if you're not cheating , you're not tryingI love baseball. First game of the year and Jason Grilli is going into that greasy hair before every pitch and no one cares! He just threw a slider that had a five foot break.
How many Matt Bush shares do you have?Sam Dyson won't make it through the month as the Rangers closer right? Oof, he's bad.
Didn't Bush give up the game tying home run the inning before anyway? (Yes, he did. Edwin hit it - not that Edwin/Bautista lighting this pair up is anything new).How many Matt Bush shares do you have?
Bush probably has the best arm but Dyson has earned some leash.Just one now.
Didn't Dyson get fired at some point last year? His 7k/9 rate isn't going to hold up as a closer, someone else is gonna get that job soon. Bush, Jeffries, and Kela all seem like better options.Bush probably has the best arm but Dyson has earned some leash.Just one now.
Tony BarnetteDidn't Dyson get fired at some point last year? His 7k/9 rate isn't going to hold up as a closer, someone else is gonna get that job soon. Bush, Jeffries, and Kela all seem like better options.
How many Santiago Casilla shares do you have?Bob Melvin uses Madson in a high leverage role vs the heart of the order in the 8th and brings in Casilla to pitch the 9th.
just one as of 2 minutes agoHow many Santiago Casilla shares do you have?
via razzballJeanmar Gomez – 1 IP, 2 ER and the ugly save. Jeanmar is like Omar from The Wire, except it is everyone else in the vicinity whistling and carrying a bat. If Hector Neris isn’t owned in your league, he should be.
Pete said Neris was his 8th inning guy a few days ago, but I'd be surprised if he's actually next man up. It makes a lot more sense for a team like the Phils to keep him in the 8th. Let Benoit/Neshek build up some saves / trade value for the deadline and keep Neris from getting saves to keep his arb number lower next year. At least, I hope this is the plan.Neris gets first shot in Philly over Benoit, right? Likely around this time next week...
I believe, in Mr GrievesDoolittle warming up after the first two Anaheims reach
He can still get the win!I picked up Dull on a whim in one league, well thanks for that. :X
Wilma and Betty not knowing that was Fred is so 60s clever costume humor.
I don't think Street can stay healthy for a full season, so that part should take care of itself. If he does, he'll put up a 5+ ERA. Scioscia is pretty dumb, but even he can't sit by and let that happen.The Anaheims are using Bud Norris in high leverage situations in the 7th inning. Is there any doubt Huston Street is the closer when he is healthy? Bedrosian is gonna have to throw multiple innings sometimes if they want to be .500, and Andrew Bailey is still Andrew Bailey.
So badSam Dyson won't make it through the month as the Rangers closer right? Oof, he's bad.
I'll never get tired of watching him cover his pants in piss out there.So bad
Dysn't name scrolling up in the last second makes it perfect.
Iglesias had thrown yesterdayStoren gets the save for Cinci today, chaos ensues
Knebel pitched a clean 8thNeftali Feliz serves one up to Arenado to break a 1-1 tie in the 9th.
And Lorenzen had already pinch hit... but storen will get some saves if he's the backup plan when Iglesias can't go b2bEephus said:Iglesias had thrown yesterday
Reds suck. Not gonna be a whole lot of them winning in the 9th, nevermind in back to back games.And Lorenzen had already pinch hit... but storen will get some saves if he's the backup plan when Iglesias can't go b2b
There's some terribly flawed logic on display hereReds suck. Not gonna be a whole lot of them winning in the 9th, nevermind in back to back games.
Top 10 closers last year, 4 of them were from sub .500 teams, 2 of them on teams that lost over 90 games. Bad teams can still get plenty of save ops. It comes down to the closer living up to his responsibilities and keeping the job for 162 more than the # of wins the team gets
Closers on bad teams are great to have. They don't win many games but typically all their wins are in close games so they are all save opportunities...plus they are spread out so they don't get overused.Top 10 closers last year, 4 of them were from sub .500 teams, 2 of them on teams that lost over 90 games. Bad teams can still get plenty of save ops. It comes down to the closer living up to his responsibilities and keeping the job for 162 more than the # of wins the team gets