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4 free passes (3 walks and a hit batsman) in 5 innings.

JAKE ARRIETA O (vs. BREWERS, 9/07) .

IP:. 5

H:o 3

R:O 4

BB: 3 *

SO: 4

Pitches: 83 (49 Strikes, 34 Balls)

2013 ERA: 5.49 OO 4.28 (CUBS) OO 7.23 (ORIOLES)

* Arrieta also had 1 hit batsman.

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http://www.chicagotribune.com/sports/baseball/cubs/ct-spt-0914-cubs-pirates-chicago-20130914,0,6028011.story?track=rss

Heres an article on Arrietas latest start that makes me glad he is gone. His final line line didn't look too horrendous (5IP, 6H, 3ER, 1BB, 6SO) but some of the quotes from the manager sound all too familiar. Not to mention all 3 earned runs were back to back to back home runs in the fourth inning. Here is what Cubs manager Dale Sveum said....

"I don?t know if he?s trying to nitpick or strike people out, and then we let the hitter get back into counts and stuff like that. We got to get over that hump and put guys away when we get two strikes on him"

Sounds like the same Arrieta to me...I think he'll be a great pitcher at some point and kudos to the club that sticks with him long enough to find out.

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JAKE ARRIETA O (vs. PIRATES, 9/13)

IP:. 5 - PLUS

H:o 6

R:O 4

ER:)3

BB: 1 *

SO: 6

Pitches: 85 (60 Strikes, 25 Balls)

2013 ERA: 5.49 OO 4.42 (CUBS) OO 7.23 (ORIOLES)

* Arrieta also had 1 hit batsman.

He allowed three consecutive home runs in the forth inning.

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He allowed three consecutive home runs in the forth inning.

He's too concerned with the crease in his uniform instead of command of his pitches. I heard that they have him pitching now exclusively from the stretch and attempted to simplify his deliver which is what I always wondered why the Orioles didn't try with him.. apparently still hasn't helped. Eventually, he will either be out of baseball or land with a pitching coach who will make it click for him. Who knows which will happen though?

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He's too concerned with the crease in his uniform instead of command of his pitches. I heard that they have him pitching now exclusively from the stretch and attempted to simplify his deliver which is what I always wondered why the Orioles didn't try with him.. apparently still hasn't helped. Eventually, he will either be out of baseball or land with a pitching coach who will make it click for him. Who knows which will happen though?

What a ridiculous notion, crease in his pants. Everyone knows Jake has long hair and a beard now.

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Seems like the same pitcher we watched the last four years. He'll get you excited with a couple of good outings, then get blasted. Or, he'll sail along for 3-4 innings, then fall apart for no apparent reason. I will root for him to succeed, but I don't miss him.

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The only run that Jake allowed today came on back-to-back walks with 2 outs.

With runners on 1st and 3rd base and 2 outs, he walked Andrew McCutchen and Justin Morneau, which plated a run.

Overall, he allowed 1 run over 6 innings with 3 free passes (2 walks and a hit batsman.)

JAKE ARRIETA O (vs. PIRATES, 9/25)

IP:. 6

H:o 4

R:O 1

BB: 2 *

SO: 1

Pitches: 84 (54 Strikes, 30 Balls)

2013 ERA: 4.78 OO 3.66 (CUBS) OO 7.23 (ORIOLES)

* Arrieta also had 1 hit batsman.

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What a ridiculous notion, crease in his pants. Everyone knows Jake has long hair and a beard now.

Yeah, well maybe they told him to quit worrying about how he looks and more about how he pitches. The beard and long hair and scrub look may be a good thing because the opposite of what he had been doing would be in order since he wasn't getting it done.

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