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MILWAUKEE BREWERS - ALL TIME HOME GROWN TEAM vs. ALL TIME ACQUIRED TEAM
Published 2/19/2009 by Sully (info@sullybaseball.com) at SULLY BASEBALL
... dealt to Milwaukee and put into the starting rotation in 1972. The next year he blossomed, becoming the Brewers' first ever 20 game winner. He threw 314 1/3 innings, completing 22 of his starts and picked up a save for good measure. The workhorse, who later threw a no hitter for the Royals, has been working steadily as a pitching coach. I bet he gets orders from the front office for strict pitch counts... and I bet that makes him roll his eyes. JEFF SUPPAN Jeff Suppan runs a restaurant called Soup's Sports Grill that is about ...

Jon Garland versus Braden Looper
Published 1/16/2009 by PHE at Pitchers Hit Eighth :: A St. Louis Cardinals blog
... career BABIP is .288.  Looper’s BABIP as a starter is .287. Short of comparing the amount of time they’ve spent starting, win-loss records (Garland had 18 win years for good Sox teams, Looper has pitched on a couple of struggling Cardinal teams), and age - these boys are almost identical pitchers. Where’s the difference? Well, for some reason, I had in my brain that Garland would come cheaper than Looper - I had Looper pegged for a Jeff Suppan-type deal, and surely Garland wouldn’t be more than $10mm per ...

Walkoff Walk Presents the BONILLA Projection System: Age 34
Published 1/14/2009 by Rob Iracane at Walkoff Walk
... Jeff Suppan, SP: Owns a Los Angeles-area restaurant named Soup's Grill despite the impossibility of grilling soup. Suppan is lucky enough to be employed by a Brewers team with few other warm bodies to actually start baseball games. ...

On Jeff Suppan and his value for 2009
Published 1/1/2009 by KLSnow at Brew Crew Ball
... suggest he's close to being able to reliably fill the role as fifth starter if used appropriately and watched closely, and allowing him to do so would leave Seth McClung in a position to contribute in a role which he may be better suited for. And if Suppan can't live up to his projections, the Brewers will know where to find McClung around May 1. Resources used: McClung's FanGraphs page McClung's BR Page Suppan's FanGraphs Page Suppan's BR Page Brewers 2009 CHONE Projections Brewers 2009 ZiPS

Let's play "Swap a Bad Contract"!
Published 12/22/2008 by RoyalsRetro at Royals Review
... million over the next two seasons (with a vesting option of $9 million for 2011) PROS: Gives Dayton the veteran middle infielder he has been seeking that can play shortstop and allow Aviles to move to second; is okayish defensively; has decent pop for a shortstop; isn't completely averse to drawing walks; can swipe bases CONS: Posted a worse 2007 season than Tony Pena Jr.; has been awful two seasons in a row, suggesting it isn't a fluke. BAD CONTRACT #4 P Jeff Suppan, Milwaukee Brewers YEAR AGE W-L ERA IP SO BB ERA+ 2005 ...

Bridging the (Roster) Gaps: Sign Dunn, Garland, Abreu; Trade LaRoche, McLouth
Published 12/20/2008 at MVN RSS
... Darryl Strawberry, Jose Canseco, Harmon Killebrew, Rocky Colavito and Reggie Jackson. At age 33, all save Colavito were still producing above league-average levels. (In fact, Killebrew's age 33 season was the best of his Hall of Fame career.) It's a dirty estimate, but you could probably expect Dunn to produce throughout the length of the above-market contract that it would take to get him to come to Pittsburgh. Jon Garland On July 31, 2003, Jeff Suppan was traded by the Pirates to the Boston Red Sox for Mike Gonzalez and Freddy ...

The Thursday Ten
Published 11/13/2008 by noreply@blogger.com (Justin) at The Brew Town Beat
... Another Mike Sherman specialty. Cleditus Hunt sucked so much he doesn't even have a wikipedia page, nor is there any mention anywhere on the internet of the specifics of his contract. The Packers must have contacted Al Gore and told him "Get Cleditus' stuff off this internet of yours" Culprit: Mike Sherman 4. Jeff Suppan ...

Extended!
Published 8/6/2008 by noreply@blogger.com (TheNaturalMevs) at Diamond Hoggers
... We were getting a bit worried and figured that the magical run was about to come to an end when The Deal began the game 0 for 3 and was up against Brian Shouse in the 8th inning. It seemed like the streak would be curtains. Then Bruce lined a single to right field to extend the hitting streak to 9 ballgames. Today: 1 for 4 - 9 games Up Next: vs. Milwaukee (Jeff Suppan) ...

First Quarter Over
Published 5/16/2008 by Brad (noreply@blogger.com) at Chuckie Hacks
... . Ouch II: The Cubs are no joke. Ouch III : The Gagne signing hasn't worked out as planned. Ned Yost talking on the first pregame chat of the year when asked if they'll miss Cordero: "No, we're not gonna miss a beat with Gagne in there." Oops. No Meat: Buck up to the Prime Quarter there, Big Fella...and don't leave until you've polished off half a cow. Mmmmm...Soup: You know what you're getting with Jeffrey Scott Suppan . Career ERA: 4.61. 2008 ERA: 4.63. 2007 ERA: 4.62. Anybody want to go on record with predicted Brewer win totals ?

I can’t effectively talk right now.
Published 5/3/2008 by Andrew at The Grand National Championships
... of contention by May 1st, but this year held expectations. This year was Prince and Braun and the Corey. They had pitching depth. Life was supposed to be good, right? But they stupidly released Claudio Vargas after Chris Capuano went on the DL for the year, and suddenly the Brewers pitching staff became a House of Cards. We all know that Ben Sheets is made of severe injury. And if someone else wen’t down? That means Jeff Suppan becomes your most important starter. Jeff Suppan. Guess who tore his ACL? Guess who’s one injury ...

New Place, Same Face?
Published 5/1/2008 by Kujo at Rockin' the Red
... reason this projection stands out is that the Jeff Suppan comparison that is oft-applied to Lohse holds eerily true here. Jeff Suppan's final line with the Cards before bolting for more dollars in Milwaukee, in his age 31 season: ...

Series Preview: Milwaukee @ Chicago
Published 3/31/2008 by Joe Aiello at VFTB
Probable Pitching Matchups Game 1 - Carlos Zambrano vs. Ben Sheets Game 2 - Ted Lilly vs. Jeff Suppan Game 3 - Ryan Dempster vs. Dave Bush Scouting Report on Milwaukee’s Pitchers Sheets - With a fastball that can reach the upper-90’s, he keeps hitters off-balance by mixing in a hard breaking curve. Has tremendous control and can work inside. Has a wealth of injury and durability issues that continue to wreak havoc with his career. Hitters also have a lot of success on his first pitch. An ace starter when healthy. Suppan - Has a ...

Baseball Analysts 2008 NL Central Preview
Published 3/21/2008 by Patrick Sullivan and Marc Hulet at Baseball Analysts
... Francisco Cordero's 44 saves, he had several spectacular blown saves, and their setup relief was poor. With Cordero gone, they have to count on Eric Gagne, who's not the Gagne of five years ago. Sully: In Ben Sheets, Yovani Gallardo and Dave Bush, I think they have three starting pitchers that represent a championship caliber front-end. In Jeff Suppan, Chris Capuano, Manny ...

Best KC Starter
Published 3/15/2008 by Jeff at Royally Speaking
... - Bret Saberhagen(3) 1992 - Kevin Appier(2) 1993 - Kevin Appier(3) 1994 - David Cone 1995 - Mark Gubicza(2) 1996 - Kevin Appier(4) 1997 - Kevin Appier(5) 1998 - Tim Belcher 1999 - Jose Rosado 2000 - Mac Suzuki 2001 - Jeff Suppan 2002 - Paul Byrd 2003 - Darrell May 2004 - ...

And Even More Refinements in SFR
Published 12/21/2007 by Dan Agonistes at Dan Agonistes
... 1.7 HOU Mark Loretta 5 48 -0.5 HOU Mike Lamb 5 144 -3.5 HOU Morgan Ensberg 5 186 -9.0 HOU Adam Everett 6 281 9.4 HOU Eric Bruntlett 6 180 0.3 HOU Cody Ransom 6 35 -0.1 HOU Mark Loretta 6 248 -2.2 ------------------------------------------------- MIL Jeff Suppan 1 35 2.1 MIL Chris Capuano 1 30 ...

IGD: Padres @ Brewers (30 Sep 07)
Published 9/30/2007 by Geoff Young at Ducksnorts
... (4-11, 5.39) vs Jeff Suppan (11-12, 4.57) ...

UP ALL NIGHT...
Published 8/14/2007 by Rob Bruesewitz at The Brewer Nation
... Another great pitching split is by pitch count. The first split is skewed since most relievers would fall into this category along with the starters. I look at this more for the starters and I look in the are of pitch count between 76-100. This is the critical area. This is the area where the starter has shown some signs of wearing down and the numbers back that up. Between pitches 51-75, opponents are only hitting .218 against us. From pitches 76-100 however, opponents are hitting .342. If pitch counts go over 100, that number falls down to .293. For Jeff Suppan and ...

Game 63: Brewers at Tigers
Published 6/12/2007 by billfer at The Detroit Tiger Weblog
... will take on Jeff Suppan. ...

Cold Brews
Published 5/13/2007 by Mets2Moon at The Ballclub
... El Guapo and I were in attendance for Friday night's festivities, making a rare appearance in the Field Boxes, ready to see the Mets get some revenge on Jeff Suppan. It was a steamy, humid night. Really a miserable day everywhere in the city, with no wind, and some sparse showers, but it was pleasant out at Shea. But steamy. You could see the vapor in the lights. ...

Tim Redding: IDOIT
Published 2/25/2007 by Basil <info@federalbaseball.com> at Federal Baseball
... The second concept is called Substantial Historicity In Trajectory, which has no suitable acronym. Basically, what this measure does is try to find historically comparable pitchers---not just based on stats like similarity scores but also based on career path, including peaks and valleys. Here, IDOIT finds a guy like Jeff Suppan rather similar. Suppan received an initial opportunity, didn't take advantage of it, and had to build his way back up the ladder, if you'll pardon the mixed metaphor. On the other side of the mountain, Suppan emerged as a fairly reliable innings guy, and IDOIT sees something similar from Redding. ...