Have you tried it bruce? Flu woahsolvd. Much cheaper too! Just because Looper won the game is not any indication that he helped win. His last win, he left the game after 6IP and giving up 6 runs. Brewers down 6 - 1. The Brewers came back and put up 6 runs to take the lead and put Looper inline for the win. The Brewers also scored 2 runs that inning on wild pitches, and the most important one being the eventual game winner just before Cam flied out. Wolf is an immediate upgrade over Looper, will it show up on wins and loses? Who knows, but a good guess would be "Yes" as the offense has to score less to get a win. If Mike Burns won every start last year 28 - 27 and went 33 - 0 would that make him a great pitcher? I'd say absolutely not. A win depends more on the team as a whole and not a direct reflection of one individual player. Look at Ben Sheets in the years he was healthy, bad record because the offense sucked not because he didn't do his part. Wins shouldn't be mentioned in the same breath as a pitcher when evaluating them as an individual player. Now are you saying we might win less? Perhaps, maybe our offense puts up less runs. Perhaps we win more when our offense struggles and we can only put up 1 run a game.