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  1. Bits: Is Scherzer worth ERA, WHIP risk?

    Eric Karabell

    Detroit Tigers right-hander Max Scherzer fanned 15 Pittsburgh Pirates on Sunday, winning his third game in nine starts. Scherzer allowed two runs in seven innings and lowered his ERA to a still-unsightly 5.73. Scherzer, who had given up six runs (fiv...

    Blog | May 21, 2012

  2. Max Scherzer of Detroit Tigers strikes out 15, but ERA and WHIP h...

    Eric Karabell

    Eric Karabell discusses the most fantasy-relevant tidbits from Sunday's games, including Max Scherzer's huge strikeout performance.

    Blog | Conversation | May 21, 2012

  3. Bits: Trevor Cahill's struggles continue

    Eric Karabell

    &#8226 Oakland Athletics right-hander Trevor Cahill walked seven Kansas City Royals on Tuesday, allowing four hits and four runs in 4 1/3 innings. Not too long ago, Cahill was 6-0, and when June began, his ERA was 2.31. Now he's 6-5 with a 3...

    Blog | June 15, 2011

  4. Trevor Cahill of Oakland Athletics continues to have problems thr...

    Eric Karabell

    Eric Karabell reviews the top fantasy performances from Tuesday, including another rough night for A's righty Trevor Cahill.

    Blog | Conversation | June 15, 2011

  5. Is it time to believe in Charlie Morton?

    Eric Karabell

    Ninety-two pitchers qualified for the ERA title last season, and the worst of the bunch was Detroit Tigers right-hander Jeremy Bonderman, who had a 5.53 ERA. Kyle Davies, A.J. Burnett and four others also ended up with ERAs on the wrong side of 5.00....

    Blog | May 19, 2011

  6. Pittsburgh Pirates' Charlie Morton pitching well, but will it con...

    Eric Karabell

    Eric Karabell offers his thoughts on Pittsburgh Pirates starter Charlie Morton, who is having a breakout season despite a mediocre strikeout/walk ratio.

    Blog | Conversation | May 19, 2011

  7. Bits: Pedro Alvarez showing signs of life

    Eric Karabell

    New York Mets outfielder Jason Bay made his season debut Thursday, hitting a double and scoring twice in four at-bats. Bay was on the disabled list because of a strained rib cage and was inserted into the No. 5 lineup slot upon his return. His 2010 s...

    Blog | April 22, 2011

  8. Pedro Alvarez, Jim Thome showing signs of breaking out of early-s...

    Eric Karabell

    Eric Karabell looks back at Thursday's action, including big games from Kyle Lohse, Pedro Alvarez and Jim Thome.

    Blog | Conversation | April 22, 2011
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