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How's about that for a first start for Weaver?
Posted: April 9 07, 2:35 pm
by DynamicDynamite
Since the Mariners/Indians games have been pushed back all week long now Jeff Weaver will go tomorrow night against the Red Sox, and be put right in a situation against Josh Beckett...
now if not mistaken he hasn't pitched in about 2 weeks, and he is going against one of the best lineups in baseball..
any guess on how many runs he gives up, and how many innings he lasts?
Posted: April 9 07, 2:37 pm
by brats&beer
3 runs in 6 innings.
Posted: April 9 07, 2:54 pm
by Phyrkrakr
brats&beer wrote:3 runs in 6 innings.
Reverse that.
Posted: April 9 07, 3:09 pm
by mcgee51taguchi99
I assume Weaver is their #4. The Mariners have not played since Wednesday. Makes me wonder why they wouldn't have go with their 1, 2, and 3 versus the BoSox.
Posted: April 9 07, 3:25 pm
by DynamicDynamite
my only guess is that they want to get Weaver a start so he doesnt go 3 weeks between throwing the ball... it would make sense though to go against one of the top teams with your big boys...
oh and they play against Texas this weekend in Seattle... so they are wanting to hold on to some of their big boys for that, and if not mistaken Weaver's had pretty rough outings against them in the past as well
Posted: April 9 07, 5:40 pm
by Brodie
ummm what teams hasn't been a 'rough outting' for weaver? Detroit is exempt
-Brodie
Posted: April 9 07, 5:47 pm
by ThatGuy
8 runs in 2/3 innings.
Posted: April 10 07, 1:34 pm
by Swatcat27
IP H R ER BB K HR Season ERA
J. Weaver 2.0 7 7 7 2 1 1 31.50
totally shelled. Oh Jeff...shoulda stayed here buddy !!
Weaver proves his worth (about zero)
Posted: April 10 07, 1:34 pm
by CardHawk
Forgive if this is doubled somewhere...
Seven runs in two innings against Boston, according to the Mariner's Web site. He was yanked after "a rough debut" according to the folks of MLB.com. Sure looks like a good thing we let him walk. I mean, I know it's early, and I know it's the Red Sox, but jeeze. This one will sting for Weaver for a while.
Re: Weaver proves his worth (about zero)
Posted: April 10 07, 1:35 pm
by wart57
CardHawk wrote:Forgive if this is doubled somewhere...
Seven runs in two innings against Boston, according to the Mariner's Web site. He was yanked after "a rough debut" according to the folks of MLB.com. Sure looks like a good thing we let him walk. I mean, I know it's early, and I know it's the Red Sox, but jeeze. This one will sting for Weaver for a while.
Dave Duncan is teh clutch