Thanks for the stats! My point was more going toward the number of starts. When a team see a pitcher 4-6 times a year, obviously they have a better feel for what he can do and can possibly hit better against the pitcher knowing what to expect. Greinke did pitch well against both teams at home and on the road, but only 2 starts against each. No starts against the Yankees this year. I live on the east coast and only saw him pitch twice: he got shelled in Toronto and Minnesota got him pretty good in his last start of the season. I saw Felix pitch well against the Red Sox when they were on fire and saw him dominate the Yankees during a stretch where they were hitting the cover off the ball.