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Gausman can throw 83 for all I care if he consistently gets results like he had last night.  If he takes a few ticks off his fastball but can locate it better and maybe improve movement, that's huge.

I'm not ready to start saying he's turned a corner and we should expect results like this every time out but it's encouraging.  

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10 hours ago, Moose Milligan said:

Gausman can throw 83 for all I care if he consistently gets results like he had last night.  If he takes a few ticks off his fastball but can locate it better and maybe improve movement, that's huge.

I'm not ready to start saying he's turned a corner and we should expect results like this every time out but it's encouraging.  

Just in time for him to hit FA in a couple of years and be too expensive to keep. Especially on a team that looks like they may be bad for awhile. Life of the Orioles. 

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1 hour ago, Dark Helmet said:

Just in time for him to hit FA in a couple of years and be too expensive to keep. Especially on a team that looks like they may be bad for awhile. Life of the Orioles. 

Yeah let's hope he gets rocked for two years and we resign him cheap and THEN he turns it around, good plan xD Remind me not to root for him next start.

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11 hours ago, Moose Milligan said:

Gausman can throw 83 for all I care if he consistently gets results like he had last night.  If he takes a few ticks off his fastball but can locate it better and maybe improve movement, that's huge.

I'm not ready to start saying he's turned a corner and we should expect results like this every time out but it's encouraging.  

He’s had four decent to good outings in a row.    I’m fairly optimistic about Gausman for 2018.

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13 hours ago, Moose Milligan said:

Gausman can throw 83 for all I care if he consistently gets results like he had last night.  If he takes a few ticks off his fastball but can locate it better and maybe improve movement, that's huge.

I'm not ready to start saying he's turned a corner and we should expect results like this every time out but it's encouraging.  

It's a shame he can pitch a good game and the hitters can't score any runs. 

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2 minutes ago, Tx Oriole said:

It's a shame he can pitch a good game and the hitters can't score any runs. 

I agree.  The other night was terrible.

The one good takeaway is that Gausman stayed steady throughout.  He didn't start going crazy to try throw harder or strike more guys out and lose command.  I think it can be easy to do that when you're in a tight game and you know that your teams offense is terrible.

I do believe these things even out.  He will pick up a win later on this summer in a game that he doesn't have any business winning.  

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Just now, Moose Milligan said:

I'd say I'm cautiously optimistic.  For me, he's gotta do it all year and continue to do it into next year, too.  

Yeah, cautiously is a good word with Gausman.   He has a way of raising hopes and then dashing them.    Still, he has put up seasons of 3.57 and 3.61 ERA, so that seems realistic to hope for this year.    

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Just now, Frobby said:

Yeah, cautiously is a good word with Gausman.   He has a way of raising hopes and then dashing them.    Still, he has put up seasons of 3.57 and 3.61 ERA, so that seems realistic to hope for this year.    

Yep, and he's been a good 2nd half pitcher for the most part.  Hopefully he's not confusing which half of the season he's in right now :) 

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27 OUTS: 13 Groundouts, 6 Strikeouts, 3 Foulouts, 3 Lineouts, 2 Flyouts

 

K.J. GAUSMAN )))))))) (vs. ATHLETICS, 5/05)

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2018 ERA: l) 3.30 )  43.67 IP  (16 ER H/BB) 

2018 WHIP: l) 1.145 )  43.67 IP  (50 H/BB) 

2018 OPPONENTS BATTING AVG: l) .228 )(38 for 167)

 

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