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Walkoff Walk Presents the BONILLA Projection System: Age 26
Published 1/29/2009 by Lloyd The Barber at Walkoff Walk
... website. I need to diversify my portfolio. Brandon McCarthy, SP Like your old roommate who spent 7 consecutive semesters saying that was the one where he'd graduate, this is finally supposed to be the year McCarthy stays healthy and produces. Likes to talk smack on message boards. Very unlikable. Or am I just saying that so he'll comment on this story? Huston Street, RP: Possibly as crazy as Zack Grienke is talented. Zach Duke, SP Gadzooks. Kyle Davies, SP: Without a doubt, ...

Random Season Analysis
Published 10/13/2008 by Brian McElhinny (noreply@blogger.com) at Raise the Jolly Roger
... , Zach Duke, and Maholm all led the team in most starts (31), but Duke finished with the most losses and hits allowed, while Snell tied him in earned runs allowed (99). Ian also had the most wild pitches and most walks. Duke, ...

Morning Juice: Milwaukee fans currently living the high life
Published 7/7/2008 by David Brown at Big League Stew
... IP, 11 H, 7 ER, 2 BB, 5 K, Loss Sean Marshall (Can't believe it either) 6 IP, 6 H, ER, BB, 4 K, Win Jon Garland (Angels) 9 IP, 6 H, ER, 3 K, Win Unit (D-backs) 6 1/3 IP, 3 H, ER, 10 K, Win #289 Nate Robertson (Tigers) 9 IP, 4 H, ER, 2 BB, K * * * Fantasy Flakes Richie Sexson (Mariners) 0-6 Edgar Renteria (Tigers) 0-7 Luke Hochevar (Royals) 6 IP, 9 H, 7 ER, BB, K, Loss The Duke Boy (Hazzard) 2 1/3 IP, 7 H, 5 ER, 3 BB, K, Loss Uncle Jesse Litsch ...

Daily Roundup - 5/17
Published 5/17/2008 by Joe Aiello at VFTB
Zach Duke continues to impress, as he moved to 2-0 with a 2.21 ERA in three starts this month. The lefty has now allowed three or fewer runs in six of his eight starts and continues to show quality movement on all of his pitches. Duke’s most potent pitch right now, though, is his sinkerball, which is the biggest reason for the high number of ground-ball outs Duke has induced. That sinker is being complemented by an above-average changeup as well. Duke is 0-1 against the Cubs this season and has allowed six runs to Chicago in 11 innings pitched. ...

Baseball Analysts 2008 NL Central Preview
Published 3/21/2008 by Patrick Sullivan and Marc Hulet at Baseball Analysts
... , they've got three pitchers 26 and under (two left-handed) who could have breakout years this year. If Zach Duke ever recovers his 2005 promise, and if whatever remains of the carcass of ...

And Even More Refinements in SFR
Published 12/21/2007 by Dan Agonistes at Dan Agonistes
... 5 309 -24.7 MIL Craig Counsell 6 79 -0.1 MIL J.J. Hardy 6 619 -1.7 ------------------------------------------------- PIT Matt Morris 1 18 1.6 PIT Ian Snell 1 20 1.6 PIT Paul Maholm 1 35 0.8 PIT Shawn Chacon 1 20 0.4 PIT Tom Gorzelanny 1 28 -0.4 PIT Zach Duke 1 23 -0.6 PIT Ronny Paulino 2 42 ...

Tracy, Tracy, Tracy…
Published 10/16/2007 by Bill Baer at crashburnalley.com
... has been a rousing success in the Pirates rotation and hasn t encountered any injury problems. Zach Duke has been progressively better with each passing season. Did I mention Cy Young candidate ...

Angels Beat LOBsters! Angels 5, Pirates 4
Published 6/23/2007 by Rob at 6-4-2 — an Angels/Dodgers double play blog
... The Angels haven't been much of a comeback team this year because they haven't needed to be, getting leads early and then suffocating the opposition with their bullpen. But this time, the Angels faced Zach Duke, two years ago such a godlike figure on the mound that he elicited fifth place in the Rookie of the Year balloting for a 1.81 ERA and 8-2 record. He has never been as good since, and like ...

Pity the Pirates
Published 6/3/2007 by Rory B. Bellows at GO METS DIE BRAVES
... S4- 72 (24) ...

2007 Preview Part 3
Published 2/9/2007 by Pat at Where Have You Gone, Andy Van Slyke?
... It's pretty hard to predict when or how a pitcher is going to break down, so I did a rather rudimentary study of Duke, Maholm, and Snell based on their Baseball Reference most comparable players through their current age. This is certainly not a perfect way of doing things because the BR comps are based on major league numbers and don't take minor league numbers (like the one I'm interested in at the moment, innings pitched) into account. BP 2007 hasn't shipped yet and I won't have the PECOTA comps to look at until it does, so I may revisit this post then if I see something alarmingly different. Still, this at least paints some kind of a picture to give us an idea of what we might be able to look for. Here's the data for Duke: ...