And yet 4.31 after today, which is well under his season average. You were quoting a 2 game sample size, most of the damage which came in one outing. So yes, they did get to him 1 out of 3 times this year.
I said this in yesterday's GT, but one can think Murphy does a good job in general and still openly disagree with some things he does. It's not wrong to state dissenting opinions.
Plenty of folks would assemble this lineup differently.
Someone who understands this stuff better than me please answer this: why does the catcher always get the credit/blame for calling a good/bad game, when the pitcher can just shake them off until he gets the pitch he wants anyway?
The problem is, without Yelich we don't have any good left handed hitters, and we're putting the majority of them near the top of the order where they get the most ABs.