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Posted: February 25 07, 3:06 pm
by Magneto
The Third Man wrote:RxOfCowbell wrote:i would say brad lidge...
You realize Pujols is still 1 for 13 against Lidge?
No he isn't. He has atleast two game winning hits against him off the top of my head. That's two hits right there.
Posted: February 25 07, 3:06 pm
by ThreeAces
Ian Snell
Posted: February 25 07, 3:09 pm
by MaskedMan
No, it was Oliver Perez I was trying to remember, knowing it was a Pirate
Posted: February 25 07, 3:13 pm
by Leroy
MaskedMan wrote:I was trying to remember, knowing it was a Pirate
AAAARRRGGGHHH!!
Posted: February 25 07, 3:20 pm
by The Third Man
Okay 2 for 14. That's .143. The point still stands.
Posted: February 25 07, 3:26 pm
by Transmogrified Tiger
Not Carlos Zambrano?
On the point of the thread, Marquis has never gotten Pujols out. 3 for 3 with 3 singles.
Posted: February 25 07, 3:35 pm
by Phyrkrakr
With a minimum of 5 ABs, Pujols bats .500 or above against 48 different pitchers.
Top of the list is Todd Jones, (5 for 6, 3 HR, 1 double, 0 K) followed by Kevin Jarvis and Omar Olivares (4 for 5, 2 HR 1 K) against both.
With a minimum of 10 ABs, Odalis Perez, Jose Mesa, and Chris Capuano, in that order. He's hitting .647, .583, and .571 against them respectively.
Pujols definitely chows on Odalis Perez, tagging him for 5 HR and 2 doubles in 17 AB with no strikeouts.
Posted: February 25 07, 3:37 pm
by Phyrkrakr
Transmogrified Tiger wrote:Not Carlos Zambrano?
On the point of the thread, Marquis has never gotten Pujols out. 3 for 3 with 3 singles.
Zambrano is pretty bad on Pujols, actually. Albert hits .211 against him, 8 for 38. However, out of those 8 hits, he has two homers and two doubles. Zambrano has K'd him 8 times, so it's pretty much sink or swim against the big Z.
Posted: February 25 07, 3:42 pm
by MaskedMan
Leroy wrote:MaskedMan wrote:I was trying to remember, knowing it was a Pirate
AAAARRRGGGHHH!!
It's drivin me nuts!
Posted: February 25 07, 4:31 pm
by Maclowery
Thanks maskedman, you just made my afternoon.