Guess Roy Halladay's final numbers

• gorocks99

  

  It's 5/6, here are Halladay's stats after today's game:
  
  7 GS
  6-1
  48 K's
  1.61 ERA
  7 BB
  
  If he starts every fifth game from here on out, he'll have about 25 more starts to make. What say you?
• gorocks99

  

  I'll say:
  
  21-6
  185 K's
  2.40 ERA
  42 BB
• karen lotz

  

  34-1
  297 K's
  1.02 ERA
  13 BB (2 intentional)
• Hb31187

  

  his final numbers...
  
  1 Cy Young award
• karen lotz

  

  Ubaldo Jimenez will be given some strong consideration if he keeps up the tear he is on. He has been nearly unhittable, just ask my Braves.
• karen lotz

  

  Although the no hitter might lose some luster if the Braves are no hit AGAIN tonight... They are currently hitless through 7 against a Nationals pitcher not named Strasburg.:@:huh:
• Laley23

  

  23-4 (because I said this when he was traded originally)
  2.14 ERA
  212 Ks
  53 BB
  7 CG
  4 SHO
  1 Cy Young
• Ironman92

  

  22-6
  
  238 innings
  
  2.59 ERA
  
  199 K
  
  3 shutouts
• wildcats20

  

  Stoopid Good.
• IggyPride00

  

  He was dominant and won Cy Youngsin the AL east when you face NY/BOS/Tampa 18 times a year.
  
  Moving him to the NL is almost criminal considering how much easier it is to pitch there without the DL. You typically see pitchers numbers improve when they change leagues like that, and he was scary good in the AL.
  
  This season has 24+ wins and a Cy Young written all over it.
• mattinctown

  22-5
  2.43 ERA
  202 K's
  44 walks
• BigAppleBuckeye

  

  You know the pitching talent in the NL is deep when Tim Lincecum is 4-0 (should be 6-0, his bullpen blew two saves) and leads the league in strikeouts with an ERA around 1.70, yet arguably would be 3rd in the Cy Young race right now behind Jiminez and Halladay.
• j_crazy

  

  19-7
  
  2.68 ERA
  
  246 K's
  
  1 No Hitter
• gorocks99

  

  Through 5/19 (9 starts):
  
  6-2
  1.64 ERA
  58 K's
  10 BB
• j_crazy

  

  j_crazy wrote: 19-7
  
  2.68 ERA
  
  246 K's
  
  1 No Hitter

  quoted because i called the no no.
• mattinctown

  j_crazy wrote:

  j_crazy wrote: 19-7
  
  2.68 ERA
  
  246 K's
  
  1 No Hitter

  quoted because i called the no no.

  He actually had a perfect game, just sayin'
• j_crazy

  

  no one else even called the no no, so i win.
• Laley23

  

  j_crazy;374030 wrote:no one else even called the no no, so i win.

  
  Im waiting to quote myself for the CG and SHO. I think I may be under...and I had 7CG and 4 SHO!!!
  
  But that no-no was a great call.
• gorocks99

  

  Through the end of May (11 starts):
  
  7-3
  1.99 ERA
  70 K's
  12 BB
  
  1 perfect game
  
  The perfect game helped to balance out his numbers after an atrocious showing vs the Red Sox
• karen lotz

  

  His record is gonna take a major nose dive unless the offense gets turned around. Halladay is the best pitcher in the game, but even he can't win every game 1-0. Although as a Braves fan I don't mind seeing them scuffle at all.
• gorocks99

  

  His record and stats have gone downhill pretty fast, going just 1-3 in his last four starts:
  
  8-6 (15 starts)
  2.43 ERA
  98 K's
  16 BB
• Laley23

  

  karen lotz;375432 wrote:His record is gonna take a major nose dive unless the offense gets turned around. Halladay is the best pitcher in the game, but even he can't win every game 1-0. Although as a Braves fan I don't mind seeing them scuffle at all.

  
  Ubaldo is the best right now. Now, over recent times, Halladay is the best (IE, this year plus the last couple years).
• Laley23

  

  gorocks99;396159 wrote:His record and stats have gone downhill pretty fast, going just 1-3 in his last four starts:
  
  8-6 (15 starts)
  2.43 ERA
  98 K's
  16 BB

  
  Who would have ever thought this would be the case? I cant believe how bad the Phils offense has become.