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Bhaakon
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Joe Nathan was significantly better in his bullpen debut than Correia.
Kevin has good stuff, Joe had/has special stuff.
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12/25/2006, 4:04 pm
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Correia doesn't have a dominant offspeed pitch like Nathan does.
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12/25/2006, 4:23 pm
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Bhaakon
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Re: Kevin Correia = Joe Nathan
quote: Nathan had above average stuff when he came into the league, nothing like he has now.
We're not talking about when he came into the league, we're talking about his return as a reliever in 2003. At that time, he had 95 MPH heat and devastating curve.
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12/25/2006, 8:49 pm
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Re: Kevin Correia = Joe Nathan
I agree, we should definatly take a chance on Corriea as Closer, we always have Wilson to fall back on or even Blowitez. Many of the games best closers were failed Starters or were once Starters, Nathon, Gagne, Smoltz (wasn't a failed starter), Mariano Rivera.
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12/25/2006, 11:16 pm
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Bhaakon
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Kevin Correia = Joe Nathan
The averages are much higher, but, in the context of a 45 AB sample, it's really only about 2 extra hits allowed.
I wouldn't really want to throw him into the fire quite yet either, but it's not like the Giants have much choice. It's either trust Correia in late and close situations, or trust guys with even less inspiring track records.
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12/26/2006, 4:21 pm
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