BASEBALL: Making An Entrance

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The Hardball Times found this 5/5/2008 on baseballcrank.com [flag]
Yesterday's start by Johan Santana reversed his usual pattern; whereas he has thus far, except for his beating at the hands of the Brewers, basically had stretches of dominance interrupted only by too-frequent home runs, yesterday he was laboring with a lot of men on base but muddled through to allow just a single run and leave with a lead the bullpen then gave away. Now that we are 7 ... [link]

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THT Live:How does Johan’s start measure up?
Published 5/5/2008 by Dave Studeman at The Hardball Times
How does Johan’s start measure up? by Dave Studeman May 05, 2008 The Baseball Crank compares Johan Santana's start with the Mets to other Met hurlers who have joined the team in mid-career. I had forgotten the great start that Al Leiter had with the Mets. Dave is the manager of the ...

Baseball Crank: McLaughlin: Making An Entrance
Published 5/6/2008 at BBTF's Baseball Primer Newsblog
Baseball Crank: McLaughlin: Making An Entrance “Johan Santana’s Start in Perspective‏”...or holy crap Mickey Lolich got jobbed! Yesterday’s start by Johan Santana reversed his usual pattern; whereas he has thus far, except for his beating at the hands of the Brewers, basically had stretches of dominance interrupted only by too-frequent home runs, yesterday he was laboring with a lot of men on base but muddled through to allow just a single run and leave with a lead the bullpen then gave away. Now that we are 7 starts in to the Johan Santana Era, I thought it would be ...

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THT Live:How does Johan’s start measure up?

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The Baseball Crank compares Johan Santana's start with the Mets to other Met hurlers who have joined the team in mid-career. I had forgotten the great start that Al Leiter had with the Mets.
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