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wilkerson_rulz-06
06-03-2007, 04:56 PM
Let's see how long he lasts with you guys before he's dumped.

Man, why the heck did you guys go out and get him anyway?

He's pathetically bad, Chin Hui Tsao is so much better than him, and he was let go.

Go figure.

TheKingofKings
06-03-2007, 06:22 PM
Julio has been average in 7 games with the Rockies.
Even though he has managed to keep his ERA under 2.00 (1.59),
his WHIP is at a badder than bad 1.41!

Old Sweater
06-04-2007, 08:40 PM
He's pathetically bad, Chin Hui Tsao is so much better than him, and he was let go.

Go figure.

Tsao was always on the DL with the Rockies.

Old Sweater
06-14-2007, 07:40 AM
Julio has been average in 7 games with the Rockies.
Even though he has managed to keep his ERA under 2.00 (1.59),
his WHIP is at a badder than bad 1.41!

His whip threw another scoreless inning yesterday against the BoSox.

NJMetfan4life
07-03-2007, 01:07 PM
The Rockies better trade him. He was terrible with the Mets and they ended up trading him for El Duque who is 4-3 this season(beacuse of injuries) and was one of the best accusitions of last season. Just think of who they could get for him maybe someone who is more reliable.

Old Sweater
07-03-2007, 03:38 PM
The Rockies better trade him. He was terrible with the Mets and they ended up trading him for El Duque who is 4-3 this season(beacuse of injuries) and was one of the best accusitions of last season. Just think of who they could get for him maybe someone who is more reliable.

Yeah, got a few replys like yours from Orioles fans.

The Mets touched Jorge for 2 runs in only the 2nd bad outing for the Rockies last night.

So far for the Rockies, Jorge has pitched 16 1/3 innings and has only gave up 5 earned runs for a 2.76 era. With those numbers I think the Rockies will keep him until our cheap owners won't pay the veteran what he is worth if Jorge keeps pitching well. Our pitching coach Bob Apodaca has worked with Jorge on keeping on top of the ball more for a better slant on his release point.

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