The Bird is the Word- A Baltimore Orioles MLB 11 The Show Franchise

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Series Preview

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Pitching Probables

Game 1
vs
Guthrie - Floyd_
2-0, 3.03 ERA - 1-2, 5.94 ERA

Game 2
vs
_Matusz - Buehrle
3-0, 3.86 ERA - 0-3, 8.03 ERA

Game 3
vs
Arrieta - Danks_
3-0, 2.20 ERA - 2-2, 3.48 ERA

Game 4
vs
Duchscherer - Jackson___
2-2, 5.52 ERA - 2-2, 4.35 ERA

Team Stats Comparison

Team Stats
BAL -Stat- CWS
15-10 -Record- 8-18_
3.66 -Team ERA- 5.30
.302 -Team AVG- .264

Team Leaders
BAL -Stat- CWS
Hardy .370 -AVG- Teahen .351
Guerrero/Reynolds 8 -HR- Konerko 6__________
__Lee 23 -RBI- Konerko 19

The Birds look to have the advantage in the first three games on the mound. Guthrie, Matusz and Arrieta are all pitching better than their counterparts. But those counterparts aren't any push overs. Floyd, Buehrle and Danks are all really good pitchers. They may just be off to slow starts, but we do know the O's starters are pitching good. Edwin Jackson is pitching good and better than Justin Duchsherer, who is coming off a terrible outing against Boston. Baltimore has a huge advantage in the department of offense. They are tied for the best team average in the Major Leagues while Chicago's in 19th and their team ERA is 29th, Baltimore's is fifth.


Injury Report

No Injuries for either of the Major League Clubs

Prediction

The O's will get back on track against the White Sox. They should take three of four. The best pitching matchup comes in game three where Jake Arrieta pits up against John Danks. While Danks is having a good year Arrieta is having a better year. The fact that Chicago's team ERA is so bad and Baltimore is hitting the ball extremely well is a key factor.

AL East Update

AL East Standings - Updated: Apr 28, 2011
TEAM	W	L	GB	RS	RA
Baltimore Orioles	15	10	-	133	98
New York Yankees	15	10	-	140	132
Tampa Bay Rays	14	12	1.5	146	141
Boston Red Sox	13	12	2.0	152	122
Toronto Blue Jays	9	16	6.0	109	131

The Yankees pulled into a first place tie with Baltimore, after taking two of three from the White Sox. They are hosting Toronto who surprisingly took three of four from the Rangers. Boston of course won the series with Baltimore and now travel to Seattle for the weekend series. Tampa Bay dropped two of three in Minnesota and they will host the Angels for three games in the Trop. With the first month almost over the AL East is a four team race and if Toronto gets healthy they maybe a factor in the division.

[Octane]

nice work on the mound so far. I like Arrieta, I made a deal for him in my sex franchise to take dice-k's spot lol.

[webbm2]

still going good. interesting to see how well you can do.

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Series Review

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Game 1

O's Struggle Late, Lose Opener 3-2


In a game where Jeremy Guthrie pitched all eight innings and did a good job, the Orioles offense was no where to be found. The only extra base hits were solo home runs by Nick Markakis and Luke Scott. Markakis was responsible for the two of the hits. When ever an opportunity presented itself the batter either struck out or fouled out. Vladimir Guerrero was 0-4 with four strikeouts. In this three game losing streak the O's offense has been no where to be found. With a shaky bullpen this offense needs to hit and give the starters some support. Guthrie pitched good enough to win, but tonight it was the offense that let him down.

BAL at CHW - U.S. Cellular Field- Chicago, IL
Apr 29, 2011	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	R	H	E
Baltimore Orioles (15-11)	0	0	1	0	1	0	0	0	0	2	7	0
Chicago White Sox (9-18)	0	1	0	0	0	0	1	1	X	3	9	1
W: Pena 2-0 L: Guthrie 2-1 S: Thornton, 6

Player of the Game

AJ Pierzynski
2-3 1 RBI

Notables

Baltimore
Nick markakis- 2-5 1 H, 1 HR, RBI
Luke Scott- 1-4, 1 H, 1 HR, 1 RBI
Jeremy Guthrie L, 8.0 9 h 3 er 3 vv 5 k

Chicago
AJ Pierzynski 2-3 1 RBI
Gavin Floyd ND 7.0 ip 6 h 2 eer 2 bb 7 k

Game 2

Birds' Bats are Alive, Smash Sox 13-3

After only scoring 11 total runs in the last five games, Baltimore scored 13 tonight against Chicago. Let by Mark Reynolds 3-5 night which included two homer runs and a double, the Orioles finally got back on track offensively and Brian Matusz looked like a Cy Young contender out there. He may have only had four strikeouts but he pitched his way out of some tough innings. He only gave up 9 hits total and he didn't walk anyone while giving up two runs. One of those were an Adam Dunn solo home run off a slider that didn't slide like it should it stayed flat. That was in the fourth inning, the only other run Matusz gave up was in the first. Koji Uehara came in the eighth and gave up the final run, but it wasn't his fault. He gave up the hit but JJ Hardy air mailed a relay throw past Roberts at second allowing the runner to get into scoring position. The next batter singled scoring the runner from second. The O's sluggers all hit a homer tonight. Lee and Guerrero each hit one upping the total to four homers in the game. Derrek Lee also had three RBI as well. Baltimore also had 22 hits by far the most this year. The White Sox had to pull Buehrle in the fourth inning. The bats also lasted all game adding seven of the 13 runs in the seventh and eighth inning. For the first time all year everyone in the lineup got atlas one hit. If the O's can get half of the production they got tonight they should win this series.

BAL at CHW - U.S. Cellular Field- Chicago, IL
Apr 30, 2011	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	R	H	E
Baltimore Orioles (16-11)	0	2	4	0	0	0	2	5	0	13	22	2
Chicago White Sox (9-19)	1	0	0	1	0	0	0	1	0	3	10	2
W: Matusz 4-0 L: Buehrle 0-4

Player of the Game

Mark Reynolds
3-5 3 R, 1 2B, 2 HR, 3 RBI

Notables

Baltimore
Mark Reynolds- 3-5 3 R, 1 2B, 2 HR, 3 RBI
Derrek Lee- 3-5 2 R, 1 2B, 1 HR, 3 RBI
Vladimir Guerrero- 3-5 2 R, 1 2B, 2 RBI
Felix Pie- 2-5 1 R, 2 SB, 2 RBI
Brian Matusz- W, 7.0 IP 9 H, 2 ER, 4 K

Chicago
Adam Dunn- 2-4 1 R, 1 HR, 1 RBI
Ramon Castro- 2-4 1 R, 2 2B
Mark Buehrle- 3.0 IP, 12 H, 6 ER, 2 K

Game 3

Danks Gives Up One Hit in Sox Win

White Sox Pitcher John Danks went all nine innings only giving up one hit. Luckily for Balitmore it was a Mark Reynolds homerun. The White Sox would tie the game an inning later in the bottom of the sixth. It was Jake Arrieta's only run suffered. Arrieta gave up eight hits, one earned run and stuck out two. But the real story was Danks, Who had a perfect game going into the fourth until he walked Nick Markakis (who walked twice in the game) and then the no hit bid fell short when Mark Reynolds hit his 11th homer of th year. Jeremy Accardo came for the seventh and eighth pitching two scoreless innings. Then setup man Kevin Gregg came in for the ninth in case, there was a tenth and the O's had a lead they wanted Gonzalez then. Well Gregg with two outs gave up a double to Juan Pierre and then a single Carlos Quentin to score Pierre and give the White Sox a 2-1 victory. You can't blame this loss on the the bullpen. Gregg was pitching good and both players made good hits and Accardo pitched two scoreless. The offense got shut down, plain and simple. The pitchers did their job today.

BAL at CHW - U.S. Cellular Field- Chicago, IL
May 1, 2011	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	R	H	E
Baltimore Orioles (16-12)	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	1	1	1
Chicago White Sox (10-19)	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	1	2	10	0
W: Danks 3-2 L: Gregg 0-2

Player of the Game

John Danks
W, 9.0 IP 1 H, 1 ER, 2 BB, 2 K

Notables

Baltimore
Mark Reynolds- 1-3 1 R, 1 HR, 1 RBI
Jake Arrieta- ND, 6.0 IP, 8 H, 1 ER, 2 K

Chicago
Carlos Quentin- 2-3 1 RBI
John Danks- W, 9.0 IP 1 H, 1 ER, 2 BB, 2 K

Game 4

Combo of Pitching and Hitting Propels O's to W

In a game the the Orioles needed they got it. Justin Duchsherer bounced back in a major way in the fourth game of the series. Duchsherer pitched seven innings giving up one run on six hits and stringing out nine. It was almost a role reversal from last night's Danks performance. The bats showed up again too. Baltimore netted two runs in the first three innings giving Duchsherer a 2-0 lead to work with. Duchsherer's only rough inning was the fourth, when Alexi Ramirez singled to open the inning and a batter later Carlos Quentin doubled to score Ramirez. That would be the only run given up in the game for the O's. In the top of the seventh Adam Jones lead off with a solo home run. Edwin Jackson then was pulled for hard throwing rookie Chris Sale. Well at the end of the inning Matt Wieters hit a double that would score Nick Markakis and Derrek Lee, bolstering the lead to 5-1. And in the top of the ninth Derrek Lee hit a two out triple and Vlad followed with the single to left, scoring Lee. Giving the O's a comfortable 6-1 win. Jim Johnson came in the eighth since Gregg pitched in game three. He went three up and three down with a strikeout. With the extra run in the top of the ninth Johnson came back out in the bottom half of the inning. He struck out two and walked one in the ninth but the walk was sandwiched in between a strike out and a ground out. Johnson struck out the final batter of the game. The Orioles have now not won a series in the last four. The split with AL Cetral foes Minnesota and Chicago, and lost to AL East rivals Boston and New York 2-1 a piece. The Birds fly to KC next to see if they can get back on track with a series win.

BAL at CHW - U.S. Cellular Field- Chicago, IL
May 2, 2011	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	R	H	E
Baltimore Orioles (17-12)	1	0	1	0	0	0	3	0	1	6	14	1
Chicago White Sox (10-20)	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	1	7	1
W: Duchscherer 3-2 L: Jackson 2-3

Player of the Game

Justin Duchscherer
W, 7.0 IP, 6 H, 1 ER, 9 K

Notables

Baltimore
Derrek Lee- 4-5 2 R, 1 3B, 1 RBI
Nick Markakis- 2-5 2 R, 1 HR 1 RBI
Justin Duchsherer- W, 7.0 IP, 6 H, 1 ER, 9 K

Chicago
Carlos Quentin- 2-4 1 2B, 1 RBI
Edwin Jackson- L, 6.0 IP, 9 H, 3 ER, 1 BB, 4 K

Next update is the end of the month round up

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Roster Movement News

LHRP Mark Hendrickson has been put on the 40 man roster and moved up to the MLB team. RHRP Jason Berken has been moved to AAA. AA SS Robert Andrino has been taken off the 40 man rosters and placed on Waivers, if he clears he will stay in AA.

After a month of split play in left field. Buck Showalter told us after the White Sox series that Felix Pie and Luke Scott will platoon the position. Pie will face the right hand pitchers and Scott will face the lefties.

Baltimore Team Stats

Hitters Analysis
The top five in the order (Roberts, Markakis, Lee, Guerrero and Reynolds) are all hitting over .300. What has helped the offense is Mark Reynolds returned power. He belted 11 homers in the opening month of the season. Vlad is in his 2010 for blasting 9 homers and 21 RBI in April. Adam Jones has been streaky but hitting .268 has helped the team, He does hit in the nine hole. He maybe moved to the six spot because he has stole 12 bases this year and he would keep pressure off of Wieters and Hardy do bat him in. Showalter likes to have speed at the bottom of the lineup. Pie would then be moved if Adam Jones is.

2001 Baltimore Orioles through April Stats - Hitting
NAME	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	SO	SB	CS	BA	OBP	SLG
Nick Markakis, RF	23	40	10	0	4	14	6	20	8	1	.317	.348	.492
Vladimir Guerrero, DH	18	37	7	0	9	21	2	22	0	0	.306	.320	.587
Brian Roberts, 2B	20	38	9	2	1	9	7	13	19	3	.317	.362	.450
Mark Reynolds, 3B	18	35	4	0	11	24	4	34	5	2	.302	.328	.621
Derrek Lee, 1B	19	37	9	1	7	27	4	16	1	0	.336	.357	.627
Adam Jones, CF	16	26	5	2	6	12	1	23	12	1	.268	.276	.546
JJ Hardy, SS	16	32	5	0	6	18	5	12	3	0	.344	.384	.591
Felix Pie, LF	6	19	1	9	2	8	0	14	7	0	.288	.288	.394
Luke Scott, LF	6	12	2	0	2	7	4	10	0	0	.211	.262	.351

2001 Baltimore Orioles through April Stats - Pitching
NAME	W	L	SV	QS	HLD	IP	H	ER	HR	BB	SO	WHIP	ERA
Brian Matusz, 2P	4	0	0	4	0	39.2	40	16	4	4	35	1.11	3.63
Jake Arrieta, 3P	3	0	0	4	0	38.2	38	9	1	4	26	1.09	2.09
Justin Schscherer, 4P	3	2	0	4	0	36.1	29	19	5	11	33	1.10	4.71
Jeremy Guthrie, 1P	2	1	0	5	0	43.2	31	15	3	10	31	0.94	3.09
Troy Patton, 5P	2	2	0	3	0	25.2	27	11	1	9	16	1.40	3.86
Kevin Gregg, RP	0	2	0	0	7	8.0	7	4	1	1	8	1.00	4.15
Jeremy Accardo, RP	0	2	0	0	3	13.0	11	6	2	7	16	1.38	4.15
Jim Johnson, RP	1	1	0	0	2	16.2	12	2	0	5	20	1.02	1.08
Mike Gonzalez, CP	0	0	3	0	4	11.2	10	2	0	5	11	1.29	1.54

Pitching Analysis
As good as Ace Jeremy Guthrie has pitched this year and its been great. Brian Matusz has the chance at the Cy Young, He has taken a major step forward this year. As mentioned before Jeremy Guthrie is pitching great, but he hasn't got the run support. But so far all five of his starts have been quality starts. He also has a ridiculous WHIP for a starter at 0.94. Right now the O's have four relievers they can rely on in Accardo, Johnson, Gregg and Gonzalez. All four have pitched well. With Lefty Mark Hendrickson coming up starting in May they may have five good relievers. There is also a rumor they may sign former Red Sox Manny Delcarmen. But so far that is a rumor.

Around the League Update

American League Standings

American League Standings - Updated: May 2, 2011
AL EAST	W	L	GB	RS	RA
Baltimore Orioles	17	12	-	155	107
New York Yankees	17	12	-	163	149
Boston Red Sox	17	12	-	184	130
Tampa Bay Rays	16	13	0.5	162	151
Toronto Blue Jays	11	17	5.5	124	144
AL CENTRAL	W	L	GB	RS	RA
Cleveland Indians	17	11	-	134	120
Minnesota Twins	17	12	0.5	157	146
Detroit Tigers	16	13	1.5	148	136
Kansas City Royals	11	17	6.0	110	142
Chicago White Sox	10	20	8.0	111	163
AL WEST	W	L	GB	RS	RA
Oakland Athletics	18	11	-	134	120
Los Angeles Angels	15	14	3.0	153	136
Texas Rangers	12	17	6.0	126	155
Seattle Mariners	8	21	10.0	116	172

The AL East is a four team through April. As Toronto gets healthy they may become a factor as well. The Central is a three team race as expected but what wasn't expected was the Indians leading the division after one month. Another shocker is Chicago's pathetic performance as well. Oakland continues to win out West with their 18-11 record, which is the best in the AL. The Angels have started to make a push. Texas' record is shocking after one month. They are not getting the hitting people expected. And in no shocker the Mariners are just plain bad. The question is does King Felix get traded?

National League Standings

National League Standings - Updated: May 2, 2011
NL EAST	W	L	GB	RS	RA
Philadelphia Phillies	17	11	-	138	105
Atlanta Braves	17	13	1.0	145	103
Washington Nationals	15	13	2.0	108	108
Florida Marlins	13	15	4.0	115	129
New York Mets	11	17	6.0	100	121
NL CENTRAL	W	L	GB	RS	RA
Pittsburgh Pirates	19	11	-	149	118
Milwaukie Brewers	15	14	3.5	118	116
Cincinnati Reds	15	14	3.5	145	125
Chicago Cubs	13	16	5.5	131	127
Houston Astros	12	17	6.5	125	139
St. Louis Cardinals	11	18	7.5	124	140
NL WEST	W	L	GB	RS	RA
San Francisco Giants	17	11	-	139	117
Colorado Rockies	16	12	1.0	111	111
Los Angeles Dodgers	16	14	2.0	103	126
Arizona Diamondbacks	13	15	4.0	114	141
San Diego Padres	10	19	7.5	107	146

Like in the AL the NL East is a tight race. With a surprising team too in Washington who is off to a hot start. 18 year old Bryce Harper is hitting over .300 so far in the young season. The the NL Central it seems the world is out of order. The Pittsburgh Pirates not only have the best record in the central and NL but the entire MLB! Clint Hurdle has that club playing excellent ball and they are getting good pitching. Out West the Dodgers have joined the race. The Rockies, Giants and Dodgers look to battle it out the rest of the year.

League Leaders

Offensive Leaders

MLB League Leaders - Updated: May 2, 2011
Batting Average- AL		AVG	Batting Average- NL		AVG
	1. Alex Gordon, LF	.374		1. Scott Rolen, 3B	.374
	2. Jacoby Ellsbury, CF, BOS	.359		2. Hanley Ramirez, SS, FLA	.372
	3. David DeJesus, RF, OAK	.356		3. Jason Bay, LF, NYM	.361
	4. Magglio Ordonez, RF, DET	.354		4. Dan Uggla, 2B, ATL	.356
	5. Miguel Cabrera, 1B, DET	.350		5. Ike Davis, 1B, NYM	.337
Homeruns- AL		HR	Homeruns- NL		HR
	1. Mark Reynolds, 3B	11		1. Dan Uggla, 2B	11
	2. Evan Longoria, 3B, TB	11		2. Albert Pujols, 1B, STL	9
	3. Miguel Cabrera 1B, DET	10		3. Ian Stewart, 3B, COL	9
	4. Kendry Morales, 1B, LAA	10		4. Chase Utley, 2B, PHI	9
	5. 4 Others Tied	9		5. 3 Others Tied	8
Runs Batted In- AL		RBI	Earned Run Average- NL		RBI
	1. Kendry Morales, 1B	30		1. Albert Pujols, 1B	30
	2. Carl Crawford, LF, BOS	28		2. Jason Heyward, RF, ATL	25
	3. Robinson Cano, 2B, NYY	28		3. Dan Uggla, 2B, ATL	23
	4. Miguel Cabrera, 1B, DET	27		4. Marlon Byrd, CF, CHC	23
	5. Derrek Lee, 1B, BAL	27		5. Ryan Howard, 1B, PHI	23
Stolen Bases- AL		SB	Stolen Bases- NL		SB
	1. Brian Roberts, 2B	19		1. Michael Bourn, CF	18
	2. Chone Figgins, 3B, SEA	17		2. Jimmy Rollins, SS, PHI	9
	3. Carl Crawford, LF, BOS	13		3. Nyjer Morgan, CF, MIL	7
	4. Adam Jones, CF, BAL	12		4. Hanley Ramirez, SS, FLA	6
	5. 2 Others Tied	12		5. 2 Others Tied	6

Pitiching Leaders

MLB League Leaders - Updated: May 2, 2011
Wins- AL		W	Wins- NL		W
	1. Phil Hughes, SP	5		1. Tim Hudson, SP	5
	2. Brian Matusz, SP, BAL	4		2. Randy Wells, SP, CHC	5
	3. Jeremy Hellickson, SP, TB	4		3. Ronald Belisario, RP, LAD	5
	4. Fausto Carmona, SP, CLE	4		4. Matt Belisle, RP, COL	5
	5. Wade Davis, SP, TB	4		5. Madison Bumgarner, SP, SF	5
Strikeouts- AL		K	Strikeouts		K
	1. Josh Beckett, SP	40		1. Tim Lincecum, SP	46
	2. Francisco Liriano, SP, MIN	37		2. Stephen Strasburg, SP, WSH	44
	3. Brian Matusz, SP, BAL	35		3. Tommy Hanson, SP, ATL	44
	4. Brendan Morrow, SP, TOR	35		4. Shawn Marcum, SP, MIL	44
	5. 2 Others Tied	35		5. Josh Johnson, SP, FLA	43
Earned Run Average- AL		ERA	Earned Run Average- NL		ERA
	1. Phil Hughes, SP	1.88		1. Josh Johnson, SP	0.81
	2. Jake Arrieta, SP, BAL	2.09		2. Roy Halladay, SP, PHI	1.50
	3. Trevor Cahill, SP, OAK	2.38		3. Bronson Arroyo, SP, CIN	1.55
	4. Scott Feldman, SP, TEX	2.61		4. RA Dickey, SP, NYM	1.87
	5. Francisco Liriano, SP, MIN	2.93		5. Kevin Correia, SP, PIT	2.01
Saves- AL		SV	Saves- NL		SV
	1. Jose Valverde, CP	13		1. Brian Wilson, CP	11
	2. Joe Nathan, CP, MIN	9		2. John Axford, CP, MIL	10
	3. Andrew Bailey, CP, OAK	9		3. Craig Kimbrel, CP, ATL	9
	4. Kyle Farnsworth, CP, TB	7		4. Leo Nunez, CP, FLA	8
	5. 6 Others Tied	6		5. 3 Others Tied	7

Down on the Farm

Here are the top prospects' stats through April in the Oriole's system.

Norfolk Tides- AAA

Profile Card - Rhyne Hughes
	Rhyne Hughes | 1B Norfolk Tides
	Height: 6-2	Bats/Throws: L/L
	Weight: 215	Age: 27 years old
	Season G AB AVG R 2B 3B HR RBI SB OBP 2011 26 107 .336 17 5 1 6 23 1 .383

Profile Card - Matt Angle
	Matt Angle | CF Norfolk Tides
	Height: 5-10	Bats/Throws: L/R
	Weight: 175	Age: 25 years old
	Season G AB AVG R 2B 3B HR RBI SB OBP 2011 26 82 .244 11 4 0 0 6 0 .326

Profile Card - LJ Hoes
	LJ Hoes | 2B Norfolk Tides
	Height: 6-1	Bats/Throws: R/R
	Weight: 181	Age: 21 years old
	Season G AB AVG R 2B 3B HR RBI SB OBP 2011 21 82 .232 9 7 0 0 5 0 .276

Profile Card - Zach Britton
	Zach Britton | SP Norfolk Tides
	Height: 6-3	Bats/Throws: R/R
	Weight: 195	Age: 23 years old
	Season G W-L ERA GS SV HLD IP BB SO WHIP 2011 6 4-1 1.38 6 0 0 45.2 12 47 0.90

Britton's last two games were complete game shutouts. The first one was a no hitter, only walking one.

Profile Card - Chris Tillman
	Chris Tillman | SP Norfolk Tides
	Height: 6-5	Bats/Throws: R/R
	Weight: 210	Age: 22 years old
	Season G W-L ERA GS SV HLD IP BB SO WHIP 2011 5 3-2 3.41 5 0 0 34.1 12 22 1.17

Profile Card - Joe Mahoney
	Joe Mahoney | 1B Bowie Baysox
	Height: 6-7	Bats/Throws: R/R
	Weight: 255	Age: 24 years old
	Season G AB AVG R 2B 3B HR RBI SB OBP 2011 24 105 .276 12 6 0 3 13 0 .296

Bowie Baysox- AA

Profile Card - Manny Machado
	Manny Machado | SS Bowi Bayson
	Height: 6-3	Bats/Throws: R/R
	Weight: 185	Age: 18 years old
	Season G AB AVG R 2B 3B HR RBI SB OBP 2011 13 54 .315 9 9 0 2 10 0 .356

Profile Card - Xavier Avery
	Xavier Avery | CF Bowi Bayson
	Height: 5-10	Bats/Throws: L/L
	Weight: 108	Age: 21 years old
	Season G AB AVG R 2B 3B HR RBI SB OBP 2011 20 90 .300 11 4 2 2 12 4 .333

Profile Card - Matt Hobgood
	Matt Hobgood | SP Bowi Bayson
	Height: 6-4	Bats/Throws: R/R
	Weight: 245	Age: 20 years old
	Season G W-L ERA GS SV HLD IP BB SO WHIP 2011 5 3-1 4.55 5 0 0 29.2 9 21 1.45

Profile Card - Brandon Erbe
	Brandon Erbe | Bowi Bayson
	Height: 6-4	Bats/Throws: R/R
	Weight: 190	Age: 23 years old
	Season G W-L ERA GS SV HLD IP BB SO WHIP 2011 5 2-0 5.93 5 0 0 27.1 12 11 1.65
	Last 10 DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR PC-ST ERA

[osubeavs721]

i dont know why the bottom is reacting like it is, if anyone knows let me know

[jconpoet]

it has to do with the player card coding... might have left something open when you took out the "Last 10" section (or closed something I'm not sure)... btw after what Mark Reynolds did to me in my Yankees chise last night I have a virtual hate for the guy

[N51_rob]

IDK about platooning LF. Gonna take Luke's big bat out against Righties? Don't see that lasting. Too much power to sit IMO.

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