carp redman
10-4, 3.01 4-5, 3.14
| starts | starts w 6 or more inn | starts w 3 or fewer e.r. | |
|---|---|---|---|
| redman | 15 | 14 | 13 |
| carpenter | 15 | 14 | 13 |
the way of all flesh: the birdwatch runs down all of yesterday's downroster moves; get up baby tries to make sense of the seabol-for-luna exchange. y'all will be mad at me over this, but i gotta admit i don't get the blogacracy's devotion to seabol. he's a nice story; i'm happy he got the chance to show he could play a little bit. but his big-league numbers are almost identical to those of ol' waste-a-flesh, roger cedeno.
| avg | obp | slg | ops | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| waste o flesh 2004 | .265 | .327 | .373 | .702 |
| seabol 2005 | .254 | .323 | .373 | .696 |
seabol's demotion elicits groans of despair, while cedeno's departure gives rise to street parties. why? and please don't tell me it's because seabol tore it up at memphis last year -- i gotta think effin' cedeno could put up a 950 ops in the pcl too.
anyway, i just wanna understand. two players; same abilities; one is despised, the other beloved. what don't i get?