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100 Games of Suckitude
Published 9/27/2008 by Nate (noreply@blogger.com) at Nats Triple Play
... Fri, Apr 4 @STL L 4-5 3-2 B Looper O Perez 6 Sat, Apr 5 @STL L 4-5 3-3 A Wainwright M Chico 7 ...

Two on Two: 2008 NL East Preview
Published 3/28/2008 by Patrick Sullivan and Marc Hulet at Baseball Analysts
... has shown promise, but I want to see him over the course of a full season… I think he might be better in the bullpen. Matt Chico (91 ERA+), Hanrahan (70 ERA+) and ...

SFR in the Infield - NL East
Published 12/28/2007 by Dan Agonistes at Dan Agonistes
... 27 0.6 Abraham Nunez PHI 5 257 58 53 3.6 Wes Helms PHI 5 149 33 33 0.0 Greg Dobbs PHI 5 151 31 40 -7.3 Jimmy Rollins PHI 6 717 198 187 6.1 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Saul Rivera WAS 1 26 2 0 1.6 Matt Chico WAS 1 16 2 0 1.2 Shawn Hill ...

Extra Blogs: Breaking News for Tub Master Plus More Extra News
Published 9/1/2007 by Nat Baddington at Bad Nats
... . First Tico Tico comes back from the three A's. Okee dokee. ...

Open Thread: Cubs vs. Brewers, Tuesday 8/28, 7:05 CT
Published 8/28/2007 by Al <info@bleedcubbieblue.com> at Bleed Cubbie Blue
... Rich Hill threw a fine game in his last start at San Francisco against fellow curveballer Barry Zito, but got a no-decision when the game went into extra innings. Hill's got 11 no-decisions in his 25 starts; only Matt Chico of the Nationals has more no-decisions (13) among pitchers with that many or more starts. Oddly, the Nats have a winning record, 13-12, in games Chico has started, even though he is 5-7. The Cubs are 11-14 in games Hill has started, and he has allowed two or fewer runs in five of the seven no-decisions that turned into losses. Conclusion: Hill's put his team in a position to win with his pitching, and the bullpen has failed. ...

Game 69: Tigers at Nationals
Published 6/18/2007 by billfer at The Detroit Tiger Weblog
... The Tigers will take on Matt Chico. His peripherals are pretty unimpressive with him fanning only 5 per 9 and walking almost 4. But he’s been much better in his last 4 starts with a 2.74 ERA. ...

Three On Twenty-Five
Published 4/24/2007 by Chris Needham at Capitol Punishment
... , and even the strikeout rate isn't that exceptional. Matt Chico : I sorta feel bad for the kid. He's clearly over-matched in the big leagues. You just can't survive when you walk 15 batters and allow 5 homers in 18 innings of work. John Patterson: Just shut up and pitch. I'm tired of the excuses, whether it's mechanics or the weather, or a tummy that feels bad. If he's not healthy, shut him down, but if he's just building arm strength, leave him out there for a few beatings until he's ready to let it loose. Jason Bergmann: I'm not quite ready to hold the parade yet. Sure, he's had two great starts in a row, but the other 8 -- where his ERA is way over 6 -- count, too. I still want to know whether that extra zip on his breaking pitches is for real, or if it's just a hot streak. Jesus Colome: Would you have guessed that Colome leads the team in relief innings? He's been a pleasant surprise, but he still worries m ...

Opportunity Knocks
Published 4/22/2007 by dajafi <info@thegoodphight.com> at The Good Phight
... (3) follow. Thursday's probably starter, Matt Chico, has one. Assuming this weekend's great weather holds, we're looking at possible big crowds, against shaky teams sending young pitchers to the bump. This would seem to be a good time for the Phillies to improve on that 1-5 home record, and pay back the fans so desperate to love this club. ...