So why can't Stewart be a starting pitcher again?

 

Definitely should be starting in AAA

great pitching right there

Fantastic outing for Zach Stewart against one of the tougher offenses out there

Nice by stewart

Definitely should be starting in AAA

I know he doesn't always have this movement, but when he does, he brings back memories of Jason Bere for whatever reason.

Edited May 15, 201213 yr by iamshack

Hell of a performance by Stewart!

I know he doesn't always have this movement, but when he does, he brings back memories of Jason Bere for whatever reason.

 

Very difficult to have a consistent sinker out of the bullpen; I say this from personal experience

Seems interesting that KW seems to have a much easier time getting good arms than hitters when he hasn't thrown a pitch in his life

Except Bere before all his injuries threw in the mid 90's and had a "fosch" ball that was devastating.

 

But good God, he was one of slowest working pitchers I can remember this side of Contreras.

Seems interesting that KW seems to have a much easier time getting good arms than hitters when he hasn't thrown a pitch in his life

I wonder how much it's Cooper looking at video.

I wonder how much it's Cooper looking at video.

 

I doubt there is much of that, honestly. Would be asking a lot from your pitching coach.

 

I'm sure he has given input or suggestions before, but I doubt that it is a regular thing.

Seems interesting that KW seems to have a much easier time getting good arms than hitters when he hasn't thrown a pitch in his life

 

 

But the OPS numbers and OBP for most of our young hitters align nicely with KW's career as a hitter, lol.

 

And there's another parallel, Williams too was moved around the diamond, just like we have done with Beckham, Sale and Viciedo, not to mention Santiago.

Not sure what Paulie was looking for there

PK, where have you gone?

PK just seems off right now

But the OPS numbers and OBP for most of our young hitters align nicely with KW's career as a hitter, lol.

 

And there's another parallel, Williams too was moved around the diamond, just like we have done with Beckham, Sale and Viciedo, not to mention Santiago.

 

Where'd he move? From the mound to the mound?

This kid has bad numbers but some nice looking stuff

Good approach Rios!

Seems every middle reliever in baseball these days throws 93-99 MPH.

 

Definitely the era of the pitcher, whereas articles came out a decade or so ago wondering if hitters would dominate forever.

Rios is playing some damn good baseball right now

Please send alex

Where'd he move? From the mound to the mound?

 

 

Jerking back and forth from relieving to starting to relieving...not quite the same as a position change, but similar ideas.

 

 

Hit and run is fine, but not a straight steal. AJ usually makes contact at least.

Edited May 15, 201213 yr by caulfield12

At least I get a couple innings where people stop trying to release Viciedo and Stewart.

Yes AJ!

About time one of our grounders got though