Harang Nabbit!

SeaTown Sports found this 6/21/2008 on razzball.com [flag]

Aaron Harang is not a bad pitcher. Actually, he hasn’t even been bad this year. (Okay, he hasn’t been good either.) If I may turn my hat crooked, Harang just had some straight-up bad luck, yo. You want numbers? How about these? His BABIP .335, that’s bad luck. His K/9 is around 8. That’s very solid. Three year ERA, 3.77. He’s at 4.33. So that should come down. ... [link]

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Published 6/21/2008 by noreply@blogger.com (karazekevin) at SeaTown Sports
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