Sean Burnett in Coors Field

bkbilly · 03-02-2005, 02:50 AM

I've been playing OOTP6 for awhile, usually play my Rockies, and I've done what most people have probably done -- I've won six WS in a row, watched a guy hit 90 HR at Coors, but this next one is new to me. I'm currently in 2014, playing at a "Hard" level, and have found the first truly dominant Coors Field pitcher I've ever seen. Had a few Cy Young winners in my time, but check out Sean Burnett. Got him from the Pirates in 2007 after his first Cy Young Award for Todd Helton, Aaron Miles and cash, and he has proceeded to win 7 consecutive Cy Youngs including the single most dominant pitching season I've ever seen in 2014:

Burnett Stats:
YR TEAM W-L ERA IP H HR BB K
2007 PIT 23-4 2.34 227 181 4 55 234
2008 COL 26-3 2.23 242 166 3 45 260
2009 COL 24-5 2.45 239 188 0 64 239
2010 COL 24-3 2.93 240 185 6 41 276
2011 COL 21-7 2.89 215 187 2 50 262
2012 COL 24-2 2.41 235 185 4 49 253
2013 COL 20-4 1.77 193 137 2 40 230 (Inj for 1 month)
2014 COL 28-2 1.44 262 166 4 36 321

In '14, he also went 16-0 with a 1.07 ERA at Coors Field, and in his final 28 starts including the postseason (in which he went 4-0 with a 1.17 ERA), he was 25-0 with a 1.21 ERA. YIKES!

GoCubsAndJays · 03-02-2005, 05:16 PM

He always seems to be absolutely dominant in any solo leagues I play

UngratefulDead · 03-02-2005, 05:32 PM

Ditto. His career numbers at age 30 in my Gload dynasty:

182-62, 2.18 ERA, 2175 IP, 1881 H, 30 HR (yes, total), 1863 K to 331 BB, 31 CG, 21 shutouts.

That's including five seasons of sub 2.00 ERAs, including last years 23-5, 1.49 showing.

<o> · 03-02-2005, 05:36 PM

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Originally Posted by UngratefulDead

Ditto. His career numbers at age 30 in my Gload dynasty:

182-62, 2.18 ERA, 2175 IP, 1881 H, 30 HR (yes, total), 1863 K to 331 BB, 31 CG, 21 shutouts.

That's including five seasons of sub 2.00 ERAs, including last years 23-5, 1.49 showing.

So, you saying I should trade for him while he's cheap?

cknox0723 · 03-02-2005, 06:26 PM

Guess who's 10-19 career in my dynasty (cheap plug, etc.) with a 6.35 ERA in 204 major league innings?

03-02-2005, 02:50 AM	#1
bkbilly Bat Boy Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 8	Sean Burnett in Coors Field I've been playing OOTP6 for awhile, usually play my Rockies, and I've done what most people have probably done -- I've won six WS in a row, watched a guy hit 90 HR at Coors, but this next one is new to me. I'm currently in 2014, playing at a "Hard" level, and have found the first truly dominant Coors Field pitcher I've ever seen. Had a few Cy Young winners in my time, but check out Sean Burnett. Got him from the Pirates in 2007 after his first Cy Young Award for Todd Helton, Aaron Miles and cash, and he has proceeded to win 7 consecutive Cy Youngs including the single most dominant pitching season I've ever seen in 2014: Burnett Stats: YR TEAM W-L ERA IP H HR BB K 2007 PIT 23-4 2.34 227 181 4 55 234 2008 COL 26-3 2.23 242 166 3 45 260 2009 COL 24-5 2.45 239 188 0 64 239 2010 COL 24-3 2.93 240 185 6 41 276 2011 COL 21-7 2.89 215 187 2 50 262 2012 COL 24-2 2.41 235 185 4 49 253 2013 COL 20-4 1.77 193 137 2 40 230 (Inj for 1 month) 2014 COL 28-2 1.44 262 166 4 36 321 In '14, he also went 16-0 with a 1.07 ERA at Coors Field, and in his final 28 starts including the postseason (in which he went 4-0 with a 1.17 ERA), he was 25-0 with a 1.21 ERA. YIKES!

03-02-2005, 05:16 PM	#2
GoCubsAndJays All Star Reserve Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 839	He always seems to be absolutely dominant in any solo leagues I play

03-02-2005, 05:32 PM	#3
UngratefulDead Banned Join Date: May 2004 Location: Bay Area Posts: 3,415	Ditto. His career numbers at age 30 in my Gload dynasty: 182-62, 2.18 ERA, 2175 IP, 1881 H, 30 HR (yes, total), 1863 K to 331 BB, 31 CG, 21 shutouts. That's including five seasons of sub 2.00 ERAs, including last years 23-5, 1.49 showing.