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So who goes down for Gonzalez? Better not be Brach.

I'm guessing Phelps. We haven't even used him, and he can return Sept 1 when rosters expand. That's only 10 days (less if the roster move happens on Sun right before MiGo's start).

I have lost track of time and Gonzo. Did he pitch a start for the Tides?

Simulated game earlier this week? 75 pitches, 5 innings. MASN showed Buck talking about this during one of the pregames. He said they even had an umpire, so they simulated ball and strike calls too. LOL

Edit to add: http://www.masnsports.com/media.php?show_id=2291440&p=

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WOW.

I bet that Angelos is fuming right now.

I predicted all offseason that Jimenez would end up being a bad signing for the team foolish enough to burn the pick and pay him big bucks.

Too bad it was us :(

When Peter A. has a World Series ring he might not care as much.

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I have lost track of time and Gonzo. Did he pitch a start for the Tides?

He started against Buffalo last week, my sister went to the game. He was on a pitch count, and I believe he went 5 innings giving up only one hit.

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He will be up with the September callups and most likely on the playoff roster.

He was optioned, mostly, because he had options.

I don't see Webb on the playoff roster. Who are you taking off to have him? Keep in mind they may not even have 12 pitchers.

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And if it is? DD and Buck have got this team on the right track.

Of course they do. But Brach has been outstanding out of the pen. Take Monday for example. You want to give MOB a break? Have Brach shut it down for two innings. It's not like another guy who can get one or two outs and then needs to be bailed out by his teammates.

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I don't see Webb on the playoff roster. Who are you taking off to have him? Keep in mind they may not even have 12 pitchers.

Brian Matusz.

TJ might also not be on the playoff roster. Typically there is no need for a long man in the playoffs.

Especially, if the manager shortens his 5 man SP crew to 4 man for the playoffs, in order to get to this top 2 guys again. The 5th starter becomes the long man.

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Brian Matusz.

TJ might also not be on the playoff roster. Typically there is no need for a long man in the playoffs.

Especially, if the manager shortens his 5 man SP crew to 4 man for the playoffs, in order to get to this top 2 guys again. The 5th starter becomes the long man.

Moe begs to differ.

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I know, you said typically, but I just wanted to take this opportunity to remember Moe Drabowski's outstanding performance in the O's first World Series. And of course, the Orioles (as all teams) operated with a 4-man rotation in 1966.

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Moe begs to differ.

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I know, you said typically, but I just wanted to take this opportunity to remember Moe Drabowski's outstanding performance in the O's first World Series. And of course, the Orioles (as all teams) operated with a 4-man rotation in 1966.

Look, how far back you had to go? :)

The Birds had 4 good starters then,

Also then, it wasn't unusual for a manager to go with his best 2 or 3 guys, and hence, the dropped starter was the long man in the pen.

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Brian Matusz.

TJ might also not be on the playoff roster. Typically there is no need for a long man in the playoffs.

Especially, if the manager shortens his 5 man SP crew to 4 man for the playoffs, in order to get to this top 2 guys again. The 5th starter becomes the long man.

We basically have 14 MLB pitchers-the current 12+Webb and Gonzalez. In the post season it is likely they carry 11 pitchers and an extra position player. So you have 3 pitchers on the outside: Matusz, Jimenez, and Webb.

Yes, they could swap TJM and Webb, but I believe they'll edge to the guy who can go multiple innings as opposed to the 4th string one inning right hander.

Webb may make the playoff cut, but I think it's more likely he won't.

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