How many pitchers does Pujols own?

Leroy · Post by **Leroy** » February 25 07, 4:34 pm

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UK · Post by UK » February 25 07, 6:05 pm

How's he done against Matt Clement? When Prior, Wood, Z, and Clement were doing well in '03, Pujols said that Clement gave him the most trouble b/c he couldn't pick up the ball well.

ThreeAces · Post by **ThreeAces** » February 25 07, 6:12 pm

UK wrote:How's he done against Matt Clement? When Prior, Wood, Z, and Clement were doing well in '03, Pujols said that Clement gave him the most trouble b/c he couldn't pick up the ball well.

5-22, 2B, HR, BB, 3 K

Asmodai · Post by **Asmodai** » February 25 07, 6:26 pm

The Cubs for the most part have made him mortal, Scott Rolen on the other hand has murdered the Cubs.

MaskedMan · Post by **MaskedMan** » February 25 07, 6:37 pm

true he is a very pedestrian

.286 .389 .557 .946

against the cubz...probably about league avg, eh?

bronx_bird · Post by **bronx_bird** » February 25 07, 6:38 pm

The Third Man wrote:Okay 2 for 14. That's .143. The point still stands.

actually, the real point is that no one cares what Pujols' avg. is againt Lidge....every time Pujols will bat against him from now until one of them retires, Lidge will be thinking about that one he launched to silence an entire stadium and fan-base. It will be in his head, and he won't be able to get it out.

avg. ain't the only criterion for being owned.

Post by **planet planet** » February 25 07, 6:48 pm

Even more interesting would be which pitchers is he 0fer against with at least five at bats?

haltz · Post by **haltz** » February 25 07, 6:48 pm

MaskedMan wrote:true he is a very pedestrian

.286 .389 .557 .946

against the cubz...probably about league avg, eh?

.921 OPS for his career, which is 120 points or so below his career OPS. Rolen actually has actually been pretty marginal against the Cubs since he came to St. Louis: 2003 - .719, 2004 - .888, 2005 - 1.643 (8 PA), 2006 - .867, and career .827 which is 63 points below his career average.

ThreeAces · Post by **ThreeAces** » February 25 07, 6:59 pm

planet pujolsian wrote:Even more interesting would be which pitchers is he 0fer against with at least five at bats?

Oscar Villareal
Tim Wakefield
Rich Hill
Jake Westbrook
Wandy Rodriguez
Matt Wise
Pedro Martinez
Luis Vizcaino
Ryan Madson
Jamie Moyer
Horacio Ramirez

haltz · Post by **haltz** » February 25 07, 7:03 pm

planet pujolsian wrote:Even more interesting would be which pitchers is he 0fer against with at least five at bats?

Quite a few. And there are some really funny names on that list.

Apparently he is 0-8 with 2 BB against Luis Vizcaino. As far as I can tell, no relation to the Vizcaino that OPS'd .984 for us at the end of last year. That's as good as is gets as far as 0'fers go against El Hombre.