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Talking about his improved second half. Says it was mechanical (he and McDowell made tweaks) and mental. Also, moved on rubber closer to 1B. Says that helped the most throwing down and away to RHB.

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5 minutes ago, Il BuonO said:

Talking about his improved second half. Says it was mechanical (he and McDowell made tweaks) and mental. Also, moved on rubber closer to 1B. Says that helped the most throwing down and away to RHB.

Isn't that something that KLaw mentioned a few years ago?

BTW, he's a Sunflower Bean fan so he isn't all bad.

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2 hours ago, Il BuonO said:

Talking about his improved second half. Says it was mechanical (he and McDowell made tweaks) and mental. Also, moved on rubber closer to 1B. Says that helped the most throwing down and away to RHB.

As I try to conjure up scenarios where we contend in 2018, it’s an absolute must that Gausman pitches well from beginning to end, instead of showing us flashes for half the season.   I’m praying that this is the year.    Hopefully, some continuity with the pitching coach will help, as well as not pitching to Castillo (Gausman had a 7.53 ERA pitching to Beef, 2.62 pitching to Caleb).

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Just now, Frobby said:

As I try to conjure up scenarios where we contend in 2018, it’s an absolute must that Gausman pitches well from beginning to end, instead of showing us flashes for half the season.   I’m praying that this is the year.    Hopefully, some continuity with the pitching coach will help.    

Won't help.  He isn't a winner.  Teammates won't score runs for him.  He'd win the Cy Young at 13-12.

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3 hours ago, Frobby said:

As I try to conjure up scenarios where we contend in 2018, it’s an absolute must that Gausman pitches well from beginning to end, instead of showing us flashes for half the season.   I’m praying that this is the year.    Hopefully, some continuity with the pitching coach will help, as well as not pitching to Castillo (Gausman had a 7.53 ERA pitching to Beef, 2.62 pitching to Caleb).

Even if they’re awful I hope he takes the all important step/s forward.

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42 minutes ago, Il BuonO said:

Even if they’re awful I hope he takes the all important step/s forward.

Yes, me too.   And I’d be locking him up this winter, if I ran the show.  

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