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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p>Average 2014 fastball velocity, Yankees' '15 bullpen: Betances 96.7mph; Miller 93.8; Carpenter 95.5; Wilson 95.0; Warren 94.3; Rogers 93.5.</p>— Buster Olney (@Buster_ESPN) <a href="

">March 18, 2015</a></blockquote>

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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p>Average 2014 fastball velocity, Yankees' '15 bullpen: Betances 96.7mph; Miller 93.8; Carpenter 95.5; Wilson 95.0; Warren 94.3; Rogers 93.5.</p>— Buster Olney (@Buster_ESPN) <a href="
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I would have listed them either alphabetically or by velocity.

What did Buster do, declining projected inning of primary usage?

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They were pretty good last year too with Robertson now being replaced by Miller.

The Yankee's issues are going to be whether Beltran,Arod,Tex,Ellsbury can stay healthy. Not to mention Tanaka & Pineda.

Betances is really something to watch though. Completely dominant.

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They were pretty good last year too with Robertson now being replaced by Miller.

The Yankee's issues are going to be whether Beltran,Arod,Tex,Ellsbury can stay healthy. Not to mention Tanaka & Pineda.

Betances is really something to watch though. Completely dominant.

Except when facing Schoop. ;)

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Delin Betances didn’t know his fastball topped out at 94 mph on Tuesday night against the Tigers at George M. Steinbrenner Field.

All the Yankees’ giant right-handed closer candidate understood was that it was short of the gas he hurled last season when he lived in the high 90s and reached 100 mph a few times.

“I haven’t asked about it, but it’s nowhere near where it should be,’’ Betances said after a rocky frame in which his first eight pitches were out of the strike zone. “The more I pitch, that will come. Last year in spring training I trusted it more. This year I am trying to do too much instead of trusting what I have. The more I pitch the better I feel. I have always been like that.’’

http://nypost.com/2015/03/25/betances-my-velocity-nowhere-near-where-it-should-be/

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