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Upon winning the American League Cy Young Award last week, gifted Kansas City Royals ace Zack Greinke endeared himself to new-age statistical analysts everywhere. Indirectly, he also may have explained Cole Hamels' struggles. Full Article at N.J. Courier-Post Online
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"There's two ways to look at it, as either a good thing or a bad thing," the St. Anthony alum said on Wednesday. "Why would they put me on the cover of the New York Post before the World Series? Full Article at Honolulu Star-Bulletin
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PHILADELPHIA - OCTOBER 31: Starting pitcher Cole Hamels #35 of the Philadelphia Phillies walks on the mound against the New York Yankees in Game Three of the 2009 MLB World Series at Citizens Bank Park on October 31, 2009 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. View Photo »
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I watched Andy Pettitte a lot growing up
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Lauber: Newfangled pitching stat shows Cole Hamels wasn't much different than last season
The Delaware News JournalUpon winning the American League Cy Young Award last week, Kansas City Royals ace Zack Greinke endeared himself to new-age statistical analysts everywhere. Indirectly, he also may have explained Cole Hamels' struggles. Full Article at The Delaware News Journal
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Dive on in. Chase Utley remains the king. Cole Hamels will bounce back. And that Michael Taylor projection is intriguing... Full Article at The Good Phight
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Want to know the most amazing stat of this postseason? It wasn't Cole Hamels' or Cliff Lee's ERA, or Carlos Ruiz's batting average, or Ryan Howard's RBIs in the first two rounds or strikeouts in the World Series. Full Article at Philly.com
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PHILADELPHIA - OCTOBER 31: Starting pitcher Cole Hamels #35 of the Philadelphia Phillies walks off the field against the New York Yankees in Game Three of the 2009 MLB World Series at Citizens Bank Park on October 31, 2009 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. View Photo »
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We saw him get a hit in Interleague, and that is now his third World Series hit ... He let me know that he had one off of Kevin Brown and one off of Randy Johnson, and now he has one off of Cole Hamels. Andy works very hard, and I think playing in the National League for those few years probably helped ...
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It’s no secret that the Phillies are in need of another reliable starting pitcher, because you can’t count on Cliff Lee being as great as he was down the stretch and carry the entire pitching staff throughout a full season. Full Article at Bleacher Report
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MG: So many different things being written and said about Mike Minor as far as ceiling goes. Most prospect guys think of him as a #3 at best, but the Braves see him as a possible Cole Hamels type pitcher. Full Article at Talking Chop
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PHILADELPHIA - OCTOBER 31: Alex Rodriguez #13 of the New York Yankees runs the bases after hitting a two-run home run as Cole Hamels #35 of the Philadelphia Phillies looks on in Game Three of the 2009 MLB World Series at Citizens Bank Park on October 31, 2009 in Philadelphia, Pennsylva...
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PHILADELPHIA - OCTOBER 31: Alex Rodriguez #13 of the New York Yankees runs to first after being hit by a pitch Cole Hamels of the Philadelphia Phillies in Game Three of the 2009 MLB World Series at Citizens Bank Park on October 31, 2009 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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PHILADELPHIA - OCTOBER 08: Starting pitcher Cole Hamels #35 of the Philadelphia Phillies throws a pitch against the Colorado Rockies in Game Two of the NLDS during the 2009 MLB Playoffs at Citizens Bank Park on October 8, 2009 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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I watched Andy Pettitte a lot growing up
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We saw him get a hit in Interleague, and that is now his third World Series hit ... He let me know that he had one off of Kevin Brown and one off of Randy Johnson, and now he has one off of Cole Hamels. Andy works very hard, and I think playing in the National League for those few years probably helped ...
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Andy Pettitte has been very effective for a long time
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Even though it has been a trying year for him, he's still Cole Hamels ... He's still one of the best left-handed pitchers in baseball. We have all the confidence in the world.
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It was an ESPN game, I’m in my second year in pro ball, I get a start against who else than the Yankees, and of course I get to face those type of guys, and I know it was A-Rod’s first year with the Yankees
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When it really got down to it, did we want to bring him back on short rest or keep him on his routine? ... I think he's one of the top pitchers in baseball. Cole Hamels can pitch any game for me that he wants. If it gets down to five games, we have a pretty good decision between him and Lee.
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Andy Pettitte and Tom Glavine were the guys I emulated growing up ... ... They always pitched big games and won. Andy Pettitte has been very effective for a long time, and he's always the kind of guy I've looked at and hoped to one day be in his shoes. Now I'm going to face him in the World Series.
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Andy Pettitte and Tom Glavine were the guys I emulated growing up ... ... They always pitched big games and won. Andy Pettitte has been very effective for a long time, and he's always the kind of guy I've looked at and hoped to one day be in his shoes. Now I'm going to face him in the World Series.
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Andy Pettitte and Tom Glavine, those were the guys I emulated growing up when I was a little kid ... They were always in the playoffs. I always got to watch them. They always pitched big games and they won. Andy Pettitte has been very effective for a long time, and he's always the kind of guy I've looke...
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Andy Pettitte and Tom Glavine, those were the guys I emulated growing up when I was a little kid ... They were always in the playoffs. I always got to watch them. They always pitched big games and they won. Andy Pettitte has been very effective for a long time, and he's always the kind of guy I've looke...
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Andy Pettitte and Tom Glavine, those were the guys I emulated growing up when I was a little kid ... They were always in the playoffs. I always got to watch them. They always pitched big games and they won. Andy Pettitte has been very effective for a long time, and he's always the kind of guy I've looke...
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Every kid ... has a goal of pitching a World Series game in Yankee Stadium.
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That's what I think Major League Baseball wants. They definitely want to see home runs ... That's what really attracts attention. Pitching 1-0 shutouts is not necessarily what Major League Baseball wants. They want to see 10-9 games, the big home run, the big grand slam.
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That's what I think Major League Baseball wants. They definitely want to see home runs ... That's what really attracts attention. Pitching 1-0 shutouts is not necessarily what Major League Baseball wants. They want to see 10-9 games, the big home run, the big grand slam.
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This is what baseball really needed, and I think it’s what Major League baseball wanted ... I think the fans wanted to see this — with the caliber of players we have, the stage that we are with new York and Philly. This is going to be a very, very big series. It’s going to be probably the best for ratin...
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As the Boston Red Sox showed [in 2004] you can be down to almost your last out and still make a comeback and win four games ... It’s one of those things, [the Yankees] do have the upper hand, but it would be a dream come true. I think everybody dreams of playing the World Series at Yankee Stadium. It’s ...
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As the Boston Red Sox showed [in 2004] you can be down to almost your last out and still make a comeback and win four games ... It’s one of those things, [the Yankees] do have the upper hand, but it would be a dream come true. I think everybody dreams of playing the World Series at Yankee Stadium. It’s ...
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As the Boston Red Sox showed [in 2004] you can be down to almost your last out and still make a comeback and win four games ... It’s one of those things, [the Yankees] do have the upper hand, but it would be a dream come true. I think everybody dreams of playing the World Series at Yankee Stadium. It’s ...
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We won the World Series last year, but we want to win it again ... We've done everything right to get there. We want to go to the next level.
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I think everyone's dream is playing the World Series in Yankee Stadium
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I love pitching in California
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I think that’s kind of what I expected to start the season off ... and I think that’s what the fans expected me to do to go every game out there and throw eight shutout innings and all of a sudden be standing here right now holding the potential Cy Young. But that’s not the case.
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We want to get to the World Series and win it, and that's all that matters ... It's not how much money we [the Phillies and MLB] can make in the process of playing this game.
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We want to get to the World Series and win it, and that's all that matters ... It's not how much money we [the Phillies and MLB] can make in the process of playing this game.
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I understand now what a difference I can make, the tone I can set when I win a postseason game ... It's a cool situation [getting another shot at Colorado]. They are just as hot as when we played them last time. They do a good job of getting hot late in the season.
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