Showing posts with label Similarity Scores. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Similarity Scores. Show all posts

Sunday, December 16, 2012

R.A. Dickey - Who Is He Like?


Today, I look at the 20 most similar pitchers for R.A. Dickey.  And by similar, I mean the three skill based stats of K/9, BB/9 and GB/FB over the past two years with a heavier weight given to the 2012 season (over the 2011).  Now Dickey had what some would call a breakout year in 2012, so his 2011 stats which are weighted lower, bring down his numbers slightly.  But in most likeliehood, Dickey is not going to repeat his 2012 numbers, so I think all is well here.  So what kind of skillset (age and pitch repetoire withstanding) compares to Dickey's?

Monday, December 03, 2012

Anibal Sanchez, Is He Any Good?


Yes.  Yes he is.  He seems to be a good value play as a free agent this off-season.  He doesn't have the glitz and glamour but he has the arm and a solid group of comparable pitchers for his three most important skill based peripherals.  While his K/9 is down from his 2011 campaign, he did walk less batters and raise his GB/FB ratio.  Anibal Sanchez is going to make some team a nice little starting pitcher.  Who will be the lucky suitor.

Top 20 Most Similar Starting Pitchers

RankNameK/9BB/9GB/FB
NAAnibal Sanchez8.292.491.37
1Josh Johnson7.873.051.52
2Clayton Kershaw9.262.341.27
3Roy Halladay8.031.731.51
4Justin Verlander9.012.181.09
5Cole Hamels8.712.061.36
6Ryan Vogelsong7.333.021.21
7James Shields8.552.321.59
8Josh Beckett7.462.621.08
9CC Sabathia8.812.121.56
10Vance Worley7.513.101.35
11Madison Bumgarner8.322.091.41
12R.A. Dickey7.822.181.43
13Matt Garza8.682.831.42
14Chris Carpenter7.152.031.49
15Felix Hernandez8.622.331.68
16Mat Latos8.182.801.18
17David Price8.752.521.61
18Yovani Gallardo9.003.191.41
19Edwin Jackson7.502.781.35
20Zack Greinke9.172.321.64

Note: Peripherals are 2011 and 2012 stats, with the 2012 stats carrying a weight of 5 and the 2011 stats carrying a weight of 3.

Friday, November 30, 2012

Tommy Hanson, Why You Hating On Me


The big news for the Angels was the trade for Tommy Hanson. Hanson has had his ups and downs over the past year, regressing a little bit from the hot start his career got off to. Nonetheless, he has still posted some pretty good peripherals over the past two seasons. Looking at his numbers over the past two years, while giving more weight to the most recent season, Hanson has still put up some pretty decent numbers. Hanson's tendancy is to be more of a fly ball pitcher, which makes his higher than normal walk rate a little troubling... hopefully Angels Stadium can help suppress that. Overall, I think the trade was a good one for the Angels. They need starting pitching and Hanson is better than he is given credit for. His closest comparable pitchers "skill-wise" are strike-out machines who are a little on the wild side.

Top 20 Most Similar Starting Pitchers

RankNameK/9BB/9GB/FB
NATommy Hanson8.793.521.00
1Matt Moore9.074.080.87
2Erik Bedard8.573.771.23
3Brandon Beachy9.203.070.87
4Michael Pineda9.112.890.81
5Bud Norris8.713.481.00
6James McDonald7.773.780.96
7Felipe Paulino8.953.611.23
8Brandon Morrow8.933.200.95
9Ryan Dempster8.183.101.23
10Lance Lynn9.193.281.39
11J.A. Happ8.483.930.97
12Felix Doubront9.343.971.32
13Jarrod Parker6.873.111.44
14Josh Johnson7.873.051.52
15Clayton Kershaw9.262.341.27
16Justin Verlander9.012.181.09
17Tim Lincecum9.174.031.49
18Cole Hamels8.712.061.36
19Ryan Vogelsong7.333.021.21
20James Shields8.552.321.59

Thursday, November 29, 2012

Zack Greinke, All I Want For Christmas


The Dodgers are a leading candidate to land free agent Zack Greinke, so let me take a look at his comparables.  Remember I am looking at three of the most skill related peripherals, and taking data from both the 2011 and 2012 season with a heavier weight on the 2012 numbers.  The Dodgers would love to have a second starting pitcher who can come close to matching the skillset and results of Clayton Kershaw.  If you are going to spend all this money, you mind as well make sure you've loaded your team to the brink of being a heavy favorite.  A healthy Zach Greinke would do just that.  His peripherals on the K/9 and BB/9 are almost an exact match of those of Kershaw.  Greinke has a better GB/FB ratio than Kershaw which in general is a good thing as less fly balls equals less homeruns.  The only draw back for a ground ball pitcher on the Dodgers might be Hanley Ramirez or Dee Gordon's glove out at SS.  But you can't hang that on the pitcher.  Ho! Ho! Ho!


Top 50 Most Similar Starting Pitchers

RankNameK/9BB/9GB/FB
NAZack Greinke9.172.321.64
1Clayton Kershaw9.262.341.27
2Cole Hamels8.712.061.36
3James Shields8.552.321.59
4CC Sabathia8.812.121.56
5Madison Bumgarner8.322.091.41
6Matt Garza8.682.831.42
7Felix Hernandez8.622.331.68
8David Price8.752.521.61
9Anibal Sanchez8.292.491.37
10Chris Sale9.002.361.39
11Jeff Samardzija9.302.891.35
12Adam Wainwright8.362.361.93
13Jarrod Parker6.873.111.44
14Stephen Strasburg10.972.551.31
15Josh Johnson7.873.051.52
16Johnny Cueto6.732.241.70
17Roy Halladay8.031.731.51
18Cliff Lee8.991.371.29
19Justin Verlander9.012.181.09
20Ryan Vogelsong7.333.021.21
21Doug Fister6.961.841.70
22Ian Kennedy8.062.320.92
23Matt Cain7.682.270.96
24Josh Beckett7.462.621.08
25C.J. Wilson7.953.631.63
26Vance Worley7.513.101.35
27Hiroki Kuroda6.972.131.56
28Gio Gonzalez9.143.671.52
29Jordan Zimmermann7.011.901.16
30R.A. Dickey7.822.181.43
31Chris Carpenter7.152.031.49
32Mat Latos8.182.801.18
33Jon Lester7.743.181.63
34Daniel Hudson6.992.121.06
35Wandy Rodriguez6.672.731.44
36Yovani Gallardo9.003.191.41
37Jaime Garcia7.252.271.99
38Ivan Nova7.103.021.55
39Brandon Beachy9.203.070.87
40Roy Oswalt6.582.071.31
41Michael Pineda9.112.890.81
42Edwin Jackson7.502.781.35
43Derek Holland7.522.801.18
44Jeff Niemann7.332.591.44
45Wade Miley6.751.881.26
46Chad Billingsley7.533.281.36
47Felipe Paulino8.953.611.23
48Jon Niese7.532.391.66
49Dillon Gee7.233.101.57
50Gavin Floyd7.452.861.29

Links to other player comparables...

Clayton Kershaw
Josh Beckett
Chris Capuano
Aaron Harang
Ted Lilly
Chad Billingsley

Wednesday, November 28, 2012

Chad Billingsley, Handle With Care


Of the six Dodgers starting pitchers I have looked at so far, Billingsley probably has the fourth best set of comparables.  Falling behind Kershaw, Beckett and Capuano and ahead of Harang and probably Lilly.  Billingsley's strikeout rate is right up there with Beckett and Capuano but he walks quite a few more hitters.  Billingsley does however induce the most groundballs of any Dodgers starting pitcher which is a good thing.

Top 50 Most Similar Starting Pitchers

RankNameK/9BB/9GB/FB
NAChad Billingsley7.533.281.36
1Jarrod Parker6.873.111.44
2Josh Johnson7.873.051.52
3Ryan Vogelsong7.333.021.21
4C.J. Wilson7.953.631.63
5Vance Worley7.513.101.35
6Matt Garza8.682.831.42
7Ervin Santana6.852.981.15
8Mat Latos8.182.801.18
9Jon Lester7.743.181.63
10Clay Buchholz6.233.121.42
11Wandy Rodriguez6.672.731.44
12Erik Bedard8.573.771.23
13Ivan Nova7.103.021.55
14Philip Humber6.853.021.07
15Edwin Jackson7.502.781.35
16Derek Holland7.522.801.18
17Jeff Niemann7.332.591.44
18Dillon Gee7.233.101.57
19John Danks6.432.931.17
20Gavin Floyd7.452.861.29
21Chris Narveson6.883.671.17
22Luke Hochevar6.542.911.35
23Ryan Dempster8.183.101.23
24Jason Hammel6.923.411.58
25Jake Arrieta7.553.461.26
26Matt Moore9.074.080.87
27Luis Mendoza5.782.971.83
28Clayton Kershaw9.262.341.27
29Johnny Cueto6.732.241.70
30Roy Halladay8.031.731.51
31Justin Verlander9.012.181.09
32Jered Weaver7.132.150.76
33Tim Lincecum9.174.031.49
34Cole Hamels8.712.061.36
35James Shields8.552.321.59
36Doug Fister6.961.841.70
37Ian Kennedy8.062.320.92
38Matt Cain7.682.270.96
39Josh Beckett7.462.621.08
40Ricky Romero6.574.361.91
41Jeremy Hellickson6.023.170.97
42CC Sabathia8.812.121.56
43Hiroki Kuroda6.972.131.56
44Nathan Eovaldi5.973.721.40
45Gio Gonzalez9.143.671.52
46Kyle Kendrick6.172.271.32
47Jordan Zimmermann7.011.901.16
48Madison Bumgarner8.322.091.41
49Ross Detwiler5.572.681.59
50Justin Masterson6.803.392.16


Links to other player comparables...

Clayton Kershaw
Josh Beckett
Chris Capuano
Aaron Harang
Ted Lilly

Tuesday, November 27, 2012

Ted Lilly, Should He Stay Or Should He Go


There he is, Jered Weaver.  Showing up a third time as the number one comparable for a Dodger starting pitcher.  He was number one on the chart for both Josh Beckett and Chris Capuano.  I think with Lilly though this may be slightly misleading because the walk rates are quite a bit different, with Lilly walking 0.58 more batters per 9 innings than Weaver.  Where the difference is made up at is the heavy fly ball rates both pitchers have.

Top 50 Similar Starting Pitchers

RankNameK/9BB/9GB/FB
NATed Lilly6.922.730.82
1Jered Weaver7.132.150.76
2Ryan Vogelsong7.333.021.21
3Ian Kennedy8.062.320.92
4Matt Cain7.682.270.96
5Josh Beckett7.462.621.08
6Jeremy Hellickson6.023.170.97
7Ervin Santana6.852.981.15
8Daniel Hudson6.992.121.06
9Shaun Marcum7.512.770.86
10Alexi Ogando6.662.250.95
11Freddy Garcia6.752.951.02
12Randy Wolf5.912.891.09
13Philip Humber6.853.021.07
14Javier Vazquez7.592.340.74
15Bruce Chen6.282.440.74
16Derek Holland7.522.801.18
17Mike Minor7.532.920.86
18Jason Vargas5.852.410.93
19John Danks6.432.931.17
20Chris Capuano7.652.481.04
21Brett Cecil6.843.210.85
22Travis Wood6.663.190.77
23Carlos Villanueva7.372.290.75
24Phil Hughes7.392.300.69
25John Lackey6.073.151.08
26Wei-Yin Chen7.212.670.88
27Jarrod Parker6.873.111.44
28Josh Johnson7.873.051.52
29Clayton Kershaw9.262.341.27
30Justin Verlander9.012.181.09
31Cole Hamels8.712.061.36
32Jair Jurrjens4.752.891.07
33Vance Worley7.513.101.35
34Hiroki Kuroda6.972.131.56
35Nathan Eovaldi5.973.721.40
36Kyle Kendrick6.172.271.32
37Jordan Zimmermann7.011.901.16
38Dan Haren7.251.631.05
39Madison Bumgarner8.322.091.41
40Ross Detwiler5.572.681.59
41R.A. Dickey7.822.181.43
42Matt Garza8.682.831.42
43Brandon McCarthy6.201.651.29
44Kyle Lohse5.821.761.13
45Matt Harrison5.812.601.54
46Jeff Karstens5.731.661.18
47Chris Carpenter7.152.031.49
48Mat Latos8.182.801.18
49Jon Lester7.743.181.63
50Clay Buchholz6.233.121.42

Links to other player comparables...

Clayton Kershaw
Josh Beckett
Chris Capuano
Aaron Harang

Monday, November 26, 2012

Aaron Harang, The Weakest Link


Next up on our journey through the Dodgers starting pitcher comparables is Aaron Harang.  One whiff of his comparables and you get a sense as to why Harang's name is being bandied around as a player who could be traded to make room for a top free agent signing to join the rotation.  Harang moreso than Capuano would be the pitcher you would want to trade from the Capang duet.  Harang strikes out an average amount of hitters but walks a ton of them.  His low GB/FB ratio does not match well with someone who walks so many hitters.  No ground balls to erase them on double plays and extra base runners to trot home on the fly balls that land in the bleachers.

Top 50 Similar Starting Pitchers

RankNameK/9BB/9GB/FB
NAAaron Harang6.573.830.96
1Jeremy Hellickson6.023.170.97
2James McDonald7.773.780.96
3Chris Narveson6.883.671.17
4Brett Cecil6.843.210.85
5Travis Wood6.663.190.77
6Barry Zito5.513.451.02
7John Lackey6.073.151.08
8Matt Moore9.074.080.87
9Jarrod Parker6.873.111.44
10Josh Johnson7.873.051.52
11Ryan Vogelsong7.333.021.21
12Josh Beckett7.462.621.08
13C.J. Wilson7.953.631.63
14Jair Jurrjens4.752.891.07
15Vance Worley7.513.101.35
16Nathan Eovaldi5.973.721.40
17Ervin Santana6.852.981.15
18Mat Latos8.182.801.18
19Jon Lester7.743.181.63
20Clay Buchholz6.233.121.42
21Wandy Rodriguez6.672.731.44
22Shaun Marcum7.512.770.86
23Alexi Ogando6.662.250.95
24Freddy Garcia6.752.951.02
25Tommy Hanson8.793.521.00
26Jhoulys Chacin6.554.091.54
27Erik Bedard8.573.771.23
28Ivan Nova7.103.021.55
29Randy Wolf5.912.891.09
30Philip Humber6.853.021.07
31Bud Norris8.713.481.00
32Bruce Chen6.282.440.74
33Edwin Jackson7.502.781.35
34Derek Holland7.522.801.18
35Ted Lilly6.922.730.82
36Kevin Millwood5.982.831.31
37Jeff Niemann7.332.591.44
38Mike Minor7.532.920.86
39Chad Billingsley7.533.281.36
40Jason Vargas5.852.410.93
41Felipe Paulino8.953.611.23
42Dillon Gee7.233.101.57
43John Danks6.432.931.17
44Gavin Floyd7.452.861.29
45Jeremy Guthrie5.282.641.07
46Wade Davis5.143.080.85
47Chris Capuano7.652.481.04
48Luke Hochevar6.542.911.35
49Ubaldo Jimenez7.814.411.15
50Mike Pelfrey5.062.871.44

Links to other player comparables...

Clayton Kershaw
Josh Beckett
Chris Capuano



Sunday, November 25, 2012

Show Him Some Respect, The Chris Capuano Story


Next up on my look at the most similar pitchers to Dodger pitchers is Chris Capuano.  Capuano had a very good season for the Dodgers last year, though he did teeter out towards the latter part of the season.  Still, his peripherals were quite good and his good skills show up in this list of top notch pitchers in his list of comparables.

Just like Josh Beckett, Capuano's top four comparables are all the same.  In fact, Josh Beckett is Capuano's number five top comparable.  Beckett and Capuano both add solid depth to the Dodgers pitching staff.

Top 50 Similar Starting Pitchers

RankNameK/9BB/9GB/FB
NAChris Capuano7.652.481.04
1Jered Weaver7.132.150.76
2Ryan Vogelsong7.333.021.21
3Ian Kennedy8.062.320.92
4Matt Cain7.682.270.96
5Josh Beckett7.462.621.08
6Jordan Zimmermann7.011.901.16
7R.A. Dickey7.822.181.43
8Ervin Santana6.852.981.15
9Mat Latos8.182.801.18
10Daniel Hudson6.992.121.06
11Shaun Marcum7.512.770.86
12Alexi Ogando6.662.250.95
13Freddy Garcia6.752.951.02
14Anibal Sanchez8.292.491.37
15Philip Humber6.853.021.07
16Javier Vazquez7.592.340.74
17Edwin Jackson7.502.781.35
18Derek Holland7.522.801.18
19Ted Lilly6.922.730.82
20Jeff Niemann7.332.591.44
21Mike Minor7.532.920.86
22Gavin Floyd7.452.861.29
23Homer Bailey7.262.251.20
24Ryan Dempster8.183.101.23
25Jake Peavy7.842.010.86
26Carlos Villanueva7.372.290.75
27Phil Hughes7.392.300.69
28Wei-Yin Chen7.212.670.88
29Jarrod Parker6.873.111.44
30Josh Johnson7.873.051.52
31Clayton Kershaw9.262.341.27
32Johnny Cueto6.732.241.70
33Roy Halladay8.031.731.51
34Cliff Lee8.991.371.29
35Justin Verlander9.012.181.09
36Cole Hamels8.712.061.36
37James Shields8.552.321.59
38Doug Fister6.961.841.70
39C.J. Wilson7.953.631.63
40Jeremy Hellickson6.023.170.97
41CC Sabathia8.812.121.56
42Vance Worley7.513.101.35
43Hiroki Kuroda6.972.131.56
44Kyle Kendrick6.172.271.32
45Dan Haren7.251.631.05
46Madison Bumgarner8.322.091.41
47Ross Detwiler5.572.681.59
48Matt Garza8.682.831.42
49Brandon McCarthy6.201.651.29
50Kyle Lohse5.821.761.13

Previous Similar Pitcher Tables
Clayton Kershaw
Josh Beckett

Saturday, November 24, 2012

Who Is Similar To Josh Beckett?


Well, next up on the Dodgers starting pitcher depth chart is Josh Beckett who came over to the Dodgers in their much belliehood trade with the Red Sox last year.  Below, are the Top 50 most similar pitchers "peripheral-wise", based on K/9, BB/9 and GB/FB over the past two seasons.

So are you impressed that his number one comparable pitcher is Jered Weaver who has gone 38-13 for the Angels over the past two seasons?  The big difference being that Weaver has outpitched his FIP/xFIP by quite a bit while Beckett has not.  Could be some luck involved there for Weaver or perhaps pitching in a ballpark that turns fly balls in to outs.  The two pitchers are at different points on the aging curve, but over the past two years their peripherals have been highly comparable.

2012 Top 50 Similar Starting Pitchers

RankNameK/9BB/9GB/FB
NAJosh Beckett7.462.621.08
1Jered Weaver7.132.150.76
2Ryan Vogelsong7.333.021.21
3Ian Kennedy8.062.320.92
4Matt Cain7.682.270.96
5Vance Worley7.513.101.35
6Jordan Zimmermann7.011.901.16
7R.A. Dickey7.822.181.43
8Ervin Santana6.852.981.15
9Mat Latos8.182.801.18
10Daniel Hudson6.992.121.06
11Wandy Rodriguez6.672.731.44
12Shaun Marcum7.512.770.86
13Alexi Ogando6.662.250.95
14Freddy Garcia6.752.951.02
15Anibal Sanchez8.292.491.37
16Philip Humber6.853.021.07
17Javier Vazquez7.592.340.74
18Edwin Jackson7.502.781.35
19Derek Holland7.522.801.18
20Ted Lilly6.922.730.82
21Jeff Niemann7.332.591.44
22Mike Minor7.532.920.86
23John Danks6.432.931.17
24Gavin Floyd7.452.861.29
25Homer Bailey7.262.251.20
26Brett Myers6.602.401.42
27Chris Capuano7.652.481.04
28Luke Hochevar6.542.911.35
29Brett Cecil6.843.210.85
30Ryan Dempster8.183.101.23
31Jake Peavy7.842.010.86
32Carlos Villanueva7.372.290.75
33Brian Duensing6.132.481.21
34Phil Hughes7.392.300.69
35Wei-Yin Chen7.212.670.88
36Jarrod Parker6.873.111.44
37Josh Johnson7.873.051.52
38Clayton Kershaw9.262.341.27
39Johnny Cueto6.732.241.70
40Roy Halladay8.031.731.51
41Cliff Lee8.991.371.29
42Justin Verlander9.012.181.09
43Cole Hamels8.712.061.36
44James Shields8.552.321.59
45Doug Fister6.961.841.70
46C.J. Wilson7.953.631.63
47Jeremy Hellickson6.023.170.97
48Jair Jurrjens4.752.891.07
49CC Sabathia8.812.121.56
50Hiroki Kuroda6.972.131.56


Friday, November 23, 2012

Who Wants To Be A Kershaw-lionaire


Using 2011 and 2012 data and looking at K/9, BB/9 and GB/FB numbers I computed similarity scores for any starting pitcher who has thrown 150 or more innings the past two years.  Out fo the qualified starting pitchers here are the "Top 50" pitchers with the most similar numbers to Clayton Kershaw. I will have lists for other Dodgers pitchers up in the near future.  In this exercise I weighted the 2011 data by a factor of 3 and the the 2012 data by a factor of 5 as the most recent data has a slightly better representation of the pitcher's true talent level.  Keep in mind that this exercise is just looking at what I feel are the top three peripherals and does not base its similarity scores off of handedness, age or any other factors.

Kershaw's 2011 Top Similar Pitchers


2012 Top 50 Similar Starting Pitchers

RankNameK/9BB/9GB/FB
NAClayton Kershaw9.262.341.27
1Justin Verlander9.012.181.09
2Cole Hamels8.712.061.36
3James Shields8.552.321.59
4CC Sabathia8.812.121.56
5Madison Bumgarner8.322.091.41
6Matt Garza8.682.831.42
7Mat Latos8.182.81.18
8David Price8.752.521.61
9Anibal Sanchez8.292.491.37
10Zack Greinke9.172.321.64
11Chris Sale92.361.39
12Jeff Samardzija9.32.891.35
13Jarrod Parker6.873.111.44
14Stephen Strasburg10.972.551.31
15Josh Johnson7.873.051.52
16Johnny Cueto6.732.241.7
17Roy Halladay8.031.731.51
18Cliff Lee8.991.371.29
19Jered Weaver7.132.150.76
20Ryan Vogelsong7.333.021.21
21Doug Fister6.961.841.7
22Ian Kennedy8.062.320.92
23Matt Cain7.682.270.96
24Josh Beckett7.462.621.08
25C.J. Wilson7.953.631.63
26Vance Worley7.513.11.35
27Hiroki Kuroda6.972.131.56
28Gio Gonzalez9.143.671.52
29Jordan Zimmermann7.011.91.16
30Dan Haren7.251.631.05
31R.A. Dickey7.822.181.43
32Ervin Santana6.852.981.15
33Chris Carpenter7.152.031.49
34Felix Hernandez8.622.331.68
35Jon Lester7.743.181.63
36Daniel Hudson6.992.121.06
37Wandy Rodriguez6.672.731.44
38Yovani Gallardo93.191.41
39Shaun Marcum7.512.770.86
40Alexi Ogando6.662.250.95
41Freddy Garcia6.752.951.02
42Tommy Hanson8.793.521
43Erik Bedard8.573.771.23
44Ivan Nova7.13.021.55
45Brandon Beachy9.23.070.87
46Philip Humber6.853.021.07
47Javier Vazquez7.592.340.74
48Roy Oswalt6.582.071.31
49Marco Estrada8.941.810.78
50Michael Pineda9.112.890.81


Monday, April 02, 2012

Cory Luebke Budding Ace Or Mirage




Cory Luebke, the Padres 27 year old pitcher made news this spring signing a four year deal with the club. Luebke who didn't really show all that much promise in the minor leagues has impressed heavily in over 100 innings pitched as a starter in the big leagues. While it is a very small sample size (IP-116), Luebke's skill related numbers have been great. How great? Let's take a look at the closest comparables to Luebke using the pitching skilled related stats of K/9, BB/9 and GB/FB over the past two seasons. Like I mentioned above, keep in mind the small sample size and the high probability for some regression from Luebke. The comparables are interesting though.

Cory Luebke9.752.550.96
Rank Pitcher K/9 BB/9 GB/FB
1Clayton Kershaw9.462.781.04
2Yovani Gallardo9.343.071.29
3Michael Pineda9.112.890.81
4Justin Verlander8.882.420.98
5Mat Latos8.882.661.07
6Josh Johnson8.932.511.39
7Brandon Beachy10.573.040.77
8Tim Lincecum9.453.41.5
9Zack Greinke8.782.31.37
10Mike Minor8.72.950.92
11Cole Hamels8.622.241.37
12Tommy Hanson8.522.760.99
13Erik Bedard8.73.341.11
14Jon Lester9.173.561.65
15David Price8.442.961.16
16Jered Weaver8.432.150.71
17Brandon Morrow10.533.730.91
18Felix Hernandez8.452.551.72
19Max Scherzer8.252.91.02
20James Shields8.212.291.18


Tuesday, December 20, 2011

Aaron Harang, The Worst Of The Bunch



Time to move on and look at the comparables for the last Dodgers starting pitcher. Keep in mind I am looking at 2010/2011 data using the K/9, BB/9 and GB/FB stats. These stats are used because they are important skill stats, only slightly effected by such things as defense and park factors. Below are Aaron Harang's closest comparable starting pitchers along with links to the other four Dodgers pitchers I've already looked at.

Clayton Kershaw | Chad Billingsley | Ted Lilly | Chris Capuano

RankNameK/9BB/9GB/FB
 Aaron Harang6.63.030.96
1Wade LeBlanc6.473.150.82
2John Lackey6.343.071.18
3Ervin Santana6.922.890.98
4Phil Hughes6.882.960.76
5Jeff Niemann6.792.861.21
6Brett Cecil6.22.921.03
7Travis Wood6.852.830.68
8John Danks6.972.721.18
9Randy Wells6.1731.28
10Kevin Millwood6.172.680.96
11Johnny Cueto6.372.711.35
12Ryan Vogelsong6.993.141.34
13Johan Santana6.512.490.76
14Carlos Carrasco6.542.871.56
15Javier Vazquez7.242.970.74
16Jason Hammel6.052.991.36
17Jeremy Hellickson5.933.180.79
18Chris Narveson7.253.31.05
19Alexi Ogando6.682.320.92
20Jair Jurrjens5.92.881.06
21Clay Buchholz6.323.441.5
22Barry Zito6.463.740.84
23Brett Myers6.932.531.41
24Jeremy Bonderman5.883.181.14
25Luke Hochevar6.072.961.51
26Matt Harrison62.941.44
27Clayton Richard6.153.461.42
28Bruce Chen5.853.120.74
29Matt Cain7.22.510.91
30Brian Matusz7.233.470.74
31Brian Duensing6.062.571.34
32Randy Wolf5.83.220.94
33Edwin Jackson7.263.091.47
34Kyle Davies6.473.890.98
35Gavin Floyd7.152.441.36
36Philip Humber6.592.161.31
37Kevin Correia5.773.11.41
38Mike Leake6.062.481.52
39Joe Blanton6.972.151.22
40Daniel Hudson7.182.180.98
41Wade Davis5.573.20.87
42Chris Volstad5.792.881.62
43Jason Vargas5.652.580.8
44Shaun Marcum7.342.270.88
45Bartolo Colon7.182.181.24
46Derek Holland7.613.21.3
47Chris Carpenter7.052.251.59
48Roy Oswalt7.342.271.25
49Homer Bailey7.692.731.07
50Hiroki Kuroda7.232.191.41
51Dillon Gee6.043.951.36
52Tim Wakefield5.492.750.82
53Jake Peavy7.592.430.99
54Tim Stauffer6.042.561.89
55Freddy Garcia5.472.650.98
56Matt Garza7.772.81.04
57Carlos Zambrano7.14.111.13
58Ricky Romero7.283.351.9
59Jordan Zimmermann7.071.920.99
60Jon Garland5.813.791.5
61Dave Bush5.43.360.94
62Jaime Garcia7.242.872.03
63Ted Lilly7.552.210.64
64Justin Masterson6.723.212.25
65Chad Billingsley7.663.631.44
66Trevor Cahill5.93.232.07
67Ricky Nolasco7.31.911.22
68Chris Capuano7.882.611.05
69A.J. Burnett7.63.851.35
70Ian Kennedy7.922.70.91
71Jonathon Niese7.782.891.65
72Jeremy Guthrie5.342.480.99
73Kyle Lohse5.32.471.13
74Zach Britton5.663.621.86
75Ivan Nova5.453.171.82
76Brett Anderson6.262.162.09
77James McDonald7.83.90.86
78Wandy Rodriguez8.023.191.39
79Dallas Braden5.472.050.99
80Tom Gorzelanny7.913.770.89
81C.J. Wilson7.923.521.51
82Jake Arrieta5.944.381.14
83R.A. Dickey5.572.241.74
84Zach Duke5.232.661.5
85Rodrigo Lopez5.132.50.97
86Kevin Slowey6.481.510.56
87Josh Beckett8.172.721.09
88Scott Baker7.992.240.8
89Colby Lewis8.192.710.77
90Paul Maholm5.152.91.72
91Fausto Carmona5.262.981.92
92Max Scherzer8.252.91.02
93CC Sabathia8.092.561.51
94Derek Lowe6.453.12.61
95Madison Bumgarner7.92.051.3
96Anibal Sanchez8.263.081.21
97Charlie Morton6.053.692.43
98Jhoulys Chacin7.664.041.83
99Mike Pelfrey4.9531.4
100Livan Hernandez4.952.561.07
101Armando Galarraga4.953.540.8
102Tim Hudson6.022.642.57
103Brandon McCarthy6.491.321.45
104James Shields8.212.291.18
105Dan Haren7.761.661.05
106Daisuke Matsuzaka7.534.550.69
107Bronson Arroyo4.972.260.99
108Doug Fister5.551.621.43
109Joe Saunders4.812.841.23
110Jake Westbrook5.413.292.35
111David Price8.442.961.16
112Mitch Talbot53.911.34
113Jeff Karstens5.191.821.22
114Jorge de la Rosa8.223.841.55
115Jason Marquis5.053.162.1
116Tommy Hanson8.522.760.99
117Dustin Moseley4.743.051.51
118Gio Gonzalez8.234.091.4
119J.A. Happ7.534.80.8
120Rick Porcello4.912.191.65
121Jeff Francis4.951.961.38
122Felipe Paulino8.373.971.13
123Adam Wainwright8.322.191.68
124Jered Weaver8.432.150.71
125Felix Hernandez8.452.551.72
126Brad Bergesen4.562.791.2
127John Lannan4.863.432.03
128Scott Kazmir5.524.810.88
129Ryan Dempster8.63.621.27
130Tommy Hunter4.691.981.01
131Cole Hamels8.622.241.37
132Ubaldo Jimenez8.653.731.41
133Francisco Liriano8.623.641.66
134Joel Pineiro4.692.171.71
135Josh Tomlin4.981.510.82
136Mat Latos8.882.661.07
137Kyle Kendrick4.422.241.17
138Zack Greinke8.782.31.37
139Mark Buehrle4.52.041.23
140Justin Verlander8.882.420.98
141Bud Norris8.853.891.06
142Josh Johnson8.932.511.39
143Roy Halladay8.161.211.7
144Michael Pineda9.112.890.81
145Brad Penny4.132.691.58
146Nick Blackburn4.172.761.8
147Rich Harden8.634.760.68
148Aaron Cook4.353.582.32
149Cliff Lee8.561.211.21
150Carl Pavano4.451.561.64
151Jon Lester9.173.561.65
152Yovani Gallardo9.343.071.29
153Clayton Kershaw9.462.781.04
154Tim Lincecum9.453.41.5
155Edinson Volquez8.985.251.75
156Jonathan Sanchez9.364.951.01
157Brandon Beachy10.573.040.77
158Brandon Morrow10.533.730.91


Monday, December 19, 2011

Chris Capuano, Better Than You Think



It's time to look at one of the new additions to the Dodgers rotation and which pitchers around the majors have a similar skill set as him. Chris Capuano was signed as a free-agent after leaving the New York Mets. Capuano does have peripherals that compare to some pretty good pitchers like Ian Kennedy and Matt Garza. Capuano did put up much better stats at home than on the road but I am looking at three skill stats in which park factors do not play a big role in. Below are Capuano's closest comparables (using 2010 and 2011 stats, min of 150 IP).

RankNameK/9BB/9GB/FB
 Chris Capuano7.882.611.05
1Ian Kennedy7.922.70.91
2Matt Garza7.772.81.04
3Homer Bailey7.692.731.07
4Josh Beckett8.172.721.09
5Jake Peavy7.592.430.99
6Colby Lewis8.192.710.77
7Scott Baker7.992.240.8
8Max Scherzer8.252.91.02
9James Shields8.212.291.18
10CC Sabathia8.092.561.51
11Madison Bumgarner7.92.051.3
12Anibal Sanchez8.263.081.21
13Tommy Hanson8.522.760.99
14Shaun Marcum7.342.270.88
15Ted Lilly7.552.210.64
16Roy Oswalt7.342.271.25
17David Price8.442.961.16
18Jonathon Niese7.782.891.65
19Wandy Rodriguez8.023.191.39
20Derek Holland7.613.21.3
21Matt Cain7.22.510.91
22Jered Weaver8.432.150.71
23Javier Vazquez7.242.970.74
24Gavin Floyd7.152.441.36
25Daniel Hudson7.182.180.98
26Bartolo Colon7.182.181.24
27Hiroki Kuroda7.232.191.41
28Adam Wainwright8.322.191.68
29Felix Hernandez8.452.551.72
30Cole Hamels8.622.241.37
31Edwin Jackson7.263.091.47
32Ricky Nolasco7.31.911.22
33John Danks6.972.721.18
34Chris Narveson7.253.31.05
35Dan Haren7.761.661.05
36Mat Latos8.882.661.07
37Ervin Santana6.922.890.98
38Zack Greinke8.782.31.37
39Brett Myers6.932.531.41
40Justin Verlander8.882.420.98
41C.J. Wilson7.923.521.51
42Joe Blanton6.972.151.22
43Chris Carpenter7.052.251.59
44Jordan Zimmermann7.071.920.99
45Ryan Vogelsong6.993.141.34
46Phil Hughes6.882.960.76
47Josh Johnson8.932.511.39
48Chad Billingsley7.663.631.44
49Travis Wood6.852.830.68
50Brian Matusz7.233.470.74
51Jeff Niemann6.792.861.21
52Tom Gorzelanny7.913.770.89
53Jaime Garcia7.242.872.03
54Alexi Ogando6.682.320.92
55Ryan Dempster8.63.621.27
56Ricky Romero7.283.351.9
57Michael Pineda9.112.890.81
58A.J. Burnett7.63.851.35
59James McDonald7.83.90.86
60Aaron Harang6.63.030.96
61Jorge de la Rosa8.223.841.55
62Philip Humber6.592.161.31
63Johan Santana6.512.490.76
64Ubaldo Jimenez8.653.731.41
65Francisco Liriano8.623.641.66
66Felipe Paulino8.373.971.13
67Carlos Carrasco6.542.871.56
68Wade LeBlanc6.473.150.82
69Johnny Cueto6.372.711.35
70Yovani Gallardo9.343.071.29
71Gio Gonzalez8.234.091.4
72Cliff Lee8.561.211.21
73Roy Halladay8.161.211.7
74Clayton Kershaw9.462.781.04
75Bud Norris8.853.891.06
76John Lackey6.343.071.18
77Jhoulys Chacin7.664.041.83
78Carlos Zambrano7.14.111.13
79Brett Cecil6.22.921.03
80Jon Lester9.173.561.65
81Kevin Millwood6.172.680.96
82Randy Wells6.1731.28
83Justin Masterson6.723.212.25
84Tim Lincecum9.453.41.5
85Clay Buchholz6.323.441.5
86Barry Zito6.463.740.84
87Brian Duensing6.062.571.34
88Kevin Slowey6.481.510.56
89Mike Leake6.062.481.52
90Jason Hammel6.052.991.36
91Luke Hochevar6.072.961.51
92Kyle Davies6.473.890.98
93Brandon McCarthy6.491.321.45
94Matt Harrison62.941.44
95Clayton Richard6.153.461.42
96Brett Anderson6.262.162.09
97Jair Jurrjens5.92.881.06
98Daisuke Matsuzaka7.534.550.69
99Tim Stauffer6.042.561.89
100Jeremy Hellickson5.933.180.79
101Jeremy Bonderman5.883.181.14
102Bruce Chen5.853.120.74
103Randy Wolf5.83.220.94
104Derek Lowe6.453.12.61
105Chris Volstad5.792.881.62
106Kevin Correia5.773.11.41
107J.A. Happ7.534.80.8
108Jason Vargas5.652.580.8
109Dillon Gee6.043.951.36
110Rich Harden8.634.760.68
111Trevor Cahill5.93.232.07
112Wade Davis5.573.20.87
113Tim Hudson6.022.642.57
114Tim Wakefield5.492.750.82
115Freddy Garcia5.472.650.98
116Jon Garland5.813.791.5
117R.A. Dickey5.572.241.74
118Dallas Braden5.472.050.99
119Charlie Morton6.053.692.43
120Jeremy Guthrie5.342.480.99
121Doug Fister5.551.621.43
122Zach Britton5.663.621.86
123Kyle Lohse5.32.471.13
124Dave Bush5.43.360.94
125Ivan Nova5.453.171.82
126Jake Arrieta5.944.381.14
127Zach Duke5.232.661.5
128Brandon Beachy10.573.040.77
129Rodrigo Lopez5.132.50.97
130Jonathan Sanchez9.364.951.01
131Fausto Carmona5.262.981.92
132Jeff Karstens5.191.821.22
133Paul Maholm5.152.91.72
134Jake Westbrook5.413.292.35
135Brandon Morrow10.533.730.91
136Livan Hernandez4.952.561.07
137Bronson Arroyo4.972.260.99
138Edinson Volquez8.985.251.75
139Mike Pelfrey4.9531.4
140Jeff Francis4.951.961.38
141Rick Porcello4.912.191.65
142Jason Marquis5.053.162.1
143Joe Saunders4.812.841.23
144Armando Galarraga4.953.540.8
145Josh Tomlin4.981.510.82
146Mitch Talbot53.911.34
147Dustin Moseley4.743.051.51
148Scott Kazmir5.524.810.88
149Tommy Hunter4.691.981.01
150John Lannan4.863.432.03
151Joel Pineiro4.692.171.71
152Brad Bergesen4.562.791.2
153Mark Buehrle4.52.041.23
154Kyle Kendrick4.422.241.17
155Carl Pavano4.451.561.64
156Nick Blackburn4.172.761.8
157Brad Penny4.132.691.58
158Aaron Cook4.353.582.32


Sunday, December 18, 2011

Nobody Wants To Be Ted Lilly



Next up on the Dodgers starting pitcher similarity scores is Ted Lilly the left handed pitcher for the Dodgers that has a tendency to give up a lot of fly balls which in turn leads to a souvenir bonanza for those fans brave enough to sit in the outfield bleachers.

RankNameK/9BB/9GB/FB
 Ted Lilly7.552.210.64
1Shaun Marcum7.342.270.88
2Jake Peavy7.592.430.99
3Scott Baker7.992.240.8
4Daniel Hudson7.182.180.98
5Matt Cain7.22.510.91
6Roy Oswalt7.342.271.25
7Jordan Zimmermann7.071.920.99
8Chris Capuano7.882.611.05
9Ian Kennedy7.922.70.91
10Homer Bailey7.692.731.07
11Ricky Nolasco7.31.911.22
12Bartolo Colon7.182.181.24
13Dan Haren7.761.661.05
14Matt Garza7.772.81.04
15Madison Bumgarner7.92.051.3
16Joe Blanton6.972.151.22
17Colby Lewis8.192.710.77
18Javier Vazquez7.242.970.74
19Hiroki Kuroda7.232.191.41
20Gavin Floyd7.152.441.36
21James Shields8.212.291.18
22Jered Weaver8.432.150.71
23Josh Beckett8.172.721.09
24Alexi Ogando6.682.320.92
25Travis Wood6.852.830.68
26John Danks6.972.721.18
27Ervin Santana6.922.890.98
28Phil Hughes6.882.960.76
29Brett Myers6.932.531.41
30Max Scherzer8.252.91.02
31Chris Carpenter7.052.251.59
32CC Sabathia8.092.561.51
33Johan Santana6.512.490.76
34Jeff Niemann6.792.861.21
35Tommy Hanson8.522.760.99
36Philip Humber6.592.161.31
37Derek Holland7.613.21.3
38Chris Narveson7.253.31.05
39Jonathon Niese7.782.891.65
40Edwin Jackson7.263.091.47
41Anibal Sanchez8.263.081.21
42David Price8.442.961.16
43Kevin Slowey6.481.510.56
44Ryan Vogelsong6.993.141.34
45Adam Wainwright8.322.191.68
46Aaron Harang6.63.030.96
47Cole Hamels8.622.241.37
48Brian Matusz7.233.470.74
49Wandy Rodriguez8.023.191.39
50Justin Verlander8.882.420.98
51Zack Greinke8.782.31.37
52Wade LeBlanc6.473.150.82
53Felix Hernandez8.452.551.72
54Johnny Cueto6.372.711.35
55Mat Latos8.882.661.07
56Kevin Millwood6.172.680.96
57Carlos Carrasco6.542.871.56
58Cliff Lee8.561.211.21
59Jaime Garcia7.242.872.03
60Brett Cecil6.22.921.03
61John Lackey6.343.071.18
62Roy Halladay8.161.211.7
63Josh Johnson8.932.511.39
64Brandon McCarthy6.491.321.45
65C.J. Wilson7.923.521.51
66Tom Gorzelanny7.913.770.89
67Chad Billingsley7.663.631.44
68Brian Duensing6.062.571.34
69Michael Pineda9.112.890.81
70Randy Wells6.1731.28
71Ricky Romero7.283.351.9
72James McDonald7.83.90.86
73Mike Leake6.062.481.52
74A.J. Burnett7.63.851.35
75Jair Jurrjens5.92.881.06
76Jason Hammel6.052.991.36
77Ryan Dempster8.63.621.27
78Luke Hochevar6.072.961.51
79Barry Zito6.463.740.84
80Matt Harrison62.941.44
81Jeremy Hellickson5.933.180.79
82Bruce Chen5.853.120.74
83Clay Buchholz6.323.441.5
84Brett Anderson6.262.162.09
85Jason Vargas5.652.580.8
86Jorge de la Rosa8.223.841.55
87Tim Stauffer6.042.561.89
88Jeremy Bonderman5.883.181.14
89Felipe Paulino8.373.971.13
90Carlos Zambrano7.14.111.13
91Kyle Davies6.473.890.98
92Ubaldo Jimenez8.653.731.41
93Clayton Richard6.153.461.42
94Clayton Kershaw9.462.781.04
95Randy Wolf5.83.220.94
96Francisco Liriano8.623.641.66
97Justin Masterson6.723.212.25
98Yovani Gallardo9.343.071.29
99Dallas Braden5.472.050.99
100Chris Volstad5.792.881.62
101Kevin Correia5.773.11.41
102Tim Wakefield5.492.750.82
103Gio Gonzalez8.234.091.4
104Freddy Garcia5.472.650.98
105Bud Norris8.853.891.06
106Jhoulys Chacin7.664.041.83
107Wade Davis5.573.20.87
108Doug Fister5.551.621.43
109Jeremy Guthrie5.342.480.99
110R.A. Dickey5.572.241.74
111Kyle Lohse5.32.471.13
112Jon Lester9.173.561.65
113Daisuke Matsuzaka7.534.550.69
114Tim Lincecum9.453.41.5
115Trevor Cahill5.93.232.07
116Dillon Gee6.043.951.36
117Derek Lowe6.453.12.61
118Dave Bush5.43.360.94
119Rodrigo Lopez5.132.50.97
120Jeff Karstens5.191.821.22
121Tim Hudson6.022.642.57
122Jon Garland5.813.791.5
123Zach Duke5.232.661.5
124Ivan Nova5.453.171.82
125J.A. Happ7.534.80.8
126Bronson Arroyo4.972.260.99
127Zach Britton5.663.621.86
128Livan Hernandez4.952.561.07
129Josh Tomlin4.981.510.82
130Jeff Francis4.951.961.38
131Paul Maholm5.152.91.72
132Fausto Carmona5.262.981.92
133Jake Arrieta5.944.381.14
134Charlie Morton6.053.692.43
135Rich Harden8.634.760.68
136Mike Pelfrey4.9531.4
137Rick Porcello4.912.191.65
138Joe Saunders4.812.841.23
139Tommy Hunter4.691.981.01
140Armando Galarraga4.953.540.8
141Jake Westbrook5.413.292.35
142Jason Marquis5.053.162.1
143Joel Pineiro4.692.171.71
144Dustin Moseley4.743.051.51
145Brad Bergesen4.562.791.2
146Mark Buehrle4.52.041.23
147Brandon Beachy10.573.040.77
148Mitch Talbot53.911.34
149Kyle Kendrick4.422.241.17
150John Lannan4.863.432.03
151Jonathan Sanchez9.364.951.01
152Scott Kazmir5.524.810.88
153Carl Pavano4.451.561.64
154Brandon Morrow10.533.730.91
155Edinson Volquez8.985.251.75
156Brad Penny4.132.691.58
157Nick Blackburn4.172.761.8
158Aaron Cook4.353.582.32


Friday, December 16, 2011

Chad Billingsley, A Mixed Bag



Using 2010 and 2011 data and looking at K/9, BB/9 and GB/FB numbers I computed similarity scores for any starting pitcher who has thrown 150 or more innings the past two years. Out of the 158 qualified pitchers here are the pitchers with the most similar numbers to Chad Billingsley. There are a mixed bag of pitchers who have a similar skill set as Billingsley. A.J. Burnett is not the best player to be comparable to in the world, yet C.J. Wilson isn't too bad. I will have lists for a few of the other Dodgers starting pitchers up in the next couple of days.

RankNameK/9BB/9GB/FB
 Chad Billingsley7.663.631.44
1A.J. Burnett7.63.851.35
2C.J. Wilson7.923.521.51
3Derek Holland7.613.21.3
4Jhoulys Chacin7.664.041.83
5Wandy Rodriguez8.023.191.39
6Jorge de la Rosa8.223.841.55
7Tom Gorzelanny7.913.770.89
8James McDonald7.83.90.86
9Chris Narveson7.253.31.05
10Ricky Romero7.283.351.9
11Edwin Jackson7.263.091.47
12Gio Gonzalez8.234.091.4
13Jonathon Niese7.782.891.65
14Carlos Zambrano7.14.111.13
15Ryan Vogelsong6.993.141.34
16Brian Matusz7.233.470.74
17Anibal Sanchez8.263.081.21
18Felipe Paulino8.373.971.13
19Matt Garza7.772.81.04
20Ryan Dempster8.63.621.27
21Homer Bailey7.692.731.07
22Francisco Liriano8.623.641.66
23Ubaldo Jimenez8.653.731.41
24Max Scherzer8.252.91.02
25Javier Vazquez7.242.970.74
26Jaime Garcia7.242.872.03
27David Price8.442.961.16
28Josh Beckett8.172.721.09
29Ian Kennedy7.922.70.91
30Chris Capuano7.882.611.05
31Ervin Santana6.922.890.98
32CC Sabathia8.092.561.51
33John Danks6.972.721.18
34Jeff Niemann6.792.861.21
35Daisuke Matsuzaka7.534.550.69
36Phil Hughes6.882.960.76
37Colby Lewis8.192.710.77
38Bud Norris8.853.891.06
39Jake Peavy7.592.430.99
40Gavin Floyd7.152.441.36
41Kyle Davies6.473.890.98
42Tommy Hanson8.522.760.99
43Aaron Harang6.63.030.96
44Justin Masterson6.723.212.25
45Brett Myers6.932.531.41
46Matt Cain7.22.510.91
47J.A. Happ7.534.80.8
48Barry Zito6.463.740.84
49Clay Buchholz6.323.441.5
50Carlos Carrasco6.542.871.56
51Felix Hernandez8.452.551.72
52Travis Wood6.852.830.68
53Roy Oswalt7.342.271.25
54Wade LeBlanc6.473.150.82
55John Lackey6.343.071.18
56James Shields8.212.291.18
57Hiroki Kuroda7.232.191.41
58Shaun Marcum7.342.270.88
59Chris Carpenter7.052.251.59
60Clayton Richard6.153.461.42
61Jon Lester9.173.561.65
62Bartolo Colon7.182.181.24
63Scott Baker7.992.240.8
64Johnny Cueto6.372.711.35
65Daniel Hudson7.182.180.98
66Mat Latos8.882.661.07
67Adam Wainwright8.322.191.68
68Madison Bumgarner7.92.051.3
69Randy Wells6.1731.28
70Ted Lilly7.552.210.64
71Joe Blanton6.972.151.22
72Dillon Gee6.043.951.36
73Rich Harden8.634.760.68
74Brett Cecil6.22.921.03
75Cole Hamels8.622.241.37
76Josh Johnson8.932.511.39
77Alexi Ogando6.682.320.92
78Luke Hochevar6.072.961.51
79Jason Hammel6.052.991.36
80Zack Greinke8.782.31.37
81Michael Pineda9.112.890.81
82Johan Santana6.512.490.76
83Derek Lowe6.453.12.61
84Ricky Nolasco7.31.911.22
85Yovani Gallardo9.343.071.29
86Justin Verlander8.882.420.98
87Matt Harrison62.941.44
88Tim Lincecum9.453.41.5
89Jered Weaver8.432.150.71
90Philip Humber6.592.161.31
91Kevin Millwood6.172.680.96
92Jon Garland5.813.791.5
93Jeremy Bonderman5.883.181.14
94Jordan Zimmermann7.071.920.99
95Charlie Morton6.053.692.43
96Jake Arrieta5.944.381.14
97Jeremy Hellickson5.933.180.79
98Trevor Cahill5.93.232.07
99Brian Duensing6.062.571.34
100Jair Jurrjens5.92.881.06
101Kevin Correia5.773.11.41
102Randy Wolf5.83.220.94
103Mike Leake6.062.481.52
104Tim Stauffer6.042.561.89
105Bruce Chen5.853.120.74
106Dan Haren7.761.661.05
107Chris Volstad5.792.881.62
108Clayton Kershaw9.462.781.04
109Zach Britton5.663.621.86
110Edinson Volquez8.985.251.75
111Brett Anderson6.262.162.09
112Jonathan Sanchez9.364.951.01
113Wade Davis5.573.20.87
114Tim Hudson6.022.642.57
115Ivan Nova5.453.171.82
116Dave Bush5.43.360.94
117Jason Vargas5.652.580.8
118Tim Wakefield5.492.750.82
119Freddy Garcia5.472.650.98
120Jake Westbrook5.413.292.35
121Roy Halladay8.161.211.7
122Scott Kazmir5.524.810.88
123R.A. Dickey5.572.241.74
124Fausto Carmona5.262.981.92
125Kevin Slowey6.481.510.56
126Brandon McCarthy6.491.321.45
127Cliff Lee8.561.211.21
128Zach Duke5.232.661.5
129Jeremy Guthrie5.342.480.99
130Paul Maholm5.152.91.72
131Kyle Lohse5.32.471.13
132Mitch Talbot53.911.34
133Jason Marquis5.053.162.1
134Dallas Braden5.472.050.99
135Mike Pelfrey4.9531.4
136Armando Galarraga4.953.540.8
137Rodrigo Lopez5.132.50.97
138John Lannan4.863.432.03
139Doug Fister5.551.621.43
140Brandon Morrow10.533.730.91
141Livan Hernandez4.952.561.07
142Joe Saunders4.812.841.23
143Dustin Moseley4.743.051.51
144Brandon Beachy10.573.040.77
145Bronson Arroyo4.972.260.99
146Jeff Karstens5.191.821.22
147Rick Porcello4.912.191.65
148Jeff Francis4.951.961.38
149Brad Bergesen4.562.791.2
150Joel Pineiro4.692.171.71
151Tommy Hunter4.691.981.01
152Aaron Cook4.353.582.32
153Josh Tomlin4.981.510.82
154Kyle Kendrick4.422.241.17
155Mark Buehrle4.52.041.23
156Nick Blackburn4.172.761.8
157Brad Penny4.132.691.58
158Carl Pavano4.451.561.64