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Sale has tremendous stuff. I'm wondering how good you guys think he will be?
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7Perennial All-Star, 2.90 ERA 150 OPS+ (end of career stats)0.00%0Hall of Fame talent but it is way too early to know85.71%6Solid starter, 3.25 ERA, 125 OPS+ (end of career stats)0.00%0Nothing special0.00%0Who is Chris Sale again?14.29%1 -
he has great potential. great stuff and already good control and low BB rates.Originally posted by 3and2Fastball View Post
what worries me a little is that he was rested some days due to a "sore elbow". If I heard it correctly they said it was on the inside of the elbow. we all know what that means...
but if he can stay healthy (some muscles on his thin body might help protecting his arm) I think he can become a very special pitcher.
BTW: you seem to mix up OPS+ and ERA+ (already did that in the sheets thread)
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Tonight will be a big test for Chris Sale vs the Rangers. Every time I see him pitch I think he's gonna blow his arm out.
I'm not trying to compare Chris Sale to Randy Johnson but does anyone know if Johnson was as skinny as Sale at the same age?"(Shoeless Joe Jackson's fall from grace is one of the real tragedies of baseball. I always thought he was more sinned against than sinning." -- Connie Mack
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