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LTJaeger
How does Juan Murray, at 20-6, 2.64, rank only 6th for All Star starting pitchers, while Ripp Borgmann, at 11-13, 3.15, makes the team at #4?
To top it off, Murray is leading in the Cy Young race.
http://www.simdynasty.com/allstarsbypos.jsp?pos=1&year=2024
All Star pitchers
November 02, 2015 at 04:35AM View BBCode
I know this is an old subject, but I just have to say something.How does Juan Murray, at 20-6, 2.64, rank only 6th for All Star starting pitchers, while Ripp Borgmann, at 11-13, 3.15, makes the team at #4?
To top it off, Murray is leading in the Cy Young race.
http://www.simdynasty.com/allstarsbypos.jsp?pos=1&year=2024
gannable
November 02, 2015 at 05:14AM View BBCode
probably something stupid like Borgmann is on a first place team or maybe borgmann has alot more K's
MDorf
November 02, 2015 at 06:47AM View formatted
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Team place shouldn't factor in. It is innings pitched, K's, complete games, and shutouts.
LTJaeger
November 02, 2015 at 04:57PM View BBCode
It's the K's; no doubt about it. It would be a great irony if Murray ends up winning the CYA, but fails to make it as an All-Star sub.
WillyD
November 02, 2015 at 05:58PM View BBCode
Besides an all-star formula tweek, they need to change the All-star roster to allow for 6 or 7 starting pitchers , and only 3 or 4 relievers. Tired of seeing guys like Murray get passed over for relievers with a lot of saves, but with double digit blown saves, and an ERA over 4.
LTJaeger
With 153 games played, none of the Bucks starting pitchers are all stars; not Tommy Brown, who is 17-4 with a 3.10 E.R.A., nor Ben McCleskey, who is 16-6, 2.18, nor Juan Murray, now 22-6, 2.65.
However, the Bucks part-time starter (45 appearances, 17 GS) Colby Baird makes the all-star team as a reliever. Baird is 9-6, 3.83. To his credit, Baird has only blown 3 saves in his relief appearances. Then again, he's only saved 3 other games. Five other Bucks have more than three saves.
It really does need to be fixed.
November 06, 2015 at 04:53AM View BBCode
The issue of too many relievers on the All Star roster, and not enough starters is spot on, and the Duke Snider League is a perfect example.With 153 games played, none of the Bucks starting pitchers are all stars; not Tommy Brown, who is 17-4 with a 3.10 E.R.A., nor Ben McCleskey, who is 16-6, 2.18, nor Juan Murray, now 22-6, 2.65.
However, the Bucks part-time starter (45 appearances, 17 GS) Colby Baird makes the all-star team as a reliever. Baird is 9-6, 3.83. To his credit, Baird has only blown 3 saves in his relief appearances. Then again, he's only saved 3 other games. Five other Bucks have more than three saves.
It really does need to be fixed.
LTJaeger
Is it Murray? Is it Brown? McCleskey? Nope, it's Will Moulder (10-4, 4.11, 6 saves, 12 blown saves).
November 06, 2015 at 06:09PM View BBCode
Good news two games later; another Milwaukee Buck pitcher has joined Colby Baird on the All Star team!!Is it Murray? Is it Brown? McCleskey? Nope, it's Will Moulder (10-4, 4.11, 6 saves, 12 blown saves).
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