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You forgot to typo Delgado.

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You forgot to typo Delgado.

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Hendrix (i know) could get a playoff start in a 7 gamer


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Who needs Sonny Gray?

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However, I will still accept Jose Fernandez in Hendrick's spot for the playoff rotation.


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Love me some 312player!

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That's what a winning pitcher looks like, boys. Outpitching a possible Hall of Famer. Winning at every level. Going 7-2 as a rookie on a 73 win team. No fucking excuses.

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If Bartolo Colon makes the HoF...burn it down and start over.

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If Bartolo Colon makes the HoF...burn it down and start over.


Well, he's certainly one of the better guys of his generation. The counting standards for starters have to drop or there may never be another starting pitcher in the HOF again. I think Halladay is gonna get in. But who else do you have?

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That's what a winning pitcher looks like, boys. Outpitching a possible Hall of Famer. Winning at every level. Going 7-2 as a rookie on a 73 win team. No fucking excuses.

Hendricks > Quintana

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RFDC wrote:
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That's what a winning pitcher looks like, boys. Outpitching a possible Hall of Famer. Winning at every level. Going 7-2 as a rookie on a 73 win team. No fucking excuses.

Hendricks > Quintana


Hendricks pitches in the NL so that's a factor to some degree, but if you look at the numbers- all of them, not just W/L record- it would be difficult to argue otherwise, wouldn't it?

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Been saying for the last 3 years that this guy can look Maddux like when he is in the zone.

He looks like the guy who would handle the arrangements for your loved one :lol:
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Kyle Hendricks, stopper.

For this week, anyway. For the last four weeks, actually, if not all season.

He’s up there with Clayton Kershaw and Madison Bumgarner, and how does this happen?

Hendricks doesn’t dominate like Jake Arrieta can, nor does he act out like John Lackey channeling his inner Carlos Zambrano. Instead, Hendricks is Johnny Chan slow-playing a flopped straight.

Hendricks spots his modest fastball and restaurant-quality breaking pitches brilliantly. Like that, he has quietly gone about producing the third-best ERA in the majors. In the majors, people. Kyle Hendricks.

Since June 19, he has a major-league-low ERA of 0.72. True fact. That’s some fifth starter, huh?

It's the optics, though, that mess with me when it comes to Hendricks. Lanky, clean-cut and low key, Hendricks looks like the guy you’d trust to handle the final arrangements for the passing of your loved one.

And then methodically, if not diabolically, he’s throwing 6 1/3 shutout innings on a hot day in a game the Cubs won’t admit they had to have but come on, they couldn’t lose another series to the Mets.

So, the guy from Dartmouth is pitching like he’s Ivy League smart because he doesn’t possess the major-league cannon we’re used to seeing. And he retires hitter after hitter and gets out of what little trouble he faces, and I have a problem:

Do you know how hard it is to avoid saying he’s Greg Maddux with training wheels?

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RFDC wrote:
Been saying for the last 3 years that this guy can look Maddux like when he is in the zone.

He looks like the guy who would handle the arrangements for your loved one :lol:
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Kyle Hendricks, stopper.

For this week, anyway. For the last four weeks, actually, if not all season.

He’s up there with Clayton Kershaw and Madison Bumgarner, and how does this happen?

Hendricks doesn’t dominate like Jake Arrieta can, nor does he act out like John Lackey channeling his inner Carlos Zambrano. Instead, Hendricks is Johnny Chan slow-playing a flopped straight.

Hendricks spots his modest fastball and restaurant-quality breaking pitches brilliantly. Like that, he has quietly gone about producing the third-best ERA in the majors. In the majors, people. Kyle Hendricks.

Since June 19, he has a major-league-low ERA of 0.72. True fact. That’s some fifth starter, huh?

It's the optics, though, that mess with me when it comes to Hendricks. Lanky, clean-cut and low key, Hendricks looks like the guy you’d trust to handle the final arrangements for the passing of your loved one.

And then methodically, if not diabolically, he’s throwing 6 1/3 shutout innings on a hot day in a game the Cubs won’t admit they had to have but come on, they couldn’t lose another series to the Mets.

So, the guy from Dartmouth is pitching like he’s Ivy League smart because he doesn’t possess the major-league cannon we’re used to seeing. And he retires hitter after hitter and gets out of what little trouble he faces, and I have a problem:

Do you know how hard it is to avoid saying he’s Greg Maddux with training wheels?

I was laughed at on this board for saying this. Go figure.


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Since Sept. 1, 2015, Hendricks is 18-7 with a 2.25 ERA.

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Yes...he's peaking now..his stuff ain't good, he's going to get shelled in July n August...

Oops.

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RFDC wrote:
Been saying for the last 3 years that this guy can look Maddux like when he is in the zone.

He looks like the guy who would handle the arrangements for your loved one :lol:
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Kyle Hendricks, stopper.

For this week, anyway. For the last four weeks, actually, if not all season.

He’s up there with Clayton Kershaw and Madison Bumgarner, and how does this happen?

Hendricks doesn’t dominate like Jake Arrieta can, nor does he act out like John Lackey channeling his inner Carlos Zambrano. Instead, Hendricks is Johnny Chan slow-playing a flopped straight.

Hendricks spots his modest fastball and restaurant-quality breaking pitches brilliantly. Like that, he has quietly gone about producing the third-best ERA in the majors. In the majors, people. Kyle Hendricks.

Since June 19, he has a major-league-low ERA of 0.72. True fact. That’s some fifth starter, huh?

It's the optics, though, that mess with me when it comes to Hendricks. Lanky, clean-cut and low key, Hendricks looks like the guy you’d trust to handle the final arrangements for the passing of your loved one.

And then methodically, if not diabolically, he’s throwing 6 1/3 shutout innings on a hot day in a game the Cubs won’t admit they had to have but come on, they couldn’t lose another series to the Mets.

So, the guy from Dartmouth is pitching like he’s Ivy League smart because he doesn’t possess the major-league cannon we’re used to seeing. And he retires hitter after hitter and gets out of what little trouble he faces, and I have a problem:

Do you know how hard it is to avoid saying he’s Greg Maddux with training wheels?

I was laughed at on this board for saying this. Go figure.

Scooter fist pump. Called it long ago.


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312player wrote:
Yes...he's peaking now..his stuff ain't good, he's going to get shelled in July n August...

Oops.






Haha, ya got me..good to wrong sometimes... I'll take it n hope he continue to roll.

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It's funny to see him walk off the mound after a scoreless inning...he walks as meekly as if he'd just been shelled for 5 runs.

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Pirates Hurdle on #Cubs Hendricks: “The command, the execution of pitches, I thought I was back in 1987 and it was Greg Maddux on the mound”

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I still don't believe in this kid. I know I should, I just don't. Maddux had more speed at this stage of his career.

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Since Sept. 1, 2015, Hendricks is 18-7 with a 2.25 ERA.


i talked to my one cubs fan grandpa a few weeks ago and he was stupid-crazy bullish on hendricks, going as far as "I'LL TAKE HIM OVER THAT KERSHAW GUY ANY DAY OF THE WEEK!!!!" when chirping about the playoffs. he unwittingly had a point about kershaw being largely-shit in the playoffs, but i think he was talking straightup/all-things-equal which is just kinda :lol: :lol: :lol:

tho hey, i gotta give credit to thed epster for the hendricks thing. i woulda went after zimmermann if i was them and thus far 2016 hendricks has been way better than 2016 zimmerman

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I still don't believe in this kid. I know I should, I just don't. Maddux had more speed at this stage of his career.



This man attracts run support. He has been a winner wherever he has been. He even got run support from the atrocious 2014 Cubs.

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IMU wrote:
If Bartolo Colon makes the HoF...burn it down and start over.

There are worse players in the Hall already

His similarity scores include current hall of famers


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Joe Orr Road Rod wrote:
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I still don't believe in this kid. I know I should, I just don't. Maddux had more speed at this stage of his career.



This man attracts run support. He has been a winner wherever he has been. He even got run support from the atrocious 2014 Cubs.

Yep, hard to argue against this. There was a good article about how he was the overlooked guy in high school because there was a guy with a big time arm who threw hard. Yet Hendricks had the better record.

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Wow. That Hammel strikeout to end the 5th was brutal. I'd be pissed too.
This crew on this series has been brutal

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Wrong thread. Oh well who cares.

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It's funny to see him walk off the mound after a scoreless inning...he walks as meekly as if he'd just been shelled for 5 runs.






Always loved his demeanor not his stuff

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https://twitter.com/CarrieMuskat/status/770838438576730116

Pirates Hurdle on #Cubs Hendricks: “The command, the execution of pitches, I thought I was back in 1987 and it was Greg Maddux on the mound”


Fuck you, Hurdle. Maddux was awful in 1987.

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312player wrote:
A.. He won't keep this up, his stuff ain't good.

B. Why don't these dumb fuck Cub fans realize you need to sell HIGH? These same clowns were trying to beat me over the head 3 weeks ago with Baez 975. OPS % :lol:

:lol: :lol: :lol:

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