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   SamoanRob
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   Last night, Randy Wolf led the Dodgers in both pitching and hitting WPA in their win over the Cubs. I call this 'pulling a Zambrano.' Seems like Z has done this a few times. How often does a pitcher lead his team in pitching and hitting WPA in a win? I know Ted Lilly and Jason Marquis have each Zambranoed this year. I'd love to know the career leaders in Zambranos or Hamptons or whatever it should be called.

   Posted 3 months ago #
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   LeeTro
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   Gallardo beat the Pirates 1-0 on April 29, where the only run was a HR by him. He also beat the Giants 4-2 April 8 when he hit a 3-run HR, but Coffey got a little more WPA for shutting the door. I wonder how many Owings would have if he was actually a decent pitcher.

   Posted 3 months ago #
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   SamoanRob
   Member

   That's a good one. Gallardo had .553 pitching and .175 hitting.

   Z almost did it again last night. CG w/2 of the 3 Cub RBI's. However, both RBI's were tack-on runs with the first coming on a fielder's choice. So, Z finished 3rd to his little friends Fuld and Theriot.

   Posted 1 month ago #
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   JoeR43
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   Chicago: When a .600 WP, 3.69 ERA, 3.62 FIP pitcher with a .448 SLG can acquire the disdain of the press.

   Posted 1 month ago #

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