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Eveland has actually proven himself to be effective in the mop-up role. Pitching 3+ innings and keeping games close (that is a relative term when you are serving in a mop-up role.) Not sure how Hunter would do in the bullpen (since Eveland has faltered as a starter, there is a chance that Hunter can succeed in the BP as well. However, Hunter isn't eligible for Free Agency for many years so we can expect that he is sent down. I would assume Hunter becomes a part of the Triple-A rotation to work some things out.

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Eveland has actually proven himself to be effective in the mop-up role. Pitching 3+ innings and keeping games close (that is a relative term when you are serving in a mop-up role.) Not sure how Hunter would do in the bullpen (since Eveland has faltered as a starter, there is a chance that Hunter can succeed in the BP as well. However, Hunter isn't eligible for Free Agency for many years so we can expect that he is sent down. I would assume Hunter becomes a part of the Triple-A rotation to work some things out.

Off the top of my head, I do know that he did have 3 scoreless innings in the 15-inning Royals game when the score was tied. So, it hasn't been all mop-up for Dana. :)

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Hunter may not see the majors again until September. We shall see. I think Buck is keeping Eveland.

This.

Off the top of my head, I do know that he did have 3 scoreless innings in the 15-inning Royals game when the score was tied. So, it hasn't been all mop-up for Dana. :)

And this. Eveland was a little rough in his first outing, but Hunter has been given leads and given them back. He needs to work it out in AAA. Maybe Petersen fixes him.

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Good to see Eveland getting his command/walk rate issues under control, but I don't really see him getting the GB's (and pitching down in the zone enough) the way he should be to be more effective. At this point though, he looks a better pitcher than TH.

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Good to see Eveland getting his command/walk rate issues under control, but I don't really see him getting the GB's (and pitching down in the zone enough) the way he should be to be more effective. At this point though, he looks a better pitcher than TH.

Yeah with this extended small sample, the Koji deal looks more like a wash as CD's inconsistencies continue. But the jury is still out....

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Yeah with this extended small sample, the Koji deal looks more like a wash as CD's inconsistencies continue. But the jury is still out....

I never had high expectations for Hunter or Davis.

I will say that they have not been blocking anyone with their mediocrity. So if AM had not acquired them then something close to them would have still been needed.

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Great job by Eveland tonight. What more needs to be said?

It's really funny how every time a starter needs to be pulled really early that our longman mop-up guy comes in and does a much better job than the highly touted, highly paid guy he replaced.

I think Eveland makes more than Arrieta.

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