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Sure, why not? Tampa Bay was the worst team in baseball last year at 66-96. Shields and Kazmir won twelve and thirteen respectively.

Steve Carlton won 27 for a team that lost 97 games.

 
Wins are incredibly unpredictable, projecting them is next to impossible. The best example I can offer is Ian Snell 06 vs 07. He had 14 wins in 06 with a 4.75 ERA, he dropped his ERA by over a full run with a similar IP total and he didn't even reach a double digit win total. It's possible either could reach 12 wins, but in the end who knows. I'd project their wins in the 9-14 range, like Snell.

 
MAC_32 said:
Wins are incredibly unpredictable, projecting them is next to impossible. The best example I can offer is Ian Snell 06 vs 07. He had 14 wins in 06 with a 4.75 ERA, he dropped his ERA by over a full run with a similar IP total and he didn't even reach a double digit win total. It's possible either could reach 12 wins, but in the end who knows. I'd project their wins in the 9-14 range, like Snell.
Cain: 7-16Lowry: 14-8:unsure:
 
MAC_32 said:
Wins are incredibly unpredictable, projecting them is next to impossible. The best example I can offer is Ian Snell 06 vs 07. He had 14 wins in 06 with a 4.75 ERA, he dropped his ERA by over a full run with a similar IP total and he didn't even reach a double digit win total. It's possible either could reach 12 wins, but in the end who knows. I'd project their wins in the 9-14 range, like Snell.
Cain: 7-16Lowry: 14-8:thumbdown:
EXACTLY! You can reasonably predict ERA, WHIP, IP cap, and K rates; focus on the itme s that can be controlled. Wins is not one of them.
 

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