis
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W L G GS IP H ER HR BB SO ERA ERA+
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2009 2 3 67 0 52 55 27 6 24 31 4.67 101
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Top Comps: Rich Rodriguez, Mark Guthrie
ODDIBE
ERA %
Top 1/3 5
Mid 1/3 45
Bot 1/3 50
ERA+ % BB %
>150 1
<9 0
>
140 3 <12 0
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130 7 <14 9
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120 15 <17 17
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110 29 <20 28
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100 51 <23 49
>
90 75
>80 93 HR %
>70 100 <4 11
<6 34
K % <8 71
>52 0 <9 98
>46 0
>40 3
>35 19
Dan Szymborski
Posted: December 14, 2008 at 04:17 PM |
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1. thetailor Posted: December 14, 2008 at 08:25 PM (#3028755)I'm also tired of these Mets with impossible to spell names leaving town as soon as I learn how to spell them.
c'mon now, Kazmir wasn't that hard to spell. :-)
Also, you'd prefer the old days when they got rid of guys with easy names like Seaver? :-)
I guess many of those PA against RHH came when the game was already out of hand and the team just needed someone to eat innings. Really what we want is to weight each PA by leverage.
Overall: 751
Vs. Left: 520
Vs. Right: 955
Home: 642
Away: 849
First Half: 679
Second Half: 873
First Batter Faced: 646 (the important # for a LOOGY)
To Schneider: 635
To Castro: 1053 (!!!)
Pitching to a lefty, who was the first batter, at home, before the all star break, with Schneider behind the dish--- it appears that the hitter has zero % chance of success.
round your lips like you want to say "oh", but say a short "e" instead (like in "bet"), keeping your lips rounded.
it's the same with the French "u" - round your lips and say a short u.
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