Preston Wilson

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How so?

 

That staff was as healthy as it'll be in '03, staff missed a combined 5-6 starts (all Prior's) and that team won 88 games. This year's offense with Wilson in RF would likely not score as many runs as the '03 offense.

 

88 wins won't win the division again, no matter how crappy the off-seasons look for STL and Houston.

[CuseCubFan69]

How so?

 

That staff was as healthy as it'll be in '03, staff missed a combined 5-6 starts (all Prior's) and that team won 88 games. This year's offense with Wilson in RF would likely not score as many runs as the '03 offense.

 

88 wins won't win the division again, no matter how crappy the off-seasons look for STL and Houston.

 

I honestly think the Brewers might be a team to watch as well.

[Lefty]

How so?

 

That staff was as healthy as it'll be in '03, staff missed a combined 5-6 starts (all Prior's) and that team won 88 games. This year's offense with Wilson in RF would likely not score as many runs as the '03 offense.

 

88 wins won't win the division again, no matter how crappy the off-seasons look for STL and Houston.

 

I honestly think the Brewers might be a team to watch as well.

 

You know, so many people are on the Brewer bandwagon, I think it might be another year before they take the next step. If I'm right, it makes 2006 even more important for us. I really think the Astros and Cards are going to come back to the pack a little bit this year.

[BigbadB]

How so?

 

That staff was as healthy as it'll be in '03, staff missed a combined 5-6 starts (all Prior's) and that team won 88 games. This year's offense with Wilson in RF would likely not score as many runs as the '03 offense.

 

88 wins won't win the division again, no matter how crappy the off-seasons look for STL and Houston.

 

I honestly think the Brewers might be a team to watch as well.

 

You know, so many people are on the Brewer bandwagon, I think it might be another year before they take the next step. If I'm right, it makes 2006 even more important for us. I really think the Astros and Cards are going to come back to the pack a little bit this year.

 

Without Clemens, they may dip hard.

 

I just looked at Clemens game log for last year. He lost 5 games 1-0 (three in a row in April) last year and he didn't give up the run in any of those games.

 

After Clemens' first 4 games in April last year, he had a 0.32 ERA and a 1-0 record.

 

He shut out the other team 11 times last year in starts, and had a 5-0 record to show for it in those games. 6 no decisions.

 

He gave up more than 5 hits in a start once in the first two months of the season. He gave up 8 hits or more in a game only 3 times all year.

 

In his 8 losses, he gave up a total of 24 earned runs. A 3.00 ERA.

 

He had 12 no decisions. He gave up 11 earned runs combined in those 12 games. Less runs than starts.

 

He had at least 5 starts in every month last year, except September (4). September was the only month he gave up more than 10 earned runs for the month (12).

 

He gave up 4 earned runs in April in 5 starts. (3 in one game. Cubs!)

He gave up 7 earned runs in May in 6 starts.

He gave up 7 earned runs in June in 5 starts.

He gave up 5 earned runs in July in 5 starts.

He gave up 8 earned runs in August in 6 starts.

I already gave you September.

He gave up 1 earned run in October in his one start (regular season)

 

Who won the Cy Young?

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