Are the Rays (and A's) here to stay?
by Jason Collette on May 13, 2008 10:16 AM EDT
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PrintThis is a solid breakdown of the stats that say, yes, the Rays are for real and the performance is sustainable. Sullivan goes onto show how our OPS and DIPS support the 22-16 record and highlights just how well the pitching staff has been performing this year. Maybe the public will pick up on what the nation is learning because 12,000 fans at a Yankee game last night, in the midst of a 9 game home winning streak, is pathetic. Maybe people are just tired of going to those games and putting up with the idiotic yankee fans..
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BP did something on the Marlins yesterday
Basically saying that their winning has been mainly against lower-tier competition and their next month will be the real showing of how good they are. BP predicted that they’d be under .500 within a month.
Should we start a pool
to pick how long before someone argues the Rays should never have given up Mark Hendrickson?
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