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[NYRangers]

Oliver Perez seems to have baseball's number right now. I'm hoping on the bandwagon because his numbers aren't a fluke. While he struck out 11 per 9 IP in his ridiculous 2004 season and he's at a K per inning now, he seems to be learning to pitch a bit more. He's walking less than he was which is making his K/BB go up above what it was in 2004. He's also giving up less homers as that year, so this is all very encouraging. Because he's been less talked about than Maine but he's our true ace (I think he will keep this up). If he does, a 25 year old ace is so hard to come by. There probably only like 5 legitimate ace pitchers that are even under the age of 30, let alone 25.

[ideserveabeer]

Oliver Perez seems to have baseball's number right now. I'm hoping on the bandwagon because his numbers aren't a fluke. While he struck out 11 per 9 IP in his ridiculous 2004 season and he's at a K per inning now, he seems to be learning to pitch a bit more. He's walking less than he was which is making his K/BB go up above what it was in 2004. He's also giving up less homers as that year, so this is all very encouraging. Because he's been less talked about than Maine but he's our true ace (I think he will keep this up). If he does, a 25 year old ace is so hard to come by. There probably only like 5 legitimate ace pitchers that are even under the age of 30, let alone 25.

I'm surprised you can type after the beating you took last night. That was brutal officiating.

[DanTRQ]

Thanks, Kusand - They still haven't updated from the week of the 13th, so it should read 25g, 10a in 16 games (13, since I missed 3 of them - 2 for vacation, 1 for suspension). My fiance makes fun of me for not having a more even line (G to A) I can't help it if 75% of my team can't finish. Plus, our captain said that I was brought in to be a shooter - reason why I'm a right handed shot playing left wing and not a center. I play point on the PP, though.

This post has been edited by DanTRQ: May 25 2007, 08:09 AM