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By HowAboutThat · Posted
No one, but why use him at all if he will be throwing in the series? Could more easily call someone up. -
By Sports Guy · Posted
Burnes can pitch game 2 and 5 in the ALDS if needs be. The game 1 starter in the ALDS only has to pitch in one game if needs be but they could start 2. So yea, I think it’s possible you hold off Eflin in game 2 if you win game 1. Now, if he waits to pitch on Saturday, they will be a long rest, so he could be rusty. That’s a tough choice. You don’t want to open any windows for any other team. Kremer has pitched well vs NY, so he could go twice too but I’m not sure Kremer is the ideal guy to go through the same lineup twice in 5 days. Kremer also hasn’t faced Det this year, so he would be “new” to them. Eflin faced them a few weeks ago and pitched well. -
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Against RHP, Carpenter and Greene are in the same tier as Soto, Witt, and Gunnar (at least the past few months). The issue is they fall off a cliff against LHP. -
A couple of things: 1. fWAR no longer uses UZR. They switched to OAA and other Statcast measures this year. 2. I’m not a fan of using FIP to evaluate pitchers’ performance. I wouldn’t call it Fielding Independent Pitching, I’d call it Context ignorant pitching. Pitcher A allows a double and a run scoring single and then has two clean innings. Pitcher B allows a two out double one inning and a two out single the next inning and nobody scores. FIP treats Pitcher A and Pitcher B the same. I don’t buy it. Minimizing damage is an important part of pitching, and if you are measuring value, as opposed to trying to predict what a pitcher might go in the future, treating those pitchers the same is plain wrong. -
Who says he is going more than 1 or 2 innings today?
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