September Power

7+ HR (September, 2010), less than 25 HR (2010)
Curtis Granderson, Yankees (9, 24)
Mike Stanton, Marlins (8, 22)
Victor Martinez, Red Sox (7, 20)
Drew Stubbs, Reds (7, 22)
Buster Posey, Giants (7, 18)

Jon Lester

.685+ W-L%, 50+ Decisions
1937-47 Spud Chandler (.717, 152)
1950-67 Whitey Ford (.690, 342)
1970-78 Don Gullett (.686, 159)
1992-09 Pedro Martinez (.687, 319)
2006-10 Jon Lester (.709, 86)

Pitchers to Watch, 2011

5-27 Starts, 0 Relief Appearances, sub-1.15 WHIP (2010)
Daniel Hudson (White Sox/D-Backs) 14 Starts, 1.00 WHIP
Stephen Strasburg (Nationals) 12, 1.07
Travis Wood (Reds) 17, 1.08
Vincente Padilla (Dodgers) 16, 1.08
Jamie Moyer (Phillies) 19, 1.10

Hudson, 23, and Wood, 24, are clearly the pitchers to watch this year, with Strasburg and Moyer both recovering from Tommy John surgery.  Padilla is 33 and hasn't had an ERA under 4.00 since 2003. 

Daniel Hudson was one of the best pitchers in the 2nd half (8-2, 2.07 ERA) after being traded to the D-Backs before the trade deadline.  Wood made his debut on July 1st and nearly tossed a perfect game in his 3rd start, and pitched solidly for the rest of the season.

Starters and Relievers

Ranking: Starters ERA 12+ places ahead or behind Relievers ERA in ML

A's: 1st out of 30 (Starters), 12th out of 30 (Relievers)
Phillies: 4, 18
Mariners: 8, 22
Astros: 9, 27
Cubs: 12, 29
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Rangers: 19th of 30 (Starters), 6th out of 30 (Relievers)

Yankees: 22, 7

Indians: 25, 13

Nationals: 26, 5

Daric and Rickey

10 HR or less, 100+ BB (24 years old or younger, since 1900)
1912 Donie Bush (Tigers) 2 HR, 117 BB
1921 Lu Blue (Tigers) 5, 103
1936 Arky Vaughan (Pirates) 9, 118
1949 Cass Michaels (White Sox) 6, 101
1953 Jim Gilliam (Dodgers) 6, 100
1980 Rickey Henderson (A's) 9, 117
1982 Rickey Henderson (A's) 10, 116
1983 Rickey Henderson (A's) 9, 103
2010 Daric Barton (A's) 10, 110