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Cole Hamels

Pitcher
Position
P
Bats
L
Throws
L

Contract: Signed through 2008

  • Height: 6-3
  • Weight: 175 lbs
  • Born: Dec 27, 1983

  • Debut: May 12, 2006

SEASON

IPWSKERA
193.21001684.32

2009 Statistics

PeriodGGSIPCGSHOWLSVBSHBBERHRKERAWHIP
Yesterday00.0000000000000.000.00
Last 7 Days113.0000100323029.001.67
Last 14 Days3316.2000200205132117.021.50
Last 21 Days4424.2001200256142215.111.26
20093232193.2221011002064393241684.321.29

Career Stats

YearTeamGGSIPCGWLSVHBBERHRKERAK/9BB/9H/9WHIP
2006PHI2323132.109801174860191454.089.863.267.961.25
2007PHI2828183.1215501634369251773.398.692.118.001.12
2008PHI3333227.12141001935378281963.097.762.107.641.08
2009PHI3232193.22101102064393241684.327.812.009.571.29
Career116116736.2648340679187300966863.678.382.288.301.18

Newsbreakers

November 11, 2009

Sportsnet.ca is reporting that, despite rumors of the Phillies including Cole Hamels in trade talks for Roy Halladay, Hamels will not be traded. Hamels was likely mentioned as a possibility after his controversial comments during the World Series.

Our View:

Hamels would certainly seal the deal in a Halladay trade, but the Phils aren't moving their young lefty. How quickly people forget his 2008 World Series MVP. Expect him to be in a Phillies' uniform for many years to come.

November 3, 2009

Yahoo! Sports reports that Phillies pitchers Cole Hamels and Brett Myers had a "short but terse confrontation" in the Phils clubhouse after their victory in game five of the World Series.

Our View:

Myers reportedly said to Hamels, "What are you doing here? I thought you quit." The snide remark was in reference to comments Hamels made after he was lit up in game three of the World Series about wanting the season to be over because of how poorly his year had gone. It doesn't look to be an issue going into game six.

November 1, 2009

Given an early three-run lead, Cole Hamels was ineffective yet again for the Phillies in the playoffs, allowing five runs in just 4.1 innings, as the Yankees won game three of the World Series 8-5 in Philadelphia.

Our View:

Hamels now has allowed at least three runs in all four of his playoff starts, and failed to make it past 5.1 innings. With his next start coming in a potential game six, he has to figure something out or risk giving away the Phils' season.

October 27, 2009

Cole Hamels will not start until game three of the World Series, according to Michael Klein of the Philadelphia Inquirer.

Our View:

The move allows Hamels to pitch at home, where he was dramatically better than he was on the road this season. His ERA sat at 4.99 away from Citizens Bank Park, but 3.76 at it. Pedro Martinez will start game two in Yankee Stadium.

October 24, 2009

The Sporting News is reporting that the Phillies have not decided on their World Series rotation past Game 1 starter Cliff Lee. Cole Hamels, Pedro Martinez, JA Happ, and Joe Blanton are the starting options for the team.

Our View:

Hamels is the obvious choice for Game 2, but he has been just short of awful in the postseason. Still, we expect him to get the nod, with Pedro going in Game 3 and either Happ or Blanton in Game 4.

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