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Twins Starting Pitcher PECOTA Comparables
Published 3/1/2009 by Jesse at Twinkie Town
... Comp 4 Comp 5 Scott Baker Kevin Millwood Dustin Hermanson ...

If The Rangers Had Pitching…
Published 1/26/2009 by 3daysofcryin at Three Days of Cryin'
... Signing Ben Sheets as their ace is the way for the Rangers to knock off the Angels?  Isn’t that what people thought about Kevin Millwood too?  Wait,  assuming the Rangers sign Sheets, who are their fourth and fifth starters?  Right, “two spring training survivors.” So, Sheets, Millwood, Vladimir Guerrero’s cabana boy Vicente Padilla, and two pitching prospects to be determined?  The more things change….        ...

GM for a Day: Texas Rangers
Published 1/24/2009 by Diamond Cutter at The Diamond Cutter
... to be their ace when he was never really any better than a number four starter with the Dodgers and ended up being horrific in Texas. Then they tried to fit Kevin Millwood into that role when he came from Atlanta where he was a number three. So Sheets is really the closest thing to a true ace as they have had in my memory. Throwing him in front of Millwood and ...

Walkoff Walk Presents the BONILLA Projection System: Age 35
Published 1/12/2009 by Kris Liakos at Walkoff Walk
... Kevin Millwood, SP: I will suspend BONILLA here and instead use JUMPSUIT (Jiegel's Unbeatable Millwood Prediction Supported Undoubtedly In Truth): ...

SULLY BASEBALL AWARDS THE DIVISION SERIES MVP
Published 10/9/2008 by Sully (info@sullybaseball.com) at SULLY BASEBALL
... O'Leary's 2 homers sealed the deal. But the spectre of Pedro loomed over this entire series. When Pedro got hurt in game 1 after throwing 4 shut out innings, it gave the Indians a fighting chance. And when he came in the 4th inning as a reliever in the deciding 5th game, their fate was sealed. Pedro threw 6 no hit innings to finish the series and combined for 10 innings, only 3 hits and 11 strikeouts. National League KEVIN MILLWOOD, Atlanta Braves Millwood let up a second inning home run to Houston's ...

Game 150: Tigers (70-79) at Rangers (74-77)
Published 9/16/2008 by Ian Casselberry at Bless You Boys
Zach Miner (8-4, 4.29) vs. Kevin Millwood (9-9, 5.15) The Tigers have given up 11 runs in two consecutive games.  If they can keep Kyle Farnsworth in the bullpen tonight, they might just be able to end that ignominious streak.  But Detroit will also need Zach Miner to pitch better than he has in his previous two starts. Until those last two outings, it looked as if the Tigers would have to come up with some creative reasons to keep Miner out of next year's starting rotation.  But after eight straight starts, ...

Published 7/12/2008 by chris (noreply@blogger.com) at A Large Regular
... Kevin Millwood is the highest paid Ranger but his contract is actually very favorable to Texas. Millwood has to pitch 273 inning between this season and next (or 180 innings next season) or the Rangers can opt out of the last year of the deal ($12 million in 2010). Who knows though? $12 million may be the going rate for a 180 IP per year pitcher with a league average ERA. ...

Game 27 Open Thread - Royals (12-14) at Rangers (9-18)
Published 4/30/2008 by royalsreview at Royals Review
... Squaring off against against Bannister is Kevin Millwood (3.32 ERA). Millwood, in addition to being one of those people who looks completely different without facial hair, is a guy who has sorta gone under the radar in the last few years. It's almost as if he's gone from being a famous Brave to being one of those he's still pitching? guys, even though he's not even that old. It's been a weird career for Millwood, at least according to this idiot blogger, in that he's been all over the map performance wise, but has timed his up-turns well. He's barely been better ...

When Your Opening Day Starter is "Oh, Sh*t!"
Published 3/13/2008 by Cecilio's Scribe at The Legend of Cecilio Guante
... $60M. In his two seasons in the Lone Star state, Millwood has transformed into what virtually every Rangers pitcher has been the past few years - a launching pad. As my good friend once suggested (after seeing the scrolling score of another 13-9-type game in Arlington), "why don't they just draft nothing but pitchers one year. Seriously. Every single round. Every pick. Spend the entire offseason budget on pitchers, too." We couldn't agree more. Mill-not-so-good has compiled a pedestrain 26-26 mark since coming over to the Rangers and an ERA of 4.57. ...

Two on Two: 2008 AL West Preview
Published 3/4/2008 by Rich Lederer and Patrick Sullivan at Baseball Analysts
... Dave: Thanks to their ballpark, the Rangers could assemble a veritable all-star rotation and people would still talk about their struggles in finding good pitchers. Between the dimensions and the weather, trying to keep run scoring down in Arlington during the summer is basically impossible. However, I can say with some confidence that the 2008 Rangers have not assembled an all-star rotation. Kevin Millwood is a solid bounce back candidate, and I think Texas could get some positive contributions from back-end starters ...

SFR in the Infield - AL West
Published 1/3/2008 by Dan Agonistes at Dan Agonistes
... Bloomquist SEA 6 68 18 17 1.2 Yuniesky Betancourt SEA 6 651 178 187 -4.8 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Jamey Wright TEX 1 16 1 1 0.3 Robinson Tejeda TEX 1 17 2 2 0.0 Willie Eyre TEX 1 16 2 2 -0.3 Kevin Millwood TEX 1 18 1 2 -0.4 Kameron Loe TEX ...

Free Royals and dodged bullets
Published 10/31/2007 by Jay <info@letsgotribe.com> at Let's Go Tribe!
... Shut out of the primary market, the Indians ended up taking a flier on the recently rehabbed Kevin Millwood for the 2005 season, replacing him with ...

The Griddle: Random Record of the Week #24
Published 9/10/2007 at The Griddle
... , Kevin Millwood , Atlanta, ...

You spin me right round baby
Published 8/4/2007 by Steve West at Go Rangers!
... Millwood, at his absolute best, might have been considered a number one pitcher for maybe two seasons, and a number two for a couple more. Most of the time he’s been a three, which is probably where he’s at right now. What’s interesting, I just read somewhere in the last day or two but I don’t remember where, looking at his career, is how every three years he’s had a huge leap for a season, and 2008 will be a third year. How likely is that to continue next year, given that he’ll be 33? ...

The 29 Most Important Braves during the Streak: 17-19
Published 12/27/2006 by gondeee at Talking Chop
... Kevin Millwood - He has one of the sleepiest deliveries I can think of, but he nonetheless puts some heat behind it. Mill was twice an 18-game winner and once a 17-game winner for the Braves, but even with a great record he never seemed to rise to that ace level that many thought he was bound for after his breakthrough year in '99. Even after he left Atlanta his good years have been surrounded by several bad or mediocre years - he has never put together solid back to back seasons. He had an above average postseason record, with just two really bad outings spoiling what would otherwise have been a spectacular postseason record. ...