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This still goes back to the starting pitching though. We have two key pieces of the pen imo in Worley and Bundy. The problem is we have had to take them out of the pen to fill the holes from only 3 starters. This is why I have been saying we need to add a starter it slides either Worley or Bundy into spots like today.

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Brach was up if they got the lead. You don't want to use guys only an inning in a tie game .

Yeah, Despaigne gave up the lead so fast Buck decided to save them for Toronto unless they got the lead. He needed the BP to go 6th-9th inning (and possibly more if went into extras). He was not going have one of the big 3 going 2 innings.

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Brach should have pitched the 6th.

Dickerson had a terrible send with Trumbo.

Kim and Trumbo are DH's playing in a big OF.

And that folks is how a winnable game turns into a 6-2 loss.

If Brach pitches 6th who pitches the 7th?

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Brach should have pitched the 6th.

Dickerson had a terrible send with Trumbo.

Kim and Trumbo are DH's playing in a big OF.

And that folks is how a winnable game turns into a 6-2 loss.

Brach should have pitched the seventh.

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