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ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS - ALL TIME HOME GROWN TEAM vs. ALL TIME ACQUIRED TEAM
Published 1/28/2009 by Sully (info@sullybaseball.com) at SULLY BASEBALL
... year, he was their best pitcher. His ERA was 2.88 as he won 8 of the D’Back 65 games. The next year, the team won 35 more games and Daal’s record reflected it. He won 16 games despite a higher ERA. With Randy Johnson as the ace, Daal had less pressure on him to win and would throw effectively with an occasional gem. Eventually he would be sent off to Philadelphia in the Curt Schilling deal. Alas he would not be there for the title run. MIGUEL BATISTA Batista was a classic journeyman pitcher with a cluttered back of his ...

the market for pitchers
Published 6/26/2008 by lboros at Viva El Birdos
... miguel batista: washburn’s teammate in seattle, and pitching even worse --- 3-9, 6.26 era. he has stopped throwing strikes --- walk rate is 6.5 bb per 9 innings, nearly twice his career average. he’s owed $9m next year; i don’t see how he’s better than boggs, thompson, or reyes, and he’s much more expensive. pass. ...

IGD: Padres @ Mariners (16 May 08)
Published 5/17/2008 by Geoff Young at Ducksnorts
Padres (15-27) @ Mariners (16-26) Chris Young vs Miguel Batista 7:10 p.m. PT Channel 4SD AM 1090, FM 105.7, XM 181 MLB, B-R Ah, interleague play. The intensity, the intrigue, the irrelevance… I walked over to Book-Off the other day and found a whole slew of baseball publications. Most are in Japanese, so I couldn’t read them, but I could look at pictures. One of the publications was a commemorative yearbook (or some such) for the ...

I Got Yer "Imposing" Right Here
Published 3/30/2008 by mattwelch at Halos Heaven
... 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 27, with ERA+s the last two years of 97 and 103. ANCHOR MAN Miguel Batista is 37, and his career highs are 16 wins, 206 IP, an ERA+ of 109, 142 strikeouts, ...

Dbacks Acquire White
Published 2/21/2008 by Matt Scarborough at Diamondhacks
... Jose Valverde, and disgruntled American black man, Tony Clark. In December, troublesome Alberto Callaspo was swapped for portly, disciplined Billy Buckner, and Hispanic headcase Carlos Quentin was dumped for athletic, enigmatic Vernon C. Carter, who was appropriately shipped to, where else, Oakland - in consideration for creme de la creme, Dan Haren. All this, a year after Arizona jettisoned 'agitator' Miguel Batista (16-11 193IP $6M) and uncoachable Claudio Vargas (11-6 134 IP $2.5M), in favor of crafty Doug ...

Does Erik Bedard a playoff team make?
Published 1/28/2008 by Kevin Hayward at All on the Field sports blog
... Felix Hernandez - 14-7, 3.92 ERA Jarrod Washburn - 10-15, 4.32 Miguel Batista - 16-11, 4.29 Carlos Silva - 13-14, 4.19 for Minnesota If everyone pitches well, it's a very good rotation. Personally, I think if Bedard is ...

SFR in the Infield - AL West
Published 1/3/2008 by Dan Agonistes at Dan Agonistes
... Scutaro OAK 5 109 22 25 -2.3 Bobby Crosby OAK 6 432 120 118 -1.0 Donnie Murphy OAK 6 137 41 45 -1.2 Marco Scutaro OAK 6 173 47 51 -2.2 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Horacio Ramirez SEA 1 24 2 0 1.8 Miguel Batista SEA 1 28 3 2 0.9 Jarrod Washburn SEA ...

How much more is he getting?
Published 12/27/2007 by Dave Studeman at The Hardball Times
... ). Miguel Batista 2003 Batista, Miguel TOR 3 $13,100,000 $4,366,667 2006 Batista, Miguel SEA 3 $23,500,000 $7,833,333 Exact same contract structure. Exact same pitcher, just three years older. Your fan dollars at work. ...

Choky, Joe: Mariners 6, Angels 0
Published 9/22/2007 by Rob at 6-4-2 — an Angels/Dodgers double play blog
... Miguel Batista, another LAIM (League-Average Innings Muncher) with a 95 ERA+. Too bad Bart hasn't even been that good (65 ERA+, 6.68 ERA, 6-7). It's Jeff Weaver vs. Lackey Sunday, better odds. ...

The Griddle: Random Record of the Week #24
Published 9/10/2007 at The Griddle
... . Game 3 in St. Louis was a matchup of Benes and Miguel Batista . With two outs in the top of the first, ...

Game 64 - Open Thread
Published 6/13/2007 at VFTB
... Miguel Batista - Batista was superb for six innings against the Padres in his previous start, holding the NL West leaders to one run. But he issued his only three walks of the game in the seventh inning, leading to a tough no-decision when he could have had his seventh victory of the season. Batista had a five-run lead at one point, and he was methodically dispatching the Padres, allowing just two baserunners through four innings. But he ran hard to first base trying to beat out an grounder in the top of the seventh, and that might have burned what was left in his tank. Batista will probably bat again in his this start at Wrigley Field. ...

Open Thread: Cubs vs. Mariners, Wednesday 6/13, 7:05 CT
Published 6/13/2007 by Al at Bleed Cubbie Blue
... The Cubs are quite familiar with Batista, who has spent most of his career in the NL, mainly with Arizona and Montreal. He's 2-2, 6.27 vs. the Cubs in 17 appearances (5 starts), and also spent the 1997 season in a Cub uniform. That year, I think I'd rather forget. ...

Game 45 - Open Thread
Published 5/23/2007 at Rays of Light
Scouting Report on todays starters from MLB.com Miguel Batista - Despite earning a loss in his last start, Batista tossed a solid game against the Padres, allowing four runs, one earned, six hits and four walks in 6 2/3 innings. Batista threw a season-high 118 pitches against San Diego and managed to lower his ERA from 6.98 to 6.15. In five of his eight starts this season he?s pitched at least six innings, as well as allowed three or fewer runs. Batista has recorded a decision in seven of his eight starts this season. ...

Better Know An Enemy: Pt. 6, Seattle Mariners.
Published 1/20/2007 by Allen Chace at Over the Monster
... Miguel Batista.  Miguel signed with the M's for 3 years/24M.  I liked this signing at the time: I still can't tell you why.  He is a ground-ball pitcher, and the left side of the M's infield can stand up to anyone's as far as defense is concerned.  He could also pitch out of the bullpen, though $8M/yr. for someone who in a best-case scenario is your secondary setup man is a little steep. ...