QUOTE (SoxFan1 @ Apr 10, 2010 -> 01:37 AM)
Its at .185 now, and there's no question that will go way up, but the fact of the matter is, you have to look past the BB numbers. Carmona couldn't throw a strike to save his life. 25% of our walks came from him. Should we really be praising them for not swinging at bad pitches? How many runners have we left on base?
Liriano was also trying to be plenty wild last night, our guys just kept swinging early in the count at balls out of the zone, especially in innings 3-4. Once the lineup rolled over to Beckham in the 5th and they took some pitches again, people got on base again.