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Has anybody heard, read or know what Gausman's innings limit is this year. He hasn't gotten the Bundy treatment, in terms of limiting innings, in the early going this season. He's already pitched 6 a couple times and at least 7, I think 3 times.

Duke himself has even said he can envision Gausman contributing at the ML level this season. But, due to his effectiveness, he has been pitching deep. I'm not even sure that if we brought Gausman up at some point later in the season that he would be able to contribute much before hitting an innings limit.

I do realize that he is different from Bundy in that Gausman was a college pitcher and I actually don't remember hearing what, if any, inning limit he had this season.

So just curious what others might have heard about this regarding Gausman.

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Has anybody heard, read or know what Gausman's innings limit is this year. He hasn't gotten the Bundy treatment, in terms of limiting innings, in the early going this season. He's already pitched 6 a couple times and at least 7, I think 3 times.

Duke himself has even said he can envision Gausman contributing at the ML level this season. But, due to his effectiveness, he has been pitching deep. I'm not even sure that if we brought Gausman up at some point later in the season that he would be able to contribute much before hitting an innings limit.

I do realize that he is different from Bundy in that Gausman was a college pitcher and I actually don't remember hearing what, if any, inning limit he had this season.

So just curious what others might have heard about this regarding Gausman.

LSU has him at 123.2 innings last year, I don't know if that includes the playoffs. He pitched 15 innings in the minors. 138.2 + 30 puts him at a rough cap of 170.

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LSU has him at 123.2 innings last year, I don't know if that includes the playoffs. He pitched 15 innings in the minors. 138.2 + 30 puts him at a rough cap of 170.

Awesome, thank you very much for the info. This makes me wonder if they will slow him down at any point, have him skip a start here or there or, if they end up bringing him up at all, have him pitch out of the pen late in the year. With him pitching this effectively so far he might not have too many innings to spare if they want to use him as a starter late in the year.

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One of my friends works in the clubhouse at Bowie and he just called me and said that Gausman is touching 100 mph on the gun tonight.

Some folks there think the gun is hot.

It would be surprising to see him hit a legit 100 given what we have seen to date.

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Do you know what his line is so far?

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p>Gausman gets out of the third, but needed 26 pitches to do it. Thru 3 IP, has allowed 2 hits, 1 R-ER, 1 walk, 4 Ks. Is at 55 pitches.</p>— Steve Melewski (@masnSteve) <a href="

">May 12, 2013</a></blockquote>

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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p>Gausman gets out of the third, but needed 26 pitches to do it. Thru 3 IP, has allowed 2 hits, 1 R-ER, 1 walk, 4 Ks. Is at 55 pitches.</p>— Steve Melewski (@masnSteve) <a href="
">May 12, 2013</a></blockquote>

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And a WP

Thanks. I just looked up the box score a minute ago. Waring is off to a terrible start. He's 2 for 36 so far.

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