Yes, Santana has a 4.17 ERA since coming to the Twins. ...Which is right in line with his career 4.18 ERA. That is who he is. That's who we gave the biggest free agent contract in Twins history to.
Now Bert is making fun of his pitcher's duel comment. I have been vindicated. Although there's a point at which it actually does become a duel, I suppose.
If they just keep losing, Molitor and probably more might get ****-canned before the road trip ends. This is the worst baseball the Twins have ever played.
Since Hughes became a regular starter in 2010, his yearly ERA's are 4.19, 5.79, 4.19, 5.19, 3.52, 4.40, and so far this year, 5.85. He's a #4 or #5 guy for his career, at best.