| Mattycakes, during the '00s Halladay had 18 potential wins lost after he left the game. (He also had 17 potential losses erased.) I'm not sure what would be the best way to compare that to others, since he usually pitched deeper in games than most. Let's say those "lost wins" represent 30% of his no-decisions, and 13% of his actual wins. In the 2009 AL, "lost wins" represented 28% of all no-decisions, and equaled 23% of starters' wins. So did Halladay get more screwed than the average starter? That's a definite...maybe. |
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