Una Temporada como ninguna

 


Josh Johnson, el último Lanzador antes de un Sandy Alcántara dentro de los Marlins, para lanzar más de 200 Innings (hecho en 2009). Alcántara lanzo 205.2 Innings el año pasado, mientras que las oportunidades/posibilidades de volver a tirar otras 200+ Innings éste año están sin limite 🐎 (se encuentra como líder del Beisbol con 185.2, mientras que le sobra un mes entero al 2022). Hablando de Caballos, Joshnson también fue el último Marlin en Ganarse la corona de Promedio más bajo de la Liga Nacional (Uno de 2, junto a Kevin Brown en la Historia de los Marlins). El Promedia de J.J fue 2.30 en 2010. El Promedio de Sandy, hoy último de Agosto, se encuantra a 2.13.

 


 


Los 4 Juegos Completos que lleva Sandy Alcantatra en 2022 son los más en un año dentro de la Franquicia desde Dontrelle Willis en 2006. En realidad, Sandy también dio 9 Innings en blanco el pasado 8 de Junio contra Washington, solo que los Marlins no anotaron hasta la decima entrada. Los 5 Juegos de 9 Innings que lleva Alcántara éste año, son los más para los Marlins dentro de una Campaña desde el mismo Willis en 2005 (Temporada con 7 Juegos Completos y 22 Victorias del Zurdo⚡Electrico).      

 


 

 

Dontrelle Willis (’05) y Kevin Brown ('96, quién mantuvo un espectacular Promedio de 1.89 en 233 Entradas), son los Marlins que más cerca han llegado al Premio Cy Young. Los 2 terminaron en el segundo puesto, con Chris Carpenter ganando en el 2005 y John Smoltz en 1996. Será porque los 2 Equipos de ambos (Bravos y Cardenales) Jugaron en Postemporada ésos años y Florida no?? Las posibilidades de los Marlins casi-casi están acabadas para hacer los Playoffs en 2022, obvio. Pero éso no debería disminuir las probabilidades de un Premio Cy Young para un Sandy Alcántara, Líder de no solo la Liga Nacional, si no de todas Las Grandes Ligas en Entradas, Juegos Completos, y Quality Starts 💪.        

       

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