May 25, 20187 yr Scoreboard weekend starts with 4 night games. Fulmer starts for AAA Adams starts for AA
May 26, 20187 yr 13 minutes ago, justBLAZE said: Fulmii with 3K's thru 2 shutout innings, because of course he is. Now with 3 BBs though.
May 26, 20187 yr 21 minutes ago, DirtySox said: Four. Three of them in a row. Hell, have him try sidearm
May 26, 20187 yr 45 minutes ago, SoxAce said: Collins nearing a .270 average now.. ? 3 k's tonight but I noticed they were all on full counts.
May 26, 20187 yr Just now, Anderdale said: 3 k's tonight but I noticed they were all on full counts. Pretty sure guy they faced is real good
May 26, 20187 yr 2 minutes ago, Tony said: Man, what a comeback after a terrible start You could have told me he'd finish at .200 and I would say that's promising considering his start
May 26, 20187 yr Fulmer threw 87 pitches and only 46 strikes to go with 6 walks. Yikes. Edited May 26, 20187 yr by BlackSox13
May 26, 20187 yr 2 minutes ago, BlackSox13 said: Fulmer threw 87 pitches and only 46 strikes to go with 6 walks. Yikes. But he still only gave up one run. This is one issue in the minors the hitters aren't going to take advantage of it there as much as the MLB. The answer isn't as simple as "don't walk hitters" because these hitters will chase more bad pitchers as well. Imagine how many runs and probably more walks there would have been at the MLB.
May 26, 20187 yr 43 minutes ago, ptatc said: But he still only gave up one run. This is one issue in the minors the hitters aren't going to take advantage of it there as much as the MLB. The answer isn't as simple as "don't walk hitters" because these hitters will chase more bad pitchers as well. Imagine how many runs and probably more walks there would have been at the MLB. It would have been very ugly at the major league level. I like looking at the number of pitches and strikes. Gives a better idea of how the pitcher was locating and tonight was not good for Fulmer despite giving up just one run.
May 26, 20187 yr The main thing for Carson is that he's at a level where he can stay in the game and work through the stuff. Problem in MLB wasn't so much the production so much as getting pulled so early that he couldn't actually throw enough pitches to improve. Hopefully he's getting his feel back in AAA.
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