Juan Mateo.
Juan Mateos number lie a lot. In his 3 losses, the first one was August 20th, he gave up 4 runs in the 1st inning and went scoreless for the rest of the game, he went 7 innings and we lost 5-3.
August 25th at St. Louis, he went 5 innings, gave up 2 runs, 1 earned at lost 2-0.
September 10th at Atlanta, he went 6 innings, gave up 2 runs and lost by a count of 2-1.
Now, if you take out the September 5th (5 ER, 4 IP) and September 30th start (7 ER, 1.2 IP) his ERA would be a 3.37. Nopw that to me is very respectable. I think he could be a great fit in the rotation if he can perform like that. Anyone agree?
Juan Mateos number lie a lot. In his 3 losses, the first one was August 20th, he gave up 4 runs in the 1st inning and went scoreless for the rest of the game, he went 7 innings and we lost 5-3.
August 25th at St. Louis, he went 5 innings, gave up 2 runs, 1 earned at lost 2-0.
September 10th at Atlanta, he went 6 innings, gave up 2 runs and lost by a count of 2-1.
Now, if you take out the September 5th (5 ER, 4 IP) and September 30th start (7 ER, 1.2 IP) his ERA would be a 3.37. Nopw that to me is very respectable. I think he could be a great fit in the rotation if he can perform like that. Anyone agree?
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