--- In baseballmn@yahoogroups.com, "Alan R. Holst"
<alanholstfamily@...> wrote:
> Last year Dan Haren gave up 15 while Chien-Ming Wang gave up only 2.
Yet the A's as a team made only 2 more errors than the Yankees did.
How do we explain that?

Clutch pitching.

> For example, last year -- playing on the same team in the same park
with the same defense behind them -- Jake Peavy gave up 3 more homers,
14 more extra base hits, and 46 more baserunners than Chris Young. Yet
Peavy gave up only 1 more run than Young. How is that not simply a
matter of luck?

Clutch pitching.

- John