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Relievers of the Year

Mets Guy in Michigan Oct 30 2016 12:59 AM

Zach Britton and Kenley Jansen. Did Familia get robbed here?

metirish Oct 30 2016 01:01 AM Re: Relievers of the Year

No, he got beat again

Frayed Knot Oct 30 2016 01:50 AM Re: Relievers of the Year

Mets Guy in Michigan wrote: Did Familia get robbed here? I'll repeat here what I spent much of the second half of the season saying, I don't think Familia was the best reliever on the Mets this year.

Gwreck Oct 30 2016 04:41 PM Re: Relievers of the Year

Funnily enough, Reed and Familia each pitched exactly 77 2/3 innings this year. Reed gave up fewer hits, fewer walks, fewer runs and struck out more batters.

Ashie62 Oct 30 2016 08:53 PM Re: Relievers of the Year

Kenley Jansen was 47-47

Edgy MD Oct 31 2016 01:17 PM Re: Relievers of the Year

Gwreck wrote: Funnily enough, Reed and Familia each pitched exactly 77 2/3 innings this year. Reed gave up fewer hits, fewer walks, fewer runs and struck out more batters. Hansel Robles, as fate would have it, also pitched exactly 77 2/3 innings. Struck out one more batter than Familia.

Centerfield Oct 31 2016 01:19 PM Re: Relievers of the Year

I'm not sure this is the right place for this thought, but I'm thinking Seth Lugo might end up being a pretty terrific reliever. Gsellman, I feel, would have a tougher time making a transition to the pen. Dunno. Maybe I'm too high on Lugo right now.

seawolf17 Oct 31 2016 01:36 PM Re: Relievers of the Year

Edgy MD wrote: Gwreck wrote: Funnily enough, Reed and Familia each pitched exactly 77 2/3 innings this year. Reed gave up fewer hits, fewer walks, fewer runs and struck out more batters. Hansel Robles, as fate would have it, also pitched exactly 77 2/3 innings. Struck out one more batter than Familia. That's neat. I hadn't noticed that.

Frayed Knot Oct 31 2016 02:01 PM Re: Relievers of the Year

Gwreck wrote: Funnily enough, Reed and Familia each pitched exactly 77 2/3 innings this year. Reed gave up fewer hits, fewer walks, fewer runs and struck out more batters. Put another way, Reed recorded the same numbers of outs while facing 17 fewer hitters; aka: 17 extra guys who reached base facing Familia. Robles, also recording that same number of outs, put 31 more hitters on base compared to Reed, 14 more than Familia. The only stat where Reed was worse than Familia in 2016 was HRs allowed: 4 to 1 ... well, one until the WC game anyway.

Frayed Knot Oct 31 2016 02:03 PM Re: Relievers of the Year

Centerfield wrote: Maybe I'm too high on Lugo right now. There are help lines for that. Don't wait too long to call. Lugo is often cited as a gateway drug to harder stuff.

Centerfield Oct 31 2016 02:32 PM Re: Relievers of the Year

I know what you mean. I had a friend who just smoked a little Reed in college, maybe a few Stokes when he went out. In his twenties he started mixing Rice with Velandia, and next thing you know, he's completely strung out on Matsuzaka. Such a sad story.

A Boy Named Seo Oct 31 2016 07:44 PM Re: Relievers of the Year

Centerfield wrote: I know what you mean. I had a friend who just smoked a little Reed in college, maybe a few Stokes when he went out. In his twenties he started mixing Rice with Velandia, and next thing you know, he's completely strung out on Matsuzaka. Such a sad story. I knew that guy. He would always Bogar the good Salas. Would never even Offer, Man.