Gausman is beginning to remind me of Guthrie

[OFFNY]

o

Kevin Gausman's 3.52 run-support average is the 4th-lowest among qualifying American League starters.

He has received 1 run or less in 9 out of his 21 starts.

https://twitter.com/masnRoch/status/766341465597444096

[bpilktree]

o

Kevin Gausman's 3.52 run-support average is the 4th-lowest among qualifying American League starters.

He has received 1 run or less in 9 out of his 21 starts.

https://twitter.com/masnRoch/status/766341465597444096

The one run or less must be when he is in the game and not the entire game.

[Stotle]

The fun thing about the whole "he pitches just well enough to lose" hogwash is that when happenstance corrects you are then able to create a fun new narrative about "how he found his killer instinct."

What a bunch of malarkey...

[LookitsPuck]

The one run or less must be when he is in the game and not the entire game.

With the way the team has been hitting? Probably the entire game...

[OFFNY]

o

Kevin Gausman's 3.52 run-support average is the 4th-lowest among qualifying American League starters.

He has received 1 run or less in 9 out of his 21 starts.

https://twitter.com/masnRoch/status/766341465597444096

Orioles Risk Spoiling Gausman in 13-5 Win

(By Roch Kubatko)

http://www.masnsports.com/school-of-roch/2016/08/orioles-risk-spoiling-gausman-in-13-5-win.html

[Redskins Rick]

The fun thing about the whole "he pitches just well enough to lose" hogwash is that when happenstance corrects you are then able to create a fun new narrative about "how he found his killer instinct."

What a bunch of malarkey...

Buck was a bit pointed in his comments about what some individuals have said about team not supporting Gausman concept. He said that was pretty much bulk, and that the team supported him on every pitch.

[Stotle]

Buck was a bit pointed in his comments about what some individuals have said about team not supporting Gausman concept. He said that was pretty much bulk, and that the team supported him on every pitch.

I think that is misunderstanding the point about "supporting" Gausman.

[OFFNY]

o

(vs. NATIONALS, 8/23)

Gausman was given a substantial lead for the second consecutive outing, and he was able to hold said lead both times.

[atomic]

The fun thing about the whole "he pitches just well enough to lose" hogwash is that when happenstance corrects you are then able to create a fun new narrative about "how he found his killer instinct."

What a bunch of malarkey...

Probably the same people who blame Wieters when a pitcher pitches poorly.

[LA2]

I think that is misunderstanding the point about "supporting" Gausman.

Had to be willful misunderstanding--Buck's not that dumb.

[Phantom]

o

(vs. NATIONALS, 8/23)

Gausman was given a substantial lead for the second consecutive outing, and he was able to hold said lead both times.

But that would make the thesis of this thread seem ludicrous in retrospect!

[Frobby]

Gausman has now won his last five starts at home. Here's hoping he can pick up that elusive road win in New York this weekend. We are going to need him to be very good down the stretch to reach the playoffs.

[Stotle]

Had to be willful misunderstanding--Buck's not that dumb.

I agree.

[OFFNY]

o

Kevin Gausman's 3.52 run-support average is the 4th-lowest among qualifying American League starters.

He has received 1 run or less in 9 out of his 21 starts.

https://twitter.com/masnRoch/status/766341465597444096

This statistic has changed for the better over Gausman's last 2 outings.

I hope that it continues.

[esmd]

As many said all along, Gausman is the least of their problems. He's going to have some ups and downs, but the more he pitches, the better he'll be, IMO.