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Originally posted by Mohoney View Post
I guess it’s considered a knuckle-curve, like Mike Mussina and Gerrit Cole.
Speaking of which, I think interviewers should ask pitchers about their pitch grips while the camera is running. They can flash the grip quickly in front of the camera, talk about it for about 30 seconds, and the fans at home would have a better idea of what actually influences the behaviors of differently-pitched baseballs.
Lynn’s segment obviously would be explaining his 4-seam/2-seam/cutter grips, Giolito’s would focus on the changeup, Cease’s would focus on the knuckle-curve, Keuchel’s would be a class in keeping the ball down to induce ground balls, Rodon’s would focus on the slider.
The best thing about it? This pitching staff is basically a 2021 reboot of The Muppet Show. Even kids and casuals who find the subjects beyond their ability to comprehend would listen to these guys read a phone book and be happy to hear it. Now imagine hearing them get into the nitty-gritty about pitching.Ah, you can't beat fun at the old ball park.
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Originally posted by Hitmen77 View Post
Yep, last I checked our division lead hasn't evaporated. No reason to run our regulars into the ground ala Leo Durocher and risk aggravating their injuries just because fans on the Internet can't get over their blind hatred of one player and his low OPS.
I'm also all for giving more spot starts to players who don't belong on a playoff roster like Lopez and Lambert too to keep our starters from being totally out of gas come playoff time.
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Originally posted by XplodingScorbord View Post
Did Leury steal your dog, or what?
Every step of the way, I have been promised “Leury will start playing less on x-day or y-day.”
Well, I’m getting sick and tired of x-day and y-day never arriving.
I’m with Frater. The fact that they keep playing him in open defiance of superior options makes it seem like finding playing time for him is a priority, not a necessity.
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