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No one's rooting for Gallardo to fail.

But he's not even 5th starter material right now.

Gallardo did his job. 2 runs in 6 innings.

McFarland was terrible. Just watched when he should have been covering 1B. Then hung a slider to Moreland.

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Gallardo did his job. 2 runs in 6 innings.

McFarland was terrible. Just watched when he should have been covering 1B. Then hung a slider to Moreland.

Very, very, very lucky to have only given up 4 runs in 6 innings.

He has nothing right now.

And I love Buck, but just indefensible to send him out for the 7th.

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Very, very, very lucky to have only given up 4 runs in 6 innings.

He has nothing right now.

And I love Buck, but just indefensible to send him out for the 7th.

Very lucky. The Rangers hit several line drive outs. And I can't believe Buck let him face two hitters in seventh. Big bummer.

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Really not Gallardo's fault. He's a junker baller at this point and should never have been out for the 7th let alone the 2nd batter. I'm not writing him off because he could regain velocity up the 90MPH mark but right now he looks awful and was lucky not to be blown out.

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He can help us at times but I admit I have no confidence in him in a high leverage situation.

McFarland is a mopup guy at best. But with the injuries and the complete failure of our starting pitching to show any stamina early on, he was pressed into a situation he should NEVER pitch in tonight. Hard times.

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He can help us at times but I admit I have no confidence in him in a high leverage situation.

No McFarland can't help us. If he can't get out lefties in high leverage situations, he has no use on this team. They already have Wilson and Bundy as long relievers. McFarland has no upside, he has no stuff and he has no business being on a 40 man roster of a contending team.

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