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If he wasn’t already prior to yesterday’s game, Aaron Heilman is officially a liability with this team.
Despite finishing each season the past few years with reliable numbers to warrant him a bullpen spot for the next season, his situational statistics for his career are just awful.
Prior to yesterday’s game:
With nobody on base - 274 games, 235.1 innings pitched, 2.10 ERA
Prior to yesterday’s game:
Runners on base - 242 games, 203.0 innings pitched, 6.69 ERA
Runners in scoring position - 187 games, 121.1 innings pitched, 9.10 ERA
Runners in scoring position with two outs - 163 games, 54.2 innings pitched, 19.92 ERA
With the bases loaded - 46 games, 15.1 innings pitched, 7.04 ERA
Heilman is now currently 2-7 with a 5.74 ERA on the 2008 season.
I am not too sure what to do with Heilman. He clearly needs to head to Triple-A and work on something. He is simply not cutting it in the majors right now. I would prefer not to even see him on this team in 2009. The Mets can’t bare to have Heilman around during the stretch run. They can’t afford to lose any games and it seems like almost every other game he is in, he finds a way to blow it.
Moving him back into the middle-inning role won’t do the trick.
Take what you can for him Omar, anything. Just get him off my team.
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3 Responses for "Stat: Aaron Heilman With Runners On"
The Mets shouldn’t make an emotional decision here with Heilman. Sending him down is reactionary and unrealistic. Keep in mind he is a middle reliever, most of them would be starters or closers if they were that good. Also, sending him down would decrease his value. If the Mets hierarchy are as fed up as you they should wait till the off-season to make a move. Heilman still has some trade value, he has a live arm who can possibly start. He is under team control through 2010 and he doesn’t have a long-term contract.
AMEN
sick of heilman. get him off the team
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