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Walkoff Walk Presents the BONILLA Projection System: Age 32
Published 1/26/2009 by Rob Iracane at Walkoff Walk
... Justin Duchscherer, SP: One of three members of the 2008 Oakland A's born in South Dakota. Spent most of the year chatting with Keith Foulke and Mark Ellis about the best place to find the best chili dogs in Sioux Falls. ...

Why I don’t write Fantasy Focus articles
Published 9/11/2008 by Brandon Isleib at The Hardball Times
... and my secret-research guy, Justin Duchscherer . (Isn't it always fun when you grab your secret-research guy and it works out? I would say that's more fun than winning the league, but I've only experienced the former....) I had grabbed the aces for five teams in a 12-team league, I suppose in large part because I was willing to write off a month or two on Lackey's and Kazmir's DL stints in order to get better performance down the road. For a while, this recipe worked great. One of my bench/keeper picks got promoted earlier than expected and was certainly better than the ...

Where We At?
Published 7/29/2008 by Patrick Sullivan at Baseball Analysts
... ? And the Yanks add Justin Duchscherer? If Boston were to stand pat, even though they would have the same formidable collection of talent, their chances of qualifying for October baseball would be diminished by Tampa and New York taking steps forward. ...

The AL Cy Young Race: An Early Gander
Published 7/23/2008 by Jimmy at The House That Dewey Built
... at the American League Cy Young Award race. As early as it is, this is typically the time of year where a handful of guys have begun to separate themselves from the rest of the pack. Note: I’m not going to delve too deeply into things like K/BB or FIP or anything like that, because they likely won’t be considered by the voters, not nearly as much as the Triple Crown stats (wins, Ks, ERA). Your major candidates in alphabetical order, as of 7/23/08: Justin Duchscherer - Oakland A’s 10-6, 1.87 ERA.  1st in ERA. The league leader in ...

Published 7/17/2008 by chris (noreply@blogger.com) at A Large Regular
... Giambi's $22 million option hanging over their head. Going into the season I was sure this was an option that would not be picked up. Now I'd guess that it will be picked up. Giambi is very popular both with the other players on the team and with the fans. Plus his production has been back up this season (currently 8th in OPS and 6th in HR). In the end - I see both options being picked up by the teams... If the AL Cy Young Award was presented today - there is a very good chance that Justin Duchscherer would win it (or at least finish second to Roy Halladay). For Red Sox ...

Uniforms, relievers and broadcasters
Published 7/3/2008 by Jim at Sox Machine
... to pair Ed Farmer with anybody. If DJ was shown the door, I would hope that means the Sox would pursue an actual voice instead of loading up their teams with four ex-jocks again. It's funny, though, that the Sox are proposing jettisoning Jackson just as he appears to be getting the hang of his job. I fee like we should be owed an explanation for the suffering. ********************* As solid as the Sox offense has been over the past week, they're going to have their hands full with Justin Duchscherer , who's basically like Paul Byrd on PEDs. OK, ...

Swing and a Miss: The Differences Between Justin Duchscherer and Rich Harden
Published 6/9/2008 by Blez at Athletics Nation
... If you look at Duke's stats , his contact percentage is 81 percent.  The funny thing is that Duke has been right around 81 percent contact throughout his career, showing a remarkable consistency.  Outside of his first year when the percentage was 85 percent contact on swings, Duke has been plus or minus two percentage points every other year.  Harden, for comparison, has a difference of 10 percentage points.  The good news being that he was at 76 percent contact his first season and has climbed downwards to 66.  He's become progressively more difficult ...

Game 58: Tigers (24-34) at Athletics (32-27)
Published 6/4/2008 by Ian Casselberry at Bless You Boys
... Nate Robertson (3-5, 5.92) vs. Justin Duchscherer (4-4, 2.27) The idea that the Tigers are reduced to trying to salvage a win in the final game of this series is tremendously vexing, considering that wins were there for the taking in each of the previous two games.  But that's what we're forced to choke down this afternoon. Jim Leyland put last night's loss on his offense (or lack thereof), and if the Tigers don't start scoring some more runs (which might not be so easy), this exercise in frustration will surely ...

Game 52: One Hit Wonder
Published 5/25/2008 by Eric (noreply@blogger.com) at Keep Your Sox On - Red Sox Baseball Blog About Red Sox Baseball
... Justin Duchscherer. He was a reliever, right? Survey says yes. Funny, usually the progression goes the other way. I see he had a below-average year last year; perhaps in typical Oakland Athletics fashion, they decided that he'd have better luck starting than relieving. Anyway, it doesn't seem like such a bad choice: lifetime against the Sox, he's got a 1.91 ERA in a bit over 28 innings and twenty base runners during the same time period. This year, his ERA+ ballooned back to 198 after last year's dismal 85...basically, the guy's in his prime, and he's pitching like he ...

Rays Defeat the Yanks 2-1 in 11; 1st Place in East & Best Record in AL.
Published 5/14/2008 by Tommy Rancel at Tampa Bay Rays
... and Justin Duscherer (ok, maybe to nobody’s surprise) have both missed time. One potential regression area for Oakland may be their bullpen (do yourself a favor and have a look at the season ...

South Dakota and Wyoming
Published 5/2/2007 by Earl at The GYS Network
... , Justin Duchscherer, and ...

The Transaction Guy: Athletics Re-Sign Duchscherer
Published 1/22/2007 at All Posts from All-Baseball.com
... Oakland Athletics re-sign RP Justin Duchscherer. ...

Better Know An Enemy: Pt. 4, Oakland A's.
Published 1/9/2007 by Allen Chace at Over the Monster
... Luckily, the A's have two of the best setup men in the game to turn to when Street's suffering from bad stuff or bad luck.  Justin Duchscherer had another outstanding season.  We drafted him in 1996.  So many missed opportunities.   ...