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I really like him and hope he can turn it around but I agree - he has 4 hits in his last 10 games. 4 hits!The only issue is there really isn't anyone to replace him but the Mets have something good going on now and bruised egos aside, they need to get someone who can contribute to the lineup now.
Sometimes you just don't realize how good a player is when they're on your favorite team. Case in point with R.A.
His SO/BB ratio is over 4, which is really outstanding especially for a knuckleballer. The Mets hold a 2013 club option on him.
Just noticed that he's the top ranked pitcher in both of my leagues. wow.
The article makes a great point- because his knuckleball is faster than most, he's able to throw it for strikes more consistently and keep the BB rate down. I'm sure he'll get hit a little bit more as the season goes on, but he's a lock for the all-star game at this point and I think he'll even show up on some Cy Young ballots unless he really struggles in the second half.His SO/BB ratio is over 4, which is really outstanding especially for a knuckleballer. The Mets hold a 2013 club option on him.
Just noticed that he's the top ranked pitcher in both of my leagues. wow.
Not sure I remember a Met pitcher having this kind of run...in recent memory
Hall of Famer Ralph Kiner has been broadcasting games for the Mets since their inception in 1962 - this is his 51st year. He suffers from Bell's palsy which causes him to slur his speech.
Lookin good. Murphy is locked in. Tejeda picked up right where he left off when he got hurt...continues to impress. Ike has started to show some life. Starting pitching is consistently good.That and what happened right before SNY went to a commercial break when the top of the 7th ended.
