In the four games where Feliz has taken the loss he is: 0-4 with 1 blow save, 9 earned runs allowed in 3.1 innings pitched, walking 2, striking out 3 and allowing 4 homers. In the other 13 games he has pitched: 0-0 with 8 saves, 2 earned runs in 12.1 innings pitched, walking 7, striking out 13 while allowing 0 homers. Stats say otherwise. Yeah, but those innings count. That's FOUR games where our top relief pitcher has taken a loss. You can't just look at when we're winning. He needs to get guys out. Tie games like today might as well be a save situation, where if he gives up the lead, it's likely a loss. You're saying we should overlook all these other games just because they weren't actual save situations? 9 walkes in 15.2 innings is pretty bad. 4 homeruns in the same 15 innings is TERRIBLE. For any relief pitcher. Nope. Not overlooking anything but also not overreacting to it either. He's been awesome (none of you want to admit that) for a good chunk of the season but also horrendous in four outings. No way am I saying he's the closer of the future but to overreact and take him out of that role right not does nothing but please the arm chair managers. His value to trade him later is getting that last out. He's done that 8 of 9 times. Continue to allow our pitching coaches to work with him and get him in a more consistent place.