Brewcrew82
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Everything posted by Brewcrew82
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Well, if Houser can keep this at four runs for a while, I think we'll have a chance. Facing a guy with an ERA over 8 and playing in a bandbox of a ballpark.
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Sigh....Thanks Urias.
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Well, that's a run lost....
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Okay. Just wasn't clear, as it seemed to me you were talking about the rotation in general terms and wondering why they were struggling to cover innings and get quality starts, which is not the case at all.
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If what you're trying to say is that Woodruff and Peralta haven't pitched as expected early on, including having some shorter than normal starts, then, yes, I agree. But the rotation as a whole has been good, and this includes being among the league leaders in quality starts and innings pitched.
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Yes, he is eligible, as his 80 game suspension was a carryover from last season. Had the A's made the postseason last year, he would've been ineligible. You're only ineligible for one postseason.
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Okay, but you made a general statement, and I pointed out that they're among the league leaders in quality starts. Yes, this latest turn through the rotation our starters haven't been going as long (though Peralta did go 5 2/3, which is about average for him). But the fact remains that our starting pitching, despite some uncharacteristic struggles from Woodruff, has been among the best in the majors in the early going and has covered more than enough innings. This isn't the 1980s. You're not going to have starters going more than 5/6 innings on a regular basis.
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"Should be able to get more quality starts?" They're second in the majors in quality starts. And they also are among the league leaders in average innings per start. Your eyes be deceiving you...Our starting pitching has been good despite the early struggles of Woodruff. Even Peralta seems to be returning to normal.
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A win is a win. Thanks to Devin for making it more interesting than it should have been. Great games by Urias and Peralta and then Hader coming in big to shut the door.
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I would like one of our esteemed beat reporters to ask Counsell why he can't go to our all-time lefty reliever to get one measly out against a lefty hitter, particularly when we have an off day coming up on Thursday....
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I could see this. Ashby has been much better in the pen this year.
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What starter routinely goes more than 6 innings nowadays? Maybe a Burnes/Scherzer type? That's it though.
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No, Boxberger is. I get the point though.
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Game saving play by Urias there.
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Great. Here comes Perdomo to save us. Where is Trevor Gott, Counsell?!
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WHERE IS HADER?
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Ughhhhhh
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Hader should be available here...
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Bottom of the order getting it done tonight...
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Wow Yeli! Have no clue how he ended up with that one. Thought it was extra bases for sure...
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But what the heck do I know? Great job by Freddy. Looking more like his all-star self. Real test coming up next week against Atlanta...
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Don't know if I feel comfortable with Suter here in GABP...
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Uhhhh no.....
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Urias! Great start to the year...
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I don't know what to say.....Stephenson is like their one remaining good player, but Moose, really?
