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The Jays have completed 2/27ths of the season and have a .250 record. What's the over/under on when the Jays hit the .500 mark for the season?
When the hockey playoffs are on, don't expect more than game recaps from the local fishwrap.
Some Nintendo looking stats we've got here. If you gave Delgado 100 more steals, he'd look like the speedy leadoff hitter for the Moscow Bears in "World Class Baseball". Roy Halladay is channeling Bert Blyleven circa 1986.
What's your take?
Smell like I sound, I’m lost in a crowd
The Jays have completed 2/27ths of the season and have a .250 record. What's the over/under on when the Jays hit the .500 mark for the season?
- Fordin Notes on Delgado's horrible slump, and the trade that sent Scott Cassidy to the Red Sox for a PTBNL.
- Househunting prevented me from seeing yesterday's game, but it doesn't sound like it was a fun one, as reported in Mr. Fordin's "Jays can't avoid Oriole sweep". Related Stories: Millson's "Baltimore completes sweep", Allan Ryan's "Jays not so great for starters: Loss to Orioles ties futility mark for first 11 games", Allan Ryan's second article "Shhh! Blue Jay bats sound asleep", AP's "Orioles destroy Jays", CP's "O's keep Jays winless at home", and Joe Christensen of the Baltimore Sun's "O's finish off Jays, 7-0".
- Here's a weird one involving a former Expo: "Walker finds dead body".
When the hockey playoffs are on, don't expect more than game recaps from the local fishwrap.
Stats Du Jour
I mentioned earlier that the Jays have completed 2/27ths of their season. I've pro-rated the Jays players stats by 27/2 to see what the players end of season stats would look like if they continued at their respective paces. For the starting pitchers, I pro-rated them to each make 30 starts instead.Hitters
Name HR RBI BB SO SB CS AVG OBP SLG
Johnson 27 81 27 122 0 0 .184 .273 .306
Hinske 27 81 108 149 0 14 .186 .308 .372
Delgado 27 68 108 176 0 0 .119 .288 .262
Cash 14 108 27 135 0 0 .333 .385 .556
Phelps 14 81 27 122 0 0 .298 .353 .404
Wells 14 54 68 68 14 0 .260 .327 .440
Hudson 14 41 68 135 0 0 .150 .261 .300
Cat 0 54 14 108 0 0 .295 .304 .432
Woody 0 27 68 95 0 14 .167 .278 .300
Gomez 0 14 27 41 0 0 .333 .500 .333
Crash 0 0 0 41 0 0 .182 .182 .273
Hermsen 0 0 0 41 0 0 .000 .000 .000
Berg 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000
Pond 0 0 0 41 0 0 .000 .000 .000Pitchers
Name W L ERA G IP HR BB SO
Doc 10 20 3.57 30 222 50 50 210
Batista 0 20 7.88 30 160 20 90 100
Hentgen 0 20 5.17 30 152 20 50 30
Lilly 0 15 6.97 30 152 0 75 105
Towers 0 0 5.79 30 126 0 30 120
Speier 14 14 4.05 81 84 27 0 81
Lopez 0 14 12.00 95 81 41 41 81
Adams 14 0 3.18 95 70 14 81 54
Lberg 0 0 3.18 81 70 0 27 81
DLSant 0 0 3.38 81 69 0 27 54
Douglss 0 0 0.00 27 54 0 41 54
Kersh 0 0 4.91 81 43 0 27 27
Some Nintendo looking stats we've got here. If you gave Delgado 100 more steals, he'd look like the speedy leadoff hitter for the Moscow Bears in "World Class Baseball". Roy Halladay is channeling Bert Blyleven circa 1986.
What's your take?
