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The Bullpen ERA is 4.60 in 15 innings of work.

Starters are at 4.59 after 6 games.

Last year the bullpen ERA was 6.16 (astonishing)

Let's see where the ERA is come All-Star break.

I'm not entirely sold on our new-look pen just yet. I feel there are a few guys filling in roles they either can't or shouldn't. Hopefully it all pans out.

Bullpen ERA is at 3.97 going into tonights game against the Yankees.

The staff ERA is 3.86.

This is the lowest ERA in Rays history this far into the season.

Despite the costly HR given up by Al Reyes last night, the bullpen ERA has dropped to 3.63.

Opposing hitters are batting a combined .218 against the pen. Take away Reyes bad outing earlier. and these #'s would be very impressive.

Last year at this time, the Rays had a bullpen ERA of 6.34, and were being hit at a .318 clip.

ERA aside, we've dropped 3 games under .500

I hate these "slides" we go on.

Rays are playing bad baseball right now.

Missed cut offs, not throwing out an advancing runner by Riggans, several guys getting picked, catching a deep foul ball allowing the 8th inning go ahead run to score, taking out pitchers on a run in favor of match ups. That was just last night!

The Rays bullpen has the lowest ERA in the Majors at 2.93. Opposing batters are hitting a paltry .228 against the 'pen.

The team ERA is at 4.29, while the composite ERA of the starters jumped to 5.09 after the blowout to the Chisox.

Bullpen ERA is at 2.61 as of 4/24/08

Team ERA is 4.04

Nearly a two run difference from this time last year.

Fantastic.

Bullpen ERA is at 2.39 after 22 games and 67 innings of work.

Opposing batters are hitting a collective .213 against the pen.

The bullpen has thrown 16.1 consecutive scoreless innings.

Last year the ERA was 5.98 in 64 innings.

Bullpen ERA is 2.26 prior to sundays game against the Red Sox.

Team ERA is 3.79

The Rays record of 14-11 is their best EVER this late into the season.

Bullpen ERA is 2.80 after the Red Sox sweep

Team ERA is 4.04

The Rays stand at 16-15, tied for their best record ever (1999)

Bullpen is at 2.87, second in the majors

Team ERA is at 4.12.

Starters rank 12th in the AL, at 4.77

Bullpen ERA is 3.30

Team ERA is 3.98.

This was prior to saturday nights shutout of the Angels.

Rays sitting at 22-16, best record ever.

Bullpen ERA is 3.17

Team Era is 3.90.

Bullpen ERA is at 3.16

Team ERA is at 3.73

Rays stand alone in 1st place, at 23-16.


Rays starters have gone 48 IP w 6/ER in the last seven starts. 5 Runs came in one start.

Bullpen ERA is 3.18

Team ERA is 3.64

Record 25-18, best record in the AL.

Team ERA is lowest EVER this late into the season. (Closest was 4.35)

Bullpen ERA is 3.38

Team ERA is 3.73

Rays stand at 25-19.

This time last year, the Rays pitching staff had a total of 4 games holding the opponents to two runs or less after 44 games.

This year that number is 16.

Big difference, huh?

Bullpen ERA is 3.40

Team ERA is 3.82

Rays are 28-20, half a game back of the Red Sox.

Bullpen 3.32

Team 3.73

Rays are 30-20, and in sole possession of 1st place.