Logan Webb was dealing but I know whoever comes in to close this game finna let in at least a run for the Giants![]()
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Logan Webb was dealing but I know whoever comes in to close this game finna let in at least a run for the Giants![]()
Pitchers get babied more than ever and we also have more injuries than ever. Two more innings was not going to make or break Kershaw's season. It's nonsense to suggest otherwise when they just as easily could have skipped his next start of it was such a dire concern.If it leads to injury, it could. He has recently proven to be injury prone, is just coming off an arm injury, and it's near freezing in Minnesota. I don't even think this qualifies as a decision you can blame on analytics. It's about his health, period. If he had a cap of 80 pitches, like all pitchers do at some point when rehabbing or getting stretched out or starting their spring training, them it would be foolish to ignore that to chase a perfect game. Impossible to say one way or the other whether it would put him at greater risk.
He was always a 1B but these bozos in Detroit thought he could easily transition to third and floated that out there.wasnt he taken #1 overall to play 3B? or is he just a flat footed 1B now?
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Pitchers get babied more than ever and we also have more injuries than ever. Two more innings was not going to make or break Kershaw's season. It's nonsense to suggest otherwise when they just as easily could have skipped his next start of it was such a dire concern.
I'm puzzled as to why you're continuing to be obtuse about this. There is no correlation between pitch counts and injury. It's especially odd considering Kershaw was at 80 pitches through a stress free seven innings; not 140.It's not about total pitches over a 2 week span lol
There's things about pitch count and innings limits that i'll never understand because all innings ain't equal and the stress level for every pitch is different.I'm puzzled as to why you're continuing to be obtuse about this. There is no correlation between pitch counts and injury. It's especially odd considering Kershaw was at 80 pitches through a stress free seven innings; not 140.
Which would have been perfectly understandable. To have 13 strikeouts through seven innings with only 80 pitches is remarkably efficient. He was in complete command out there. If he gave up a hit or walked somebody, go from there.There's things about pitch count and innings limits that i'll never understand because all innings ain't equal and the stress level for every pitch is different.
I woulda let him start the inning and just go batter to batter, but going into the season, we had to know that pitchers were gonna get held back early.
Roberts consulted with Kershaw after the sixth, and the three-time National League Cy Young Award winner told him his preference: one more inning with an 85-pitch limit.
"I would have loved to have stayed, but bigger things, man, bigger things,'' Kershaw said.
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"Blame it on the lockout. Blame it on me not picking up a baseball until January,'' said Kershaw, who threw a no-hitter against Colorado on June 18, 2014. "My slider was horrible the last two innings. It didn't have the bite. It was time.''
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