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  1. Bad luck there, but trading for JoJo was officially a win. Been a while since we've had an RP come in and be dominant.
  2. I was thinking about the Ray's home record and their field. They built their offense on bouncing balls and the field supports it. The final inning was like they were just chopping the ball down on the field and letting things a bounce all over. If the series goes back to Milwaukee, they should soak the infield down...
  3. Three games in a row, but there was a day off between. Plus Uribe didn't pitch on Monday, so he is currently at 1 day, so he surely will get in today unless Miz goes off. 😉
  4. The main differences I see are: His FB doesn't quite have the finish it once did, but except for his normal pitch or two at 104-105, his velocity is the same. His control isn't quite there It is possible he is fatigued. I also wonder if he loses touch a little bit when he gets too much rest. You can't simulate game conditions. I guess tonight we will know if he will be back to classic Miz on a normal pitching rotation or if he is just getting by.
  5. As we saw last night, he can call for groundskeeping to fix it. And he should absolutely take advantage of it.
  6. But the BP won't even be needed tonight. Miz finally gets a start on "normal" rest. His control will be back and we are going to see the ACE blossom. Eight dominant innings, hand off to Megill = shutout. Game, Set, Match.
  7. I went the extra step to chart the TB pitchers too: The * on the chart is to identify the starting pitchers for each team. Just speculating on who is available: Brewers: Ashby*, Drohan (please no), Gasser**, Hall, Harrison, Megill, Romero, Uribe, Woodruff TB: Baker, Booser***, Cleavinger, Kelly, Matz, Peralta**, Sulser * Ashby is pretty regular about back-to-back nights even with 30+ pitches, but with 2+ innings it might be a stretch ** Gasser and Peralta could go an inning or two with 3 games until their next start. *** I'm not sure if Booser has done three straight games, but his pitch count was low and this is the WS. Otherwise if someone did 30+ pitches last night, I doubt they pitch tonight even if it was one day. Honestly, I don't see either pen hurting too bad unless their starter only goes 2-3 IP.
  8. Is it too much to ask for an injury free game that is a blowout win? After tonight's Brewer game (regardless of the outcome), I could use an emotionally low evening... 🤪
  9. Pujols, if you untuck your shirt, no one can see your butt.
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