Sox have to break the 3 LHP up..............Noesi and Carroll back to back not going to cut it.

Edited July 1, 201411 yr by Soxfest

Sox have to break the 3 LHP up..............Noesi and Carroll back to back not going to cut it.

 

+1

 

 

Sox have to break the 3 LHP up..............Noesi and Carroll back to back not going to cut it.

 

It is pretty much 2 losses in a row unless we can score 6+ runs in one of the games

Sox have to break the 3 LHP up..............Noesi and Carroll back to back not going to cut it.

 

The team hasn't had an offday in two weeks. How exactly to do you do that?

The team hasn't had an offday in two weeks. How exactly to do you do that?

 

After the ASB would be a good time to readjust the rotation

The team hasn't had an offday in two weeks. How exactly to do you do that?

Move Carroll back a day move someone up happens all the time after a rain out and a off day this Thursday not that difficult.

Edited July 1, 201411 yr by Soxfest

2 hits!!

Give Deunte Heath a start on Sunday against Seattle would be a way to break up the lefties. But do we really want that?

2 hits!!

 

Quite a talent differential in this game, in my opinion. Angels seem to be flying under the radar a bit this year.

Move Carroll back a day move someone up happens all the time after a rain out and a off day this Thursday not that difficult.

 

So pitch someone on short rest?

How many walks for Webb this inning?

So pitch someone on short rest?

As opposed to losing a DH yes.

How many walks for Webb this inning?

I've only been a member of this board for a few months, but I've never seen you post anything remotely positive. Not judging, just saying...

As opposed to losing a DH yes.

 

Rather ensure the health of Sale, Q, Danks and Noesi.

Heath has 4 k's in the first two innings in Charlotte. Maybe they'll give him a spot start on Sunday just to give some guys rest. But that would also mean going back on the 40-man.

As opposed to losing a DH yes.

 

I am not willing to accept that starting John Danks on short rest is the smart answer.

Remember when people were b****ing about Webb not pitching the 8th inning?

Remember when people were b****ing about Webb not pitching the 8th inning?

 

Still think best bet is sending him to Charlotte and allow him to close.

I've only been a member of this board for a few months, but I've never seen you post anything remotely positive. Not judging, just saying...

Webb's control has been bad last few outings and not that good today again. So when I said in this thread Abreu some kind of strong after HR that is not remotely positive? Not judging , just saying...

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Still think best bet is sending him to Charlotte and allow him to close.

Unless they are better at getting him control and command in Charlotte, I don't see the point. He walks a ton and leads the team in wild pitches. He doesn't have to give up hits to give up runs.

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Now calling him cowgirl.

 

LAME.

Unless they are better at getting him control and command in Charlotte, I don't see the point. He walks a ton and leads the team in wild pitches. He doesn't have to give up hits to give up runs.

 

More consistent innings where hopefully he can work on things instead of dealing with the stress of the majors. The velocity is there, but his release point isn't.

 

More consistent innings where hopefully he can work on things instead of dealing with the stress of the majors. The velocity is there, but his release point isn't.

A closer in Charlotte isn"t going to get a lot of work.he is on a pace for about 70 innings and over 50 appearances.

Edited July 1, 201411 yr by Dick Allen

A closer in Charlotte isn"t going to get a lot of work.

 

Ha, good point. Just have him pitch every other game or down there.

Weaver pitching game 2? Just forfeit and save the bullets.