Carlos Zambrano
- #38 SP
- Throws: R, Bats: B
- Miami Marlins
2012 Season
| ERA | W-L | SO | WHIP |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2.85 | 2-3 | 44 | 1.12 |
Career | |||
| 3.58 | 127-84 | 1586 | 1.31 |
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MONDAY FANTASY FACTS - Zimmerman struggles vs Zambrano
Ryan Zimmerman is 4 for 23 (.174) lifetime versus Marlins starter Carlos Zambrano. Zimmerman has 4 strikeouts and no extra-base hits.
about 1 hour ago | ESPN Stats and Information -
Rockies cool off Marlins
about 3 days ago | Boston Herald
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Mass: Be wary of one-game wonders
AJ Mass has his latest Top 100 points league rankings and warns about the dangers of really small sample sizes.
about 3 days ago | AJ Mass | ESPN.com -
Fantasy: Buying Or Selling?
Eric Karabell discusses if you should be buying Josh Johnson or Carlos Zambrano.
about 4 days ago | ESPN.com -
Hafner back for Indians, but Hannahan still out
Travis Hafner is in the Cleveland Indians' lineup, though manager Manny Acta doesn't have an exact timetable for the return of other injured players.
about 8 days ago | Associated Press -
FRIDAY FANTASY FACTS - Big Z dealing recently
Carlos Zambrano has a 0.39 ERA, 21 strikeouts and a shutout in last 3 starts (23 IP).
about 10 days ago | ESPN Stats and Information -
Fantasy: Carlos Zambrano
Eric Karabell discusses Carlos Zambrano's hot start and if he can keep it going.
about 19 days ago | ESPN.com -
Big Z Leads Marlins To 7th Straight Win, All On The Road
From Elias: Carlos Zambrano won his first game in a Marlins uniform, throwing a three-hit shutout against the Astros, a team he has dominated in recent years. Starting with his no-hitter against Houston on Sept. 14, 2008 (in a game played in Milwaukee, after Hurricane Ike hit Houston), Zambrano is 6-1 with a 2.03 ERA in his last 11 starts against the Astros. The Marlins started their current road trip with a won-lost record of 8-14 (.364); Monday night's win in Houston was Miami's seventh in a row to start the trip. Only two other teams in major-league history, at least 20 games into a season, started a road trip with a winning percentage below .400 and then won their first seven games on the trip. The 1915 St. Louis Browns-managed by Branch Rickey-started a September trip with a record of 50-78 (.391) and won their first seven games on that trip; and the Browns' successors, the Orioles, started a trip in July 1987 with a 35-53 (.398) record, then won every game on a seven-game trip to Kansas City and Chicago.
about 19 days ago | Elias Sports Bureau -
Bits: Doug Fister impressive in return
Eric Karabell discusses the most fantasy-relevant tidbits from Monday's games, including a triumphant return from the DL for Doug Fister.
about 19 days ago | Eric Karabell | ESPN.com -
Baseball's most immovable contracts?
A contract never starts off “bad,” per se. Obviously, a general manager signs a player to a contract with the intent that the player will help the team win, even if the GM knows the criticism over dollars and years is out there.
about 23 days ago | Jim Bowden | The GM's Office by Jim Bowden - more