Dean Kremer was good tonight

[DocJJ]

That may have been the best he's pitched this season.  And that Braves lineup is deadly....

[Billy F-Face3]

His command was good tonight. He was hitting the edges of the zone.

[Bemorewins]

He was much better than he's been. But he was lucky too. A few ATOM balls and the strike em out throw em out DP to end his outing.

I'll take it though, especially against a lineup of that caliber.

[Winter]

Do Kremer and Bradish pitch up to par as their opponent? a case could be made. 

[Sports Guy]

He missed bats but only threw 59% of his pitches for strikes, so the Ks weren’t good.

He pitched ok. Made big pitches when he needed to.

[Spy Fox]

3 minutes ago, Winter said:

Do Kremer and Bradish pitch up to par as their opponent? a case could be made. 

Well they both dominated Washington and both stunk against Boston so that would damage the case.

[Winter]

1 minute ago, Spy Fox said:

Well they both dominated Washington and both stunk against Boston so that would damage the case.

might want to check the standings. 

[Spy Fox]

6 minutes ago, Winter said:

might want to check the standings. 

The standings show that Boston is a good team with a very good offense and Washington is a bad team with a very bad offense, which was my point?

[Winter]

4 minutes ago, Spy Fox said:

The standings show that Boston is a good team with a very good offense and Washington is a bad team with a very bad offense, which was my point?

Could of swore Kremer has been pitching in the MLB longer than one month, guess im wrong. 

[Spy Fox]

9 minutes ago, Winter said:

Could of swore Kremer has been pitching in the MLB longer than one month, guess im wrong. 

So, if your point was about multiple years what was I supposed to gain by checking the standings? 

The funny thing is, your original case actually does have merit in years past, just isn't as true so far this year— took a look and both Kremer and Bradish have career ERAs about a half-run better when facing winning teams than when facing losing teams. Which I assume is unusual.