Kind of the theme of our rotation, both due to how it was set up and compounded by injuries. Wilson is a good long man out of the pen but is being asked to be a #3. Freddy is a #2 when he's right, and is being asked to be #1A. We've gotten lucky that Rea was a #6 last year and has been promoted to #2 and managed to essentially pitch like one.
I am perplexed by Freddy's weird velo changes. There's a Twitter account that tracks weird decreases as potential injuries that pegged him a few starts ago...then the very next inning he threw a couple at 99. Now he goes in at 89 and even the staff thinks something's wrong, Next inning we'll probably see 97.
Some weird records in the NL.
Phillies, Dodgers, Brewers, and Braves the only teams over .500.
Seven teams all 2 or 3 games under .500.
Then Nats, Mets, Marlins, Rockies in the dumpster.
Looks like many triple triple games, most recently Yasiel Puig in 2014. https://www.statmuse.com/mlb/ask/players-with-3-triples-in-a-game
Two four triple games, both in the 1800s.
Looked like Pham might have had a chance if he went wide and tried to get a hand on the back of the plate instead of going for contact with Contreras. Serves him right.