Thats 3 times i got screwed, Garcia being the latest & worse, He was DOMINATING the halos like he always does, struckout 7
dont gimme this burn a guy out stuff. Pitchers in the old days went on 3 days rest & pitched complete games, & they werent hurt 1/2 as much as these guys get hurt now. They baby these guys way to much. im not sayin leave him in but when a guy is as dominant as garcia i mean cmon.
& all 3 of these teams ended up losin (well ana still in progress, but im sure they will lose)
are you a fan of losing pitchers to the dl by the break? this is the first week of the season, and guys are still loosening/strengthening their arms. you won't see most guys go above 100 pitches this week.
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Take a deep breath. Realize that your sleeper pitcher just shut down one of the most dangerous lineups in the game. Start planning your victory speech.
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locostro wrote:are you a fan of losing pitchers to the dl by the break? this is the first week of the season, and guys are still loosening/strengthening their arms. you won't see most guys go above 100 pitches this week.
Dude Then explain to me how back in the day. Guys used to pitch double headers & went on 4 days rest & got hurt 1/2 as less as these guys now. It all being pampered thats what it does to ya.
Green Monstah wrote:leaving a pitcher in when he is pitching a gem doesn't always work out...case in point, Jimmy leaving Oswalt in the 8th inning a couple games back.
your point is valid, but your example isn't strong enough: -roy hadn't reached 100 pitches at that point. -jimy doesn't have a lefty in the pen (though miceli is probably the next best thing). -roy was sharp. nothing pointed to roy leaving a fastball over the plate. it was a mistake.
jbones733 wrote: Dude Then explain to me how back in the day. Guys used to pitch double headers & went on 4 days rest & got hurt 1/2 as less as these guys now. It all being pampered thats what it does to ya.
right. that's a valid point.
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locostro wrote:are you a fan of losing pitchers to the dl by the break? this is the first week of the season, and guys are still loosening/strengthening their arms. you won't see most guys go above 100 pitches this week.
Dude Then explain to me how back in the day. Guys used to pitch double headers & went on 4 days rest & got hurt 1/2 as less as these guys now. It all being pampered thats what it does to ya.
What day? Cy Young maybe, but that hasn't happened in 90 years. Do you have any proof guys got hurt 50% less? I'd like to see it. If you look back in time, guys weren't really superhuman. They might have pitching more innings, but the pitch counts of games equalizes some things, and many sp were out of bb by their 30's, from the early abuse in their career.
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To add to Hootie´s point, They didnt throw as hard either. A good fastball in those days was clocked at 86. Less stress on the arm meant less rest needed.
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