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White Sox 2009: Scott Linebrink

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White Sox 2009: Scott Linebrink

By SoxNet.net

 

Rule #1 in off-season free-agency signings: when it comes to relievers, tread lightly. Hopefully White Sox GM Kenny Williams will follow this rule in the future, thanks to Scott Linebrink.

 

Linebrink was signed by the White Sox pre-2008 to a four-year, $19 million deal. Though not a lot in baseball money, it's a long-term deal for a reliever. And while Linebrink had his moments, those moments have been scarce since mid-2008.

 

What's odd about Linebrink's struggles is that while with most struggling pitchers you can point to...Rest of the Article

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What is everyone else's take on the 2009 season Linebrink had and more importantly what the future holds for Liney and the Sox?
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The only bright side with Linebrink is the fact that he was throwing hard down the stretch. His issues had more to do with poor command and a lack of confidence in his secondary stuff than it did health.

 

And because of that, I wouldn't be at all shocked to see Linebrink rebound next year and turn into one of the club's MVP's in what I think will be a promising 2010.

I think his problem for more then a year has been his shoulder.Its not healthy enough to throw the splitter.He can throw the fastball at 93-94,but he cant put the strain on his shoulder anymore with the splitter,which was his out pitch.His fastball is straight and very hittable.Unless he gets his shoulder well enough to throw the splitter again he will be very avarage.

see a trend???? Whip this horse for the first half of the season, and then designate him to mop up duties for the second half and you'll be fine.

 

 

Pre All Star Break 2009

1.93ERA 1.29WHIP and a .242BAA

 

Post All Star Break 2009

8.49ERA 2.19WHIP and a .377BAA

 

Pre All Star Break 2008

2.37ERA 0.92WHIP and a .207BAA

 

Post All Star Break 2008 (INJURED)

9.72ERA 1.80WHIP and a .343BAA

 

Pre All Star Break 2007

2.52ERA 1.09WHIP and a .219BAA

 

Post All Star Break 2007

5.23ERA 1.61WHIP and a .293BAA

 

Pre All Star Break 2006

2.74ERA 0.94WHIP and a .190BAA

 

Post All Star Break 2006

4.64ERA 1.58WHIP and a .304BAA

 

 

QUOTE (jasonxctf @ Oct 22, 2009 -> 04:31 PM)
see a trend???? Whip this horse for the first half of the season, and then designate him to mop up duties for the second half and you'll be fine.

 

 

Pre All Star Break 2009

1.93ERA 1.29WHIP and a .242BAA

 

Post All Star Break 2009

8.49ERA 2.19WHIP and a .377BAA

 

Pre All Star Break 2008

2.37ERA 0.92WHIP and a .207BAA

 

Post All Star Break 2008 (INJURED)

9.72ERA 1.80WHIP and a .343BAA

 

Pre All Star Break 2007

2.52ERA 1.09WHIP and a .219BAA

 

Post All Star Break 2007

5.23ERA 1.61WHIP and a .293BAA

 

Pre All Star Break 2006

2.74ERA 0.94WHIP and a .190BAA

 

Post All Star Break 2006

4.64ERA 1.58WHIP and a .304BAA

 

yay it caught on

QUOTE (Chisoxfn @ Oct 22, 2009 -> 03:35 PM)
What is everyone else's take on the 2009 season Linebrink had and more importantly what the future holds for Liney and the Sox?

 

I'll tell you what the future holds for the Sox. It's two years of waiting for an awful contract to come off of the books.

bench him after the all star break?

 

trade him at that point?

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