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AL West Preview
Published 4/3/2009 by Patrick Sullivan at Baseball Analysts
... solid run prevention club. Felix Hernandez and Bedard make for an excellent front two, and the improved outfield defense will do wonders for the rest of the staff who have what you might call a strikeout problem. First step is admitting it, second is adding Endy Chavez and Franklin Gutierrez. Sully: The Mariners will be a real case study in how much we know about defense metrics. Consensus seems to be that Jarrod Washburn and Carlos Silva in particular stand to improve. Let's see how it plays out. ...

Walkoff Walk Presents the BONILLA Projection System: Age 30
Published 1/23/2009 by Lloyd The Barber at Walkoff Walk
... Karma doesn't live here anymore. I hope he uncorks a wild pitch that strikes Tony LaRussa in the skull. Jeremy Affeldt, RP: Usually serves as the transportation coordinator at the annual LOOGY conference on Monterey Bay. Spends the first 6 innings of each game on the phone trying to locate right hand drive cars in the Greater Carmel area. Erik Bedard, SP: Single handedly proved not all Canadians are hard working, polite, or rugged. Carlos Silva, SP: Wanted by Interpol for grand, grand, grand larceny. Jayson ...

Drunken Cardinals Front Office Inks Kyle Lohse to 4 Years, $41 Million
Published 9/30/2008 by Lauren (noreply@blogger.com) at Babes Love Baseball
... stated to have been seeking 4 years and $40 million-plus. To be fair, in 2008 Lohse did go 15-6 with a 3.78 ERA, walking 49 and striking out 119 in 200 innings. Good stuff, but there's nothing in his history that would suggest that he'll repeat those kind of stats. It's highly likely that this will turn into a crap contract for the Birds. But hey, this is the market that teams have to deal with. Average-to-good players get all-star money. (See: Jarrod Washburn, Carlos Silva, Mike Hampton, Carl Pavano) Random factoid for you: Lohse is ...

The Hardball Times:Gouge Away
Published 8/18/2008 by Chris Jaffe at The Hardball Times
... talent and serve as a model to properly deal with fans. Hang your head high, Brewers fans you root for a club to be envied. Mariners fans, start making Molotov cocktails. It isn't bad enough they had to put together the worst team in baseball. They also hit you with the third-highest gouging fees, the highest among teams that haven't won it all in the last three seasons. And oh yeah, they lead the league in biggest uptick in these costs since last year. Hey, gotta pay that Carlos Silva contract somehow. From my own experience, they have the most expensive ballpark food out ...

Game 84: Tigers (42-41) at Mariners (33-51)
Published 7/3/2008 by Ian Casselberry at Bless You Boys
... Justin Verlander (4-9, 4.42) vs. Carlos Silva (4-9, 5.69) After losing a series for the first time in their last seven match-ups, the Tigers head back out to the Pacific Northwest to play the Mariners, who provided Detroit with some wins even when they weren't playing that well.  The Seattle ballclub has a bit of a different look to it since they last faced the Tigers, with both the field manager and general manager getting fired, and the roster (as well as ownership, perhaps?) likely undergoing a reconstruction.   So which ...

IGD: Padres vs Mariners (28 Jun 08)
Published 6/28/2008 by Geoff Young at Ducksnorts
Padres (32-49) vs M’s (29-50) Cha Seung Baek vs Carlos Silva 7:05 p.m. PT Channel 4SD AM 1090, FM 105.7, XM 183 MLB, B-R The Padres have re-signed Brett Tomko, whose sizable contribution to 2007’s collapse often gets overlooked by folks more interested in placing all the blame on Trevor Hoffman. Why was Tomko available, you ask? Because the Kansas City Royals had no use for him. If that isn’t a ringing endorsement for any ...

No Walks = More Success For Moose
Published 5/15/2008 by Greg Cohen (noreply@blogger.com) at Sliding Into Home: A Yankees Blog
... Greg Maddux - SDP 1.44 Tim Hudson - ATL 1.59 Ervin Santana - LAA 1.65 Carlos Silva - SEA 1.70 Livan Hernandez - MIN ...

I Got Yer "Imposing" Right Here
Published 3/30/2008 by mattwelch at Halos Heaven
... (because he has the bad manners to get people out by different means), has over that same period gone 24-9 with ERA+s of 178 and 117. HUMPER Washburn's 33, and in his last five years he has posted an above average ERA+ (100 or higher) only once. Last year's 194 IP was his most since 2003. Garland's 28, and in his last five years he's posted ERA+s of 103, 97, 128, 105 and 112, while averaging 210 innings pitched. FOUR-SPOT Carlos Silva is 29, with ERA+s the last two years of 75 and 103. Joe Saunders is ...

Spring Training Battles: Starting Pitching
Published 3/11/2008 by Rob G. at The Cub Reporter (TCR) | A Chicago Cubs Blog
... After a few, ahem, adventureous years as the Cubs closer, Dempster decided that his true heart's desire lie in starting pitching. Or he saw how much money Carlos Silva just got from the Mariners, realized his contract was up after the year, and thought to himself, "Hey, I can do that!" His previous escapades as a starter with the Marlins, Reds and six brief starts with the Cubs in 2005, yielded a combined line of 51-58 in 162 games started with a 4.99 ERA, a 1.56 K/BB ratio, a 1.11 HR/9 and a 7.36 K/9 in 988.2 IP. Compare that to his reliever numbers ...

Does Erik Bedard a playoff team make?
Published 1/28/2008 by Kevin Hayward at All on the Field sports blog
... Carlos Silva - 13-14, 4.19 for Minnesota If everyone pitches well, it's a very good rotation. Personally, I think if Bedard is acquired, the Silva signing becomes a redundancy. Brandon Morrow, the M's 2006 first-round pick, is ready to join the rotation, but if Bedard shows up, there's nowhere to put him, except back in the bullpen. It's easy to get excited about this Bedard trade, but Mariners fans need to keep a couple of things in mind. First, there's that gaping hole in right field to address. Jose Guillen, who hit 23 home runs and drove in 99 ...

The strange case of Dr. Lohse and Mr. Hyde
Published 12/28/2007 by Tommy at Breaking Balls
... Well, just out of curiosity, I dialed up the same numbers for Lohse’s primary counterpart in the 2008 Hot Stove pitchers market, Carlos Silva. Here they are. ...

Published 12/27/2007 by Al at Al's Ramblings
... He can make an additional $4.5 million in incentives. Prior could have done substantially better in a two-year deal, but he wanted the chance to go back on the market next winter. Refreshing to see a player have confidence in himself and take less, and also have the intelligence to choose to play in Petco, an extreme pitcher's park. If he has any kind of 2008, he might well get Silva type money. And if anyone thinks a club's memory will not be that short, take a gander at how Silva performed in '06 . ...

Valuing Carlos Silva
Published 12/21/2007 by JC at Sabernomics
... It has been hard to think about anything but performance-enhancing drugs for the past week, but I’ll take a break to talk about Carlos Sliva’s new deal. Yesterday, the Seattle Mariners signed Silva to a ...

Silva Signs With M's
Published 12/20/2007 by Seth at Enjoy the Enjoyment
Jim Street of MLB says that if Carlos Silva can pass a physical, Silva will be a Mariner. YAY! Carlos Silva career stats [Baseball Reference] Carlos Silva career vs. Mariners [Baseball Reference]

M's close to signing Silva?
Published 12/19/2007 by Adam J. Morris <info@lonestarball.com> at Lone Star Ball
... You can see Silva's stats here.  Groundball finesse pitcher who seems to be the new Bob Tewksbury. Dave Cameron thinks the M's should stay away. And Jeff Sullivan appears to be unhappy.

Naptime in Nashville
Published 12/6/2007 by dajafi <info@thegoodphight.com> at The Good Phight
... With that in mind, the fact that all Silva costs is money and a draft pick--valuable as those are--is compelling. Over the last four seasons, pitching for a generally under-powered Twins lineup, Silva won 47 games and made 124 starts. At age 29 as of next April, he's out of the so-called "injury nexus," and with the exception of his gruesome 2006, he's always kept the ball in the park--a big deal for anyone pitching at OFJOAB. Silva records few strikeouts and gives up an astonishing number of hits--the risks of ...

Carlos Silva: What About That Guy, Is He Any Good?
Published 12/6/2007 by Jeff Mathews at Mets Geek
... The danger for a pitcher who allows so many balls to be put into play, of course, is that bad luck will have more opportunities to affect him than a pitcher who strikes out a lot of batters. Last year, Silva faced 848 batters, and they managed to put the ball in play 82% of the time. By way of comparison, ...

Tigers Land Cabrera, Willis
Published 12/5/2007 by Vegas Watch at Vegas Watch
... find out, there's a lot of value in eating up innings. But it seems like the over/under on his 2008 ERA should probably be around 4.80. An asset, sure, but certainly not the same guy who almost won the Cy Young at age 23. ...

New and notes and stuff
Published 11/12/2007 by Slyde <info@redreporter.com> at Red Reporter
... Jr. is happy the Reds signed Dusty Baker . He says, "It's going to be good for the city of Cincinnati to see what can happen with a big-name manager, something it hasn't had since Lou Piniella." I guess Davey Johnson and Jack McKeon weren't big enough names. Dusty Baker is a rock star! If you are interested in some minor league free agents, Baseball America has an all star team for you . The most frequent pitcher being linked to the Reds so far has been Carlos Silva . John Fay doesn't think the Reds can afford him , but I think some of ...

Will These Gentlemen Sport Royal Blue In '08? Perhaps Only The Baseball Gods Know!
Published 11/1/2007 by RoyalsNation <info@royalsreview.com> at Royals Review
... SP - Carlos Silva 2008 O.D. Age:  28 ...