None of those matter, looking backward. None of them. Looking backward, the only thing that determines wins and losses are runs. Make your case that, going forward, he will give up more runs. You have such a case to make. But what his K total was, in yesterday's game, is meaningless in discussing how many runs he gave up. We already know how many he gave up. And we know how that compares to other pitchers. BTW, I'm aware of your thoughts as well. As long as you keep posting them, I reserve the right to dispute them.