eChameleon
The Doctor Is In
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Another one run game. Hey, look at us.
Maybe. But the game was tied and we were shut out 1-0 over the last four frames facing a bullpen on fumes. As I see it, that's on the bats. Can't they bail out our hurlers once in awhile?When you score 6 runs the bats aren't the problem.
He was the big FA acquisition.
When you score 6 runs the bats aren't the problem.
What about the White Sox starter? Didn't he endure the same issue? Bibee threw a clunker and that's on him. Anytime a team scores 6 runs it should win.The problem is SPs are creatures of habit and Bibee warmed up multiple times, which almost always messes up an SP...
I wish we had a long man, since it would have been better to start a long man than Bibee...
Sure they can, but that doesn't make it a reasonable expectation on any given night. 6 runs regardless of when they're scored should net you a win in MLB. Especially with a top 10 pitching staff.Maybe. But the game was tied and we were shut out 1-0 over the last four frames facing a bullpen on fumes. As I see it, that's on the bats. Can't they bail out our hurlers once in awhile?
Fedde didn't have to warm up, their opener (Murphy) did. Fedde was able to start warming up in the top of the first. Not making excuses for Bibee, but he was clearly upset about the situation. As I said in the game thread, I would have sent him home when I saw his reaction to Vogt letting him know the game was delayed. He pitched to the level of Fedde in a game we were favored to win. Rain messed us up again, and Tanner just didn't handle the situation well.What about the White Sox starter? Didn't he endure the same issue? Bibee threw a clunker and that's on him. Anytime a team scores 6 runs it should win.
For whatever reason(s), Bibee threw a clunker. I didn't get to see the start of the game.Fedde didn't have to warm up, their opener (Murphy) did. Fedde was able to start warming up in the top of the first. Not making excuses for Bibee, but he was clearly upset about the situation. As I said in the game thread, I would have sent him home when I saw his reaction to Vogt letting him know the game was delayed. He pitched to the level of Fedde in a game we were favored to win. Rain messed us up again, and Tanner just didn't handle the situation well.
And again, despite all that, the game was tied heading to the sixth. TIED. As good as zero-zero. And our bats never got another run. I guess they quit because "they did their jobs" scoring six and that was it? Our high leverage relievers did their jobs...against their low leverage relievers, our bats did nothing. How long were we supposed to wait to score again? Tenth, eleventh, twelfth inning?
I don't have Manzardo's splits for last year at this point in the season, but my concern continues to be his ineffective hitting vs. RHP. This year his OPS against RHP is .708 despite a .301 BABIP. Last year he had a .789 OPS against RHP while carrying a .281 OBP. So where are the ingredients for a positive correction coming from? If there's a correction coming, it's likely vs. LHP against whom he's carrying a lofty .343 BABIP.On this date last year, Manzardo had a 98 wRC+. Hes at 99 tonight.
What about the White Sox starter? Didn't he endure the same issue? Bibee threw a clunker and that's on him. Anytime a team scores 6 runs it should win.