I didn't want to snark, honest. But I looked at his stats, and his BABIP for Milwaukee was .000. Zero? How can this be, when his ERA was 10.80? Well, it turns out, he did give up two hits. Both were home runs. Those aren't counted as "in play". So his FIP there is an even-higher 15.11. This was in 1.2 IP. So I'm a little worried that this is only Small Sample Size, and he won't be able to keep such a low BABIP going forward - in which case look out, conventional wisdom says that the ERA could be headed upward. Next up: a SABRmetric look at Chargois' MLB season so far. Maybe I needed to put this in the Fun With Numbers thread.