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Orioles choose Jeremy Guthrie as opening-day starter; Marlins go with Mark
2008-03-23 02:46:00 For Jeremy Guthrie and Mark Hendrickson, Saturday was unforgettable. And it had nothing to do with the rain in Florida that wiped out four games. The Baltimore Orioles chose Guthrie to start on opening day, giving the prestigious assignment to a pitcher with just 26 major league starts and seven wins. Read the full story. ...
By: MLB News Blog
Jeremy Guthrie Named Opening Day Starter
2008-03-22 17:18:00 An honor well deserved, and perhaps was the only pitcher worthy at the moment of getting it.More at the Baltimore Sun -- Link
By: The Oriole Post
RHP Jeremy Guthrie agrees to 1-year contract with Orioles (AP)
2008-01-17 01:25:00 Jeremy Guthrie agreed to a one-year contract with the Baltimore Orioles on Wednesday that will pay him $770,000 if he remains on the big league roster for the entire season. Guthrie went 7-5 with a 3.70 ERA in 32 appearances, including 26 starts, as a rookie in 2007. Claimed off waivers from the Cleveland Indians ...
By: MLB News Blog
RHP Jeremy Guthrie agrees to 1-year contract with Orioles
2008-01-17 01:25:00 Jeremy Guthrie agreed to a one-year contract with the Baltimore Orioles on Wednesday that will pay him $770,000 if he remains on the big league roster for the entire season. Guthrie went 7-5 with a 3.70 ERA in 32 appearances, including 26 starts, as a rookie in 2007. Claimed off waivers from the Cleveland Indians last ...
By: MLB News Blog
Jeremy Guthrie 2008 Projection
2007-10-23 21:52:00 I've changed my stance on Jeremy Guthrie many times. First he looked like a low-BABIP fluke to me. Then I watched him pitch several times and started to believe. Then I questioned what I'd seen when he was lousy in August and September. Who's the real Jeremy Guthrie? Is he a mixed league sleeper? In his 2007 rookie season, Guthrie posted a 3.70 ERA with a 1.21 WHIP in 175.3 innings. That included a low hit rate of 8.5 per nine, too many HRs at 1.18 per nine, an average K rate at 6.3 per nine, and very good control at 2.4 per nine. Just a quick glance at the BABIP and HR/flyball numbers tells us his hit rate should climb while his HR/9 drops a bit. And the pinpoint control doesn't seem sustainable. Even if Guthrie pitched the exact same in 2007 I would expect the results to be a 4.15 ERA and 1.31 WHIP. This would no doubt please the Orioles, but it would also make him a neutral-value mixed league player. The only place he migh...
By: The RotoFeed
Jeremy Guthrie and Shaun Marcum--Which do You Trade?
2007-08-21 15:30:00 I had both players at one point, and traded one for Brad Wilkerson. Here is a look at these two surprising pitchers. Talk about trading lemons and cherries. Earlier this year due to two free agent acquisitions I found myself with both Jeremy Guthrie and Shaun Marcum. Certainly this was a happy problem. I felt that my AL offense still needed beefing up, but didn't have any real desire for a big
ESPN Zone Reflections: Jeremy Guthrie
2007-07-25 17:33:00 On a wonderful afternoon on Tuesday, fans got to meet amazing rookie sensation Jeremy Guthrie, as he held a Q&A & autopgraph session at the ESPN Zone in Baltimore's Inner Harbor on Tuesday.Much like the rest of the events at the ESPN Zone, yesterday was especially packed, as fans decked in black and orange jammed the restaurant. There was a standing room only crowd in the facility as Jeremy questions from fans about the Orioles and also off the field items.I will say, until this season I didn't know much about Jeremy Guthrie aside from he being a former first round draft pick; however, for those who did not attend the event, you missed out on something good.If you match MASN or hear the radio broadcasts, everyone goes on and on about Guthrie, not only as a pitcher, but as a person. I sort of knew what to expect, but I even came off more impressed with him not only as a ballplayer, but an all-around person.There are not too many athletes who I can say that about.In addition to ...
By: The Oriole Post
Jeremy Guthrie at the ESPN Zone Tuesday; Q&A and Autograph Session...
2007-07-20 20:54:00 Our friends at Formula PR just forwarded me this..."Orioles starting pitcher Jeremy Guthrie will be at ESPN Zone on Tuesday, July 24 for a question-and-answer session with fans. Along with responding to questions and signing autographs for Orioles fans, Guthrie will share his thoughts on the ball club, including how the Orioles can improve their roster before the trade deadline."Here's our chance to meet exciting rookie Jeremy Guthrie in the flesh!WHEN: Tuesday, July 24, 2007 at 12 pm EDTWHERE: ESPN Zone, 601 E. Pratt St., Baltimore, MD 21202
By: The Oriole Post
Cleveland castoff Jeremy Guthrie shines for Orioles
2007-06-29 22:06:00 It’s an hour before game time, and Baltimore Orioles rookie Jeremy Guthrie is standing on the first-base line doling out autographs. A teenager thrusts forward a baseball card that trumpets Guthrie as a 2004 prospect with Cleveland. The pitcher politely informs the youth that he does not sign items depicting him in an Indians uniform, and ...
By: MLB News Blog
Cleveland castoff Jeremy Guthrie shines for Orioles (AP)
2007-06-29 22:05:00 It’s an hour before game time, and Baltimore Orioles rookie Jeremy Guthrie is standing on the first-base line doling out autographs. A teenager thrusts forward a baseball card that trumpets Guthrie as a 2004 prospect with Cleveland. The pitcher politely informs the youth that he does not sign items depicting him in an Indians uniform, ...
By: MLB News Blog
A Look At Jeremy Guthrie
2007-06-19 04:22:00 I've mentioned Jeremy Guthrie in various Waiver Wired articles, but he certainly merits his own post here at RotoAuthority. The 28 year-old righty has become an important figure in Baltimore's rotation with a sparkling 2.57 ERA and 0.92 WHIP through 73.2 innings. Guthrie has won only three games but Expected Wins shows that he should have five. As a former first-round pick of the Tribe, Guthrie throws four pitches known more for command than being nasty. Part of the reason he's 28 now is that he was on a Mormon mission for a while. Baseball America says the Stanford product is a thinker out there on the mound. Here are his numbers as a starter: 63.1 innings9 starts7.04 IP/start1.71 ERA0.77 WHIP5.40 K/91.28 BB/94.22 K/BB5.68 H/90.43 HR/9 By now you know what to look for to spot someone due for major regression. Unfortunately Guthrie fits the bill by combining a below average strikeout rate with a microscopic hit rate. When success rests on hits allowe...
By: The RotoFeed
Jeremy Guthrie (P-BAL)
2007-04-14 03:05:00 Guthrie is expected to start for the Orioles on Sunday in place of the injured Jaret Wright. Manager Sam Perlozzo has not named Guthrie the starter as Guthrie will be available in relief the next couple of days if necessary. Guthrie would have a favorable matchup on Sunday against the Royals, if he starts.
By: The RotoFeed
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