Zambrano's Splits Against Righties

[ZMovieman]

Anyone else see this? Elias on ESPN.com wrote this article, and I'll post just the section pertaining to Carlos. Pretty impressive.

 

• Carlos Zambrano earned his ninth victory of the season, allowing three hits over the first six innings of the Cubs' 9-2 win over the Mets. Zambrano held the Mets' right-handed batters hitless in seven at-bats, lowering to .147 (that's 38 hits in 258 at-bats) the collective batting average of right-handed batters against Zambrano this season.

 

No major league pitcher in any season from 1990 onward has finished a season limiting right-handed batters to a batting average below .150 in 250-or-more at-bats. The last pitcher to do so was the hard-throwing right-hander Jose DeLeon with the Cardinals in 1989: in a 16-12 season, DeLeon limited righty batters to a .146 average.

 

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/news/story?id=2520879

[Andy]

Inhuman.

[Roast]

Trade him to the yankees. Then Z and Farns can can take over the world (and kick its ass). Z deserves a team that at least has a slim chance of victory.