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It was just a procedural move to allow him to spend a couple extra days with his newborn: https://dodgersnation.com/dodgers-news-evan-phillips-expected-to-rejoin-team-in-pittsburgh-today/2023/04/25/

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On 4/16/2018 at 7:22 PM, OFFNY said:

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Jeremy Robert Hellickson is pitching for the Nationals tonight, against the Mets.

Bryce Harper hit a solo home run off of Jacob deGrom in the top of the 1st inning.

Hellickson is now pitching in the bottom half of the inning.

 

 

 

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Hellickson pitched 5.67 shutout innings on only 61 Pitches )(44 )Strikes, )17 )Balls) this afternoon, against the Pirates.

In 4 starts so far this season Hellickson has a 3.00 ERA, a 1.048 WHIP, and has 4 Walks in 21 Innings pitched.

 

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Hellickson pitched 5.67 shutout innings on only 61 Pitches )(44 )Strikes, )17 )Balls) this afternoon, against the Pirates.

In 4 starts so far this season Hellickson has a 3.00 ERA, a 1.048 WHIP, and has 4 Walks in 21 Innings pitched.

 

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Tom Boswell waxes poetic once again, touching on the latest Nat turnaround whilst our lowly O's continue their slump toward the nadir of MLB....

 

"The third Nat who may be of potential importance was one of the latest and least-expensive additions — veteran right-hander Jeremy Hellickson, who pitched 5 2/3 shutout innings Thursday in a 3-1 win over the Pirates. In four turns in the rotation, Hellickson has been uniformly useful and also given a super-quick hook every time.

The result has been an effective, if sometimes slightly miffed Hellickson. He has a 3.00 ERA and only 22 men allowed on base in 21 innings. Since Hellickson has gotten little run support, Martinez has relieved him early in his third time through the batting order to give the Nats their best chance not to fall behind. 

Pitchers have despised this since long before 2018. It’s the mark of a manager’s backbone if he can look a man with 201 career starts in the eye and say: I’m taking you out after only 61 pitches because I’ve got to think about the other 24 guys.

That’s what Martinez told Hellickson in a 0-0 game with two out and a man on first in the sixth inning; he didn’t like the matchup with Gregory Polanco. Maybe 20 percent of managers I’ve covered would’ve made that move with a man pitching a two-hit shutout. A manager can learn all his players and, in the broad Joe Maddon sense, love ’em all, too, but a manager can’t care whether his players love him. You “manage for the 25” or sooner or later, you sink your own ship."

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Yeah!  I have been following him since his gf is on Twitter and she shares stuff about him.  I saw him in ST years ago and thought he had promise, but he never showed it with the O's.  I'm glad for him as he seems a good guy and works hard.  I saw those stats this am and was amazed at the 6 k's yesterday!

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(MAY 9th)

 

Wei-Yin Chen ceded 9 Earned Runs in only 3 Innings Pitched today against the Cubs.

He had 2 Walks, 1 Strikeout, and his Strikes-to-Balls ratio was ...... )69 Pitches )(38 )Strikes, )29 )Balls.)

 

He now a 10.22 ERA and a 1.946 WHIP in 3 starts.

 

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Yeah!  I have been following him since his gf is on Twitter and she shares stuff about him.  I saw him in ST years ago and thought he had promise, but he never showed it with the O's.  I'm glad for him as he seems a good guy and works hard.  I saw those stats this am and was amazed at the 6 k's yesterday!

https://www.fangraphs.com/blogs/the-pirates-have-won-the-lottery/

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Wieters just had surgery to repair a hamstring injury (yikes) and it sounds like he may miss the remainder of the season.   I didn't even know he was hurt.   Poor Matt.

That could theoretically be it for him.

Thirty-three coming off a serious leg injury.  He hit better this year but he was still below average.

I wouldn't sign him as a starter and I'm not sure he would take a backup role.

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