Looper's problem (or handicap) is that he'll rarely receive more than one point in a game, and he'll rarely receive any points in a game that the Mets lose.I'd personally be inclined to give him more than one point if he came in with the winning run on base and pitched out of the jam. But he rarely does that; usually he's coming in with nobody out and the bases empty. Some of his saves come in games where the Mets give him a three-run lead. That's not always point-worthy. Unlike other pitchers, he's very unlikely to get any points when the Mets lose, unless he comes into an extra-inning tie game and holds the opposition scoreless. But that's infrequent.Matsui is helped by the must-award-ten-points rule. There have probably been some dismal games where he's earned a point or so for getting a single or a walk. If we weren't requiring ten, just about everyone would have fewer points, and some people (Aybar, maybe, or DeFelice) would probably have none at all. (In some years, this might keep us from getting 30 players with points.)