(*) RELIEVERS: Some Really Good Relievers Out There
Jul 10 2012
Just a tick over the halfway point in the season we take a deep breath at the All-Star Break. There were ten relievers selected to the AL and NL All-Star teams and some comparative snubs. Here is a look at ten that got in, ten that were left out and another five that will factor into the second half.
First, here are five All-Star relievers who were selected to the AL squad:
ASB W Sv IP K ERA WHIP $ ============== == === ==== == ==== ==== == Rodney (TAM) 2 25 38.7 38 0.93 0.75 25 J.Johnson (BAL) 1 26 37.3 22 1.21 0.75 22 Nathan (TEX) 1 18 36.3 45 1.73 0.94 16 R.Cook (OAK) 2 8 38.3 39 1.41 0.89 13 C.Perez (CLE) 0 24 32.3 35 3.34 1.11 10
One can see why...
Almost!
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