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The Grayson who pitched pretty well against the Rays, or the two crummy performances against both KC and the Angels? I hope he isnt regressing. We know he's capable of pitching well, but he hasn't shown much in his last three starts. Im saying he doesn't make 4 innings. And gives up 6 hits and 4 runs...especially rocky in the first inning...as seemingly always. Jays 7 Orioles 2.

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We will see. I'm hoping for the best. Hes been bad so far. We are trying to make the playoffs. If he gets shelled again today I'd imagine he'd be put on a short leash going forward. Another bad start or 2 and hes got to move to the pen or get demoted. You can't just give away division games. So here is hoping to an effective start. 

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Just now, Mr-splash said:

We will see. I'm hoping for the best. Hes been bad so far. We are trying to make the playoffs. If he gets shelled again today I'd imagine he'd be put on a short leash going forward. Another bad start or 2 and hes got to move to the pen or get demoted. You can't just give away division games. So here is hoping to an effective start. 

He has been bad at times. That’s the correct way if saying things.

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2 minutes ago, Sports Guy said:

He has been bad at times. That’s the correct way if saying things.

 

Hes played below replacement level. That's unacceptable. End of.

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3 minutes ago, Mr-splash said:

 

Hes played below replacement level. That's unacceptable. End of.

Or he's played exactly at replacement level.

Which, for someone making the league minimum, seems acceptable.

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The kind who is in the second month of what will probably end up being a 10+ year career and for now just trying to pitch competitively enough to contribute to the contending team he's on.

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2 minutes ago, Can_of_corn said:

Sigh.

I try and keep my expectations reasonable and I'm still disappointed.

 I expect very little from you and I’m never disappointed.

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