My God Ubaldo Jimenez is having stupid monster seasson.

[pstall]

10-1 and ERA of 0.78. ZERO POINT SEVEN EIGHT!!!

Twice the dude has gone 25 inninings in a row without giving up a run. This is superhero type stuff.

[Johnny Rockets]

Was going to post this the other day but decided to wait after the match up with Lincecum. I love a dominate pitcher....I hope he does it all year (unless of course the Phils meet them in the playoffs).

Son and I are in a Huddle fantasy basbeall keeper league and he told me he was going to keep Jimenez and let Greinke go back into the draft pool at the start of this year. I of course told him he was an idiot for doing that...........

[Matt Foley]

They said this morning he has put up zeroes in 75 of 81 innings he has pitched this year.

[Johnny Rockets]

On track for a 30-3 season? Will it happen? Highly unlikely but it would be cool to see a 30 game winner.

[Mesmer]

Well that's if they can make the playoffs. That division is rough.

[pstall]

oh, this just in...he pitches for the Rockies..In like Denver...

[Johnny Rockets]

oh, this just in...he pitches for the Rockies..In like Denver...

I went to that park last year.....stopped at one of those pitching machines that tell you how fast you throw expecting to hit 100 mph on the radar gun because of the thinner air (if it works for batted balls why not thrown balls?). I am not going to say what I threw but it was obvious the radar gun was malfunctioning that day.

[faultlessjoint]

Ever since they implemented the humidor a few seasons back, Denver has played much more like a regular park. It's not longer pitchers hell.

[Matt Foley]

In a five man rotation each starter should get 32 starts. Let's say he gets three extra because his manager keeps shifting him forward in the rotation around off days, etc. That's 35 starts. No way he wins 30 games. He'll lose three or four games on bad luck alone.

[Johnny Rockets]

Wonder if any opposing teams have looked to see if he is in the country legally? He might want to be careful when they go to play the Diamondbacks.

[Miaoww]

Ever since they implemented the humidor a few seasons back, Denver has played much more like a regular park. It's not longer pitchers hell.

Well it still is - the humidor has stopped the ball fly out of the park, but the outfield grass is HUGE. That's down to the designers trying to compensate for the thin air by moving the fences back. Now hits drop in all over the place because the outfielders have far too much ground to cover.