Todd said: Odds are a lot better that Carpenter will be more productive than Smoltz next year.
Carpenter: 11-3, 2.26 ERA, 0.97 WHIP, averaging basically 7 innings per startBlue said: I don't care how much younger he is than Smoltz or what kind of throwing program he is on. There is nothing in his history that would make anybody believe - other than a homer like you and an ownership group who signed him to a long term contract - that he will come back and be effective long term.
Smoltz: 2-5, 8.33 ERA, 1.70 WHIP, never went beyond six innings in 8 starts and 40 innings, DFA by the Red Sox today
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