7. Los Angeles Dodgers Pitcher Age 2004IP ERA dERA BB SO 1. Jeff Weaver 28 220 4.01 3.86 67 153 2. Derek Lowe 32 182.2 5.42 4.40 71 105 3. Odalis Perez 28 196.1 3.25 4.21 44 128 4. Brad Penny 27 143 3.15 3.59 45 111 5. Kaz Ishii 31 172 4.71 5.42 98 99 Three-year Dodger Stadium Indexes: Runs 84; HR 105 2004 Runs Allowed: 684, fourth in NL Outlook: The Dodgers are moving the dugouts 20 feet closer to the lines, dramatically reducing the massive foul territory that has helped make this such a pitchers' haven for decades. That means that runs index will rise considerably from 84 next season. There has been plenty of crying about the overhaul of the Dodgers' roster, but no tears should be shed for making changes to a rotation that ranked 11th in the NL last year in ERA (4.53). Lowe's shocking contract (4 years, $36 million) aside, at least DIPS shaves more than a run off his ERA. The last time we saw Penny, he left the mound writhing in pain. That's never good. The sooner young right-hander Edwin Jackson takes over for Ishii, the better. Much like the Astros, downgrades on defense (Alex Cora to Jeff Kent at second base; Adrian Beltre to Jose Valentin at third) will hurt. -- 这种阵容还能排第7？那Lowe要很幸运才行。 我们去年才11耶... --

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