April 17, 20223 yr Happy Easter! Kanny off. https://www.mlb.com/prospects/stats/affiliates?teamId=145&date=04/17/2022 Somebody add in the milb link having issues away from home Edited April 17, 20223 yr by BamaDoc
April 17, 20223 yr https://www.milb.com/scores/chicago-white-sox/2022-04-17 Edited April 17, 20223 yr by MnSoxFan
April 17, 20223 yr I’m assuming Dalquist will be on the mound today. If so, hopefully he’s better than he was last time out.
April 17, 20223 yr 9 minutes ago, Chicago White Sox said: I’m assuming Dalquist will be on the mound today. If so, hopefully he’s better than he was last time out. To be honest, that outing was better than most of his last year other than the 2 bombs. The strikeouts were there which is a very good sign. Hope he builds on it, Edited April 17, 20223 yr by DirtySox
April 17, 20223 yr 7 minutes ago, DirtySox said: To be honest, that outing was better than most of his last year other than the 2 bombs. The strikeouts were there which is a very good sign. Hope he builds on it, That’s fair, I actually thought his BB rate was higher than it was.
April 17, 20223 yr Really wonder how the enforcement of the pitch clock is going effect a bunch of these young developing pitchers. Seems like it's something that isn't in their best interest? Though I imagine it might help some of these guys who overthink it? Turn off your mind and throw your pitch. Edited April 17, 20223 yr by DirtySox
April 17, 20223 yr Dalquist with a quick 1st. 12 pitches 8 strikes. Had a nice strikeout on a fastball up in the zone, but also had a slider tattooed right at the first basemen. Showed his curveball as well.
April 17, 20223 yr Dalquist gives up an RBI double that just missed being a HR after a fielding error by Moises Castillo in the previous at bat. Also gets another strikeout with the high heater, and ends the inning with two infield ground outs.
April 17, 20223 yr Dalquist getting hammered this inning after falling behind on batters. Two homers. One on a slider. Edited April 17, 20223 yr by DirtySox
April 17, 20223 yr 33 minutes ago, DirtySox said: Really wonder how the enforcement of the pitch clock is going effect a bunch of these young developing pitchers. Seems like it's something that isn't in their best interest? Though I imagine it might help some of these guys who overthink it? Turn off your mind and throw your pitch. Games are currently down something like 25 minutes in time…2:38 from 3:03, thats a huge improvement.
April 17, 20223 yr 1 minute ago, caulfield12 said: Games are currently down something like 25 minutes in time…2:38 from 3:03, thats a huge improvement. Yup. But maybe not conducive to player development.
April 17, 20223 yr Despite the 2 homers that inning, Dalquist gets two more strikeouts. Both on the elevated fastball again. Edited April 17, 20223 yr by DirtySox
April 17, 20223 yr Just now, DirtySox said: Yup. But maybe not conducive to player development. It depends if they get something like 15-16 and 20-22 seconds instead of 14 and 18 (with runners on base) along with the automated strike zone at the big league level…those eventual changes have to be in the pipeline as they’re so obvious for cutting out 4 hour games.
April 17, 20223 yr Cespedes homers. Think I'm going to watch the Barons instead of the White Sox today after this lovely Velasquez 1st inning. Edited April 17, 20223 yr by DirtySox
April 17, 20223 yr Author 1 hour ago, caulfield12 said: It depends if they get something like 15-16 and 20-22 seconds instead of 14 and 18 (with runners on base) along with the automated strike zone at the big league level…those eventual changes have to be in the pipeline as they’re so obvious for cutting out 4 hour games. Maybe as players move up the minor league ladder, you could shorten the time between pitches. Arguing younger guys might benefit from a couple seconds more to process especially when guys are on base. As they move up and get used to what they are doing, they should process faster.
April 17, 20223 yr Also has two strike outs to go with those 2 homers. Edited April 17, 20223 yr by DirtySox
April 18, 20223 yr Bryan Ramos not only puts up great stats but looks like a ball player. He’s a big kid that can run. If he’s still playing great for the next month or so move him up and bring colas with him.
April 18, 20223 yr 1 hour ago, runtheballdown said: Bryan Ramos not only puts up great stats but looks like a ball player. He’s a big kid that can run. If he’s still playing great for the next month or so move him up and bring colas with him. Something tells me Ramos is going to end up being trade bait
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