Philadelphia Phillies: Pat Neshek’s Role as a Stopgap

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Will Ramos Have Enough Success in the Seventh Inning to Be an Eighth-Frame Possibility by July? Photo by Richard Mackson – USA TODAY Sports.
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The Numerical Bible:

This review is not a sabermetrics article, which means no heavy statistical analysis. But because some readers rely on stats, this is only a reference: no reason to articulate the importance of these numbers.

  • Neris, 27.5: 79 Gms., 80 1/3 Inn., a 2.58 ERA, 2 Saves, 28 Holds, a 3.30 FIP, a 3.17 xFIP, a 2.95 SIERA, a 1.2 WAR and a 1.11 WHIP.
  • Neshek, 36: 60 Gms., 47 Inn., a 3.06 ERA, 18 Holds, a 3.68 FIP, a 4.07 xFIP, a 3.57 SIERA, a 0.5 WAR and a 0.94 WHIP.
  • Ramos, 24: 42 Gms., 40 Inn., a 3.83 ERA, 15 Holds, a 3.60 FIP, a 3.68 xFIP, a 3.37 SIERA, a 0.5 WAR and a 1.18 WHIP.
  • Gomez, 28.5: 70 Gms., 68 2/3 Inn., a 4.85 ERA, 37 Saves, 6 BS,1 Hold, a 3.96 FIP, a 4.26 xFIP, a 4.12 SIERA, a 0.4 WAR and a 1.46 WHIP.
  • Rodriguez, 25: 12 Gms., 9 2/3 Inn., a 2.79 ERA, 3 Holds, a 3.25 FIP, a 4.80 xFIP, a 4.36 SIERA, a 0.2 WAR and a 1.24 WHIP.

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  • Mariot, 28: 25 Gms., 21 2/3 Inn., a 5.82 ERA, 2 Saves, 4 Holds, a 5.96 FIP, a 5.19 xFIP, a 4.60 SIERA, a -0.3 WAR and a 1.48 WHIP.