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The Official Jose Fernandez Man (Boy?) Crush Thread

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Don't give up hope. If Kershaw shits the bed to end the season, Fernandez could win.

 

 

Nah, they'll probably look at him being shut down a couple weeks early as a reason to not give it to him, even if Kershaw gives up 20 runs over his final three starts.

Don't give up hope. If Kershaw shits the bed to end the season, Fernandez could win.

 

 

 

Nah, they'll probably look at him being shut down a couple weeks early as a reason to not give it to him, even if Kershaw gives up 20 runs over his final three starts.

 

That would suck.

 

The fact that Jose Fernandez is even in this conversation is enough for me, though.

Don't give up hope. If Kershaw shits the bed to end the season, Fernandez could win.

 

 

He absolutely should not either way.

Don't give up hope. If Kershaw shits the bed to end the season, Fernandez could win.

 

 

 

 

He absolutely should not either way.

 

Who should not what?

Don't give up hope. If Kershaw shits the bed to end the season, Fernandez could win.

 

 

He absolutely should not either way.

 

Who should not what?

 

 

 

 

Fernandez should have no shot at the Cy Young. It's Kershaw's award. I can't imagine that he could possibly do anything to lose it. Even if Kershaw implodes and ends up with a slightly higher ERA (which is extremely unlikely), he should still win based on amount of innings thrown.

Don't give up hope. If Kershaw shits the bed to end the season, Fernandez could win.

 

 

 

 

 

 

He absolutely should not either way.

 

 

 

 

Who should not what?

 

 

 

 

Fernandez should have no shot at the Cy Young. It's Kershaw's award. I can't imagine that he could possibly do anything to lose it. Even if Kershaw implodes and ends up with a slightly higher ERA (which is extremely unlikely), he should still win based on amount of innings thrown.

 

I don't agree with that. I think if he has better numbers he should win. Fernandez has enough innings to qualify. I don't just mean ERA, though. Better numbers across the board.

Don't give up hope. If Kershaw shits the bed to end the season, Fernandez could win.

 

 

 

 

He absolutely should not either way.

 

 

 

Who should not what?

 

 

 

 

 

Fernandez should have no shot at the Cy Young. It's Kershaw's award. I can't imagine that he could possibly do anything to lose it. Even if Kershaw implodes and ends up with a slightly higher ERA (which is extremely unlikely), he should still win based on amount of innings thrown.

 

 

 

I don't agree with that. I think if he has better numbers he should win. Fernandez has enough innings to qualify. I don't just mean ERA, though. Better numbers across the board.

 

 

 

 

It wouldn't be fair to ignore the massive differential in innings. + Kershaw has him beat in just about every category, anyway.

 

It's pretty amazing that Fernandez would've had a legit shot to win it if it were any other year perhaps. For a guy to not even go to AA and do what he's done is historic.

Don't give up hope. If Kershaw shits the bed to end the season, Fernandez could win.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

He absolutely should not either way.

 

 

 

 

 

Who should not what?

 

 

 

 

 

Fernandez should have no shot at the Cy Young. It's Kershaw's award. I can't imagine that he could possibly do anything to lose it. Even if Kershaw implodes and ends up with a slightly higher ERA (which is extremely unlikely), he should still win based on amount of innings thrown.

 

 

 

I don't agree with that. I think if he has better numbers he should win. Fernandez has enough innings to qualify. I don't just mean ERA, though. Better numbers across the board.

 

 

 

It wouldn't be fair to ignore the massive differential in innings. + Kershaw has him beat in just about every category, anyway.

 

It's pretty amazing that Fernandez would've had a legit shot to win it if it were any other year perhaps. For a guy to not even go to AA and do what he's done is historic.

That's why I said better numbers across the board, not just ERA. The differential in innings would be big, but as long as Fernandez qualifies I think he should be considered.

 

The last pitcher to be this good without a year in Double A was Dwight Gooden in 85, I think. We really have two rare centerpieces in Stanton and Fernandez. Not many teams can say that, I think. Loria can not fuck this up.

Innings differential matters a lot, I think, especially during the end of the season. You need to consider things like arm tiring. Even if Kershaw ends up with a slightly higher ERA than Fernandez, his overall numbers would still be more impressive because he sustained that level of performance over a longer period of time.

 

Fernandez will just win it another year, but Kershaw should get it unquestionably.

The last pitcher to be this good without a year in Double A was Dwight Gooden in 85, I think. We really have two rare centerpieces in Stanton and Fernandez. Not many teams can say that, I think. Loria can not f*** this up.

 

 

I'll assume you mean "Loria must not f*** this up," because he's shown to be capable of fucking up some pretty good shit.

The last pitcher to be this good without a year in Double A was Dwight Gooden in 85, I think. We really have two rare centerpieces in Stanton and Fernandez. Not many teams can say that, I think. Loria can not f*** this up.

 

 

I'll assume you mean "Loria must not f*** this up," because he's shown to be capable of f***ing up some pretty good s***.

 

 

Well, yea. He must not. Odds are he will, lol.

Innings differential matters a lot, I think, especially during the end of the season. You need to consider things like arm tiring. Even if Kershaw ends up with a slightly higher ERA than Fernandez, his overall numbers would still be more impressive because he sustained that level of performance over a longer period of time.

 

Fernandez will just win it another year, but Kershaw should get it unquestionably.

 

I agree Kershaw should win it this season, but I think Fernandez would've ended up with better numbers if he played out the whole season and the Marlins didn't baby him.

Innings differential matters a lot, I think, especially during the end of the season. You need to consider things like arm tiring. Even if Kershaw ends up with a slightly higher ERA than Fernandez, his overall numbers would still be more impressive because he sustained that level of performance over a longer period of time.

 

Fernandez will just win it another year, but Kershaw should get it unquestionably.

 

I agree Kershaw should win it this season, but I think Fernandez would've ended up with better numbers if he played out the whole season and the Marlins didn't baby him.

 

 

Better numbers than Kershaw in what categories?

 

IP?

ERA?

WHIP?

 

lets look at this objectively for a minute.

The only case you can make for Jose is being a very very distant runner up in the Cy Young race.

 

 

Which you can make very well.

 

 

About the only way Kershaw doesnt win is for him to have the worst last 2 weeks of his career magnified by about 10. That's how far he has outpaced the field ALL YEAR.

And by the way, its beyond STUPID to have Jose at 21 years old go anymore than he has.

 

 

Its bad for his long term development and you are putting un necessary risk of injury on his arm.

 

 

When you develop pitchers initially you dont really want them going more than 20-25% higher than their previous innings simply to truly condition their arms long term.

 

Jose should be ready to go for 200 + next year.

YES!

 

This menace has finally been shut down with his stupidly high WAR and all those wins, who does he think he is? He's not bigger than the team, how dare he!

 

I'm pleased the Marlins have finally realized how much this pitcher has been hurting our chances for 1st place in the Rodon sweepstakes. If you're not first, you're last! It only makes sense to try to be last after failing to be first. Right? Right!

 

Maybe now we can finally catch those elusive Astros and rejoice in being... last, which is second best to being first. Right? Right!

Maybe now we can finally catch those elusive Astros and rejoice in being... last, which is second best to being first. Right? Right!

 

 

Finally someone understands me and my plight! 4.5 back!

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