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.
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.
He needs to face Ian Snell more often! Last year he was 4 for 5 with 4 HR's! That's ownage!
The Third Man wrote:Brandon Backe Brian Boehringer (who?)
Chris Capuano
Elmer Dessens
Brandon Duckworth
Shawn Estes
Kyle Farnsworth
Jimmy Haynes (who?)
Tim Hudson
Randy Johnson
Jon Lieber
Scott Linebrink
Jose Mesa (that one feels unfair)
Brett Myers
Tomo Ohka
Jake Peavy
Brad Penny
Oliver Perez
Mark Prior
Ruben Quevedo (who?)
Tim Redding
Mark Redman
Glendon Rusch
Ben Sheets
John Smoltz
Scott Sullivan
David Weathers
David Williams (who?)
Paul Wilson
Kerry Wood
Jamey Wright
He was a member of the 1996 champion Yankees team. He's also a St. Louis native...
Baseball reference has a pretty sweet vs. pitcher tool that lets you sort by different stats and set minimum PAs. You can also pick a season or look at the whole career. That's where I got my numbers.
