...if we stop striking out looking and stop the errors.I think we pick up the series tomorrow.
...if we stop striking out looking and stop the errors.I think we pick up the series tomorrow.
There are preconditions, yes....if we stop striking out looking and stop the errors.
Both are signs of mental sloppiness and something the coaches need to figure out how to address. They had the same issues last year.There are preconditions, yes.
And if we score more runs too.There are preconditions, yes.
Both are signs of mental sloppiness and something the coaches need to figure out how to address. They had the same issues last year.
And if we score more runs too.
Was their pitcher dealing earlier? It is hard to tell in Canes tears game threads admits fire everyone, bench everyone and reshuffle the lineup demands?
We extended Walters. Are we going to continue to do that during the season? If you combine that with feast or famine offense and the bizarre Carrier experiment...I don't think I need to expand upon the type of effect that poor decision making has.You win the game in front of you. I’ve not seen anything to indicate going to Arguelles, Radelunas, or Torres would have stopped the bleeding (ie walks) last night.
If we have a lead in the 9th tomorrow I wouldn’t be surprised to see Walters for an inning.
He was very much dealing. And we also whiffed on some chances.And if we score more runs too.
Was their pitcher dealing earlier? It is hard to tell in Canes tears game threads admits fire everyone, bench everyone and reshuffle the lineup demands?
We extended Walters. Are we going to continue to do that during the season? If you combine that with feast or famine offense and the bizarre Carrier experiment...I don't think I need to expand upon the type of effect that poor decision making has.
Seems fairly clear we are. His first three outings have been 1.2, 2.0, and 2.1 innings respectively. He’s very much being put in the Palm role from last year. You obviously prefer not to put him in games in the 7th, but that requires other relievers to get outs to get him the ball in the 8th. Hold him in reserve last night and we may be down 2-0 right now. I’m more than happy to find areas to criticize Gino (there are many), that’s just not one of them.We extended Walters. Are we going to continue to do that during the season? If you combine that with feast or famine offense and the bizarre Carrier experiment...I don't think I need to expand upon the type of effect that poor decision making has.
Ya, the bigger concern is where the offense will come from when everyone starts walking Yoyo intentionally. And they will IMO.Seems fairly clear we are. His first three outings have been 1.2, 2.0, and 2.1 innings respectively. He’s very much being put in the Palm role from last year. You obviously prefer not to put him in games in the 7th, but that requires other relievers to get outs to get him the ball in the 8th. Hold him in reserve last night and we may be down 2-0 right now. I’m more than happy to find areas to criticize Gino (there are many), that’s just not one of them.
Then we are winning the battle to inevitably lose the war. Perhaps the days of starter-setup-closer are a thing of the past, but in my opinion this type of decision making weakens the effectiveness of the pitching staff as a whole.Seems fairly clear we are. His first three outings have been 1.2, 2.0, and 2.1 innings respectively. He’s very much being put in the Palm role from last year. You obviously prefer not to put him in games in the 7th, but that requires other relievers to get outs to get him the ball in the 8th. Hold him in reserve last night and we may be down 2-0 right now. I’m more than happy to find areas to criticize Gino (there are many), that’s just not one of them.
It’s going to have to be Romero or Burke. I probably slide Burke back to 5th for an another post Yoyo power bat and try Dorian again in the two slot. That doesn’t solve the 6-9 problem though.Ya, the bigger concern is where the offense will come from when everyone starts walking Yoyo intentionally. And they will IMO.
Surprised Gates isn't getting more of a shot at DH. We have some of the worst two strike ABs w RISP.
Then we are winning the battle to inevitably lose the war. Perhaps the days of starter-setup-closer are a thing of the past, but in my opinion this type of decision making weakens the effectiveness of the pitching staff as a whole.
I’d argue it’s a symptom of the ineffectiveness of the staff as a whole. Palm has to start going deeper in games. Ziehl, Schlesinger, etc need to throw strikes/get outs in setup. Reverse the games but for our starting pitching (Ligon gets last night’s defense and run support) and we’re not having this conversation, because Walters wasn’t needed until the 8th or 9th with the starter giving you depth. Same problem last year. I think Palm gets there at some point and you can be more choosey with where you extend Walters assuming someone emerges in setup. I do think it’s important to be able to deploy a closer early though when the game situation calls for it.Then we are winning the battle to inevitably lose the war. Perhaps the days of starter-setup-closer are a thing of the past, but in my opinion this type of decision making weakens the effectiveness of the pitching staff as a whole.
This. The high-leverage situation isn't always in the 9th inning.I do think it’s important to be able to deploy a closer early though when the game situation calls for it.
I’ve come to love this approach. It’s becoming more and more popular and I hope JD starts making it part of his plan.This. The high-leverage situation isn't always in the 9th inning.
Not seeing much of a difference between him and toral thus far.Romero should sit today