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Pedro Strop Today, 2013 (Pitching)

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NewMarketSean Hangout Grand Counsel

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I it just me or was the hitch in his delivery more pronounced tonight? I think that may be what keeps him fluid and keeps the ball down. However, now that I think about it, I don't remember the hitch in the WBC. maybe someone can post a side by side comparison?

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PEDRO STROP O (vs. ATHLETICS, 4/27)

IP:. 0-Plus *

H:o 0

R:O 0

BB: 1 **

SO: 0

Pitches: 11 (3 Strikes, 8 Balls)

2013 ERA: 8.22

* Strop did not retire any batters before departing in the 9th inning.

** Strop also had 1 hit batsman.

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PEDRO STROP O (vs. ATHLETICS, 4/27)

IP:. 0-Plus *

H:o 0

R:O 0

BB: 1 **

SO: 0

Pitches: 11 (3 Strikes, 8 Balls)

2013 ERA: 8.22

* Strop did not retire any batters before departing in the 9th inning.

** Strop also had 1 hit batsman.

I actually get a knot in my stomach when this guy comes in to a game. His act is getting very old to me.

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I'm usually a reserve judgment, see how things go, don't worry about small samples guy. But Strop needs to go down for a week or three to get his delivery back together. Something isn't right.

Zach Clark up? Or maybe Mark Hendrickson.

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I'm usually a reserve judgment, see how things go, don't worry about small samples guy. But Strop needs to go down for a week or three to get his delivery back together. Something isn't right.

Zach Clark up? Or maybe Mark Hendrickson.

We already have three left handers, I doubt we see Hendrickson.

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