Jump to content
Jays Centre
  • Create Account

GDT(2/3): Your Toronto Blue Jays @ New York Yankees - Dickey vs. Pineda - 7:05 PM ET


Recommended Posts

  • Replies 1.2k
  • Created
  • Last Reply

Top Posters In This Topic

Top Posters In This Topic

Posted
Castro threw 4 pitches and was taken out. I just don't get it.

 

I'll explain it to you. Jays winning by 2 runs, with 2 innings left. Our best guys are Loup and Cecil. There were 3 lefty batters coming up. Putting Loup in for the 8th to match up against the lefties makes complete sense. Then Cecil would pitch the 9th.

 

If you disagree with me, you are just wrong. Sorry. You don't leave the rookie in to pitch the 8th with a 2-run lead when you have better options in the pen still.

Posted

On the good news side, the O's lost to Tampa (and were awful doing it.. striking out 13 times, and walked 8 batters!). And of course, the Sox lost to Philly, as their offense became non-existent tonight.. karma?

 

Hey, considering how good Pineda is, I'm not surprised we lost this one. Tomorrow could be a good one.. we don't know what Sabathia will bring.

Posted
Agreed. I'm not a fan of Castro in the bigs, but using him for 4 f***ing pitches is ridiculous. Either you trust him or you don't. If you don't, then send him down. Don't use him as a 1 batter guy.

 

This loss is definitely on Gibbons trying to be cute. Loup and especially Cecil dealt with bad luck, but stick with the hot hand. Loup looked wild as hell on Monday too.

 

and what kind of trust are you building in Loup who is a tailor made to pitch an 8th inning with 3 lefties in a row? He just stunk ass. The Gibbons hate on here is a bit much, he gave him the 3 lefties and pulled him for Cecil who pitched better than the result showed. Loup costed them this game, not Gibbons, nor Cecil.

Posted
I'll explain it to you. Jays winning by 2 runs, with 2 innings left. Our best guys are Loup and Cecil. There were 3 lefty batters coming up. Putting Loup in for the 8th to match up against the lefties makes complete sense. Then Cecil would pitch the 9th.

 

If you disagree with me, you are just wrong. Sorry. You don't leave the rookie in to pitch the 8th with a 2-run lead when you have better options in the pen still.

 

Plus, it was windy, cold and wet tonight as well.

Posted
You always walk their best hitter in that situation. If you don't then you are an idiot

 

Walking Teixeira was the right call, don't let some ridiculous poster fool you. It's only 1 game, but one common mistake some people are making is that they assume the bullpen will fix itself. I'm fine with giving Castro/Osuna a look but I can't believe they didn't go out and get any established arms this offseason.

Posted
What the hell just happened? I go out at 3-1 and the Jays cruising; I come back and we've lost? Holy crap - how? Why? Who?
Old-Timey Member
Posted
What the hell just happened? I go out at 3-1 and the Jays cruising; I come back and we've lost? Holy crap - how? Why? Who?

 

Cecil and Loup blew the game.

Posted
Loup was never good in the minors, he's only good as strictly a loogy guy. Gibby saying he's the setup man is just retarded.

 

He faced two lefties?

Posted
It's not Gibby's fault that Loup and Cecil couldn't get the job done. You can only blame Gibby if he runs them out there for the first month giving them opportunity after opportunity to turn it around while the team is blowing saves. Overreaction over one game? Yep.
Posted
What the hell just happened? I go out at 3-1 and the Jays cruising; I come back and we've lost? Holy crap - how? Why? Who?

 

Darn Chris Young.. that clutch double set up the inning. Can't completely blame Loup.. he was also likely wild due to the cold winds around Yankee Stadium tonight (a lot of potential HRs were knocked down tonight.)

Posted
Pulling Castro after throwing 4 pitches.

 

Seriously, it may feel nice and cozy in your living room, but at yankee stadium it was -8 with the wind chill. You have a rookie pitcher who throws a bunch of warm up pitches and then comes out and only needs 4 pitches to do his work, but then he goes and sits down and tightens up while you have loup warming up as the Jays are hitting. You'd rather throw a rookie who's freezing up on the bench than a veteran lefty specialist with great numbers against the upcoming lefties when he's loose from warming up as the Jays bat. That's some classic Gibby bashing. Just because things didn't work out doesn't mean Gibby made the wrong call.

Posted
Well now we know who to blame. Why the f*** did you leave?

 

I know - I feel like this is my fault. Had to deal with some urgent stuff. Yikes. It looks like everything that could have gone wrong did - typical Yankee Stadium loss. Somehow we angered the baseball gods in that place.

Posted

people are forgetting that the inning started with a blooper, that is a pop fly 9 out of 10 times, let it go, the team looks good. The kids are playing good.

 

I am the most pessimistic person here, however the ridicolous amounts of positives so far give me a lot of hope for this year

Posted
Sick of loups Walking or hitttinh a batter every outing routine though, don;t feel comfortable with him in at all.

 

Yeah, I mean he gets the outs but his walkrate is by far his weak spot. Having a clean inning is suppose to work to his benefit though but he just didn't have it.

Posted
everyone knew the bullpen was a huge question mark coming into this year and tonight seemed to confirm this

 

what..lol. I think cecil and loup will be just fine when the weather warm up. They both have funky delivery and it's not hard to understand the cold and wind giving them fits.

Posted
I'll explain it to you. Jays winning by 2 runs, with 2 innings left. Our best guys are Loup and Cecil. There were 3 lefty batters coming up. Putting Loup in for the 8th to match up against the lefties makes complete sense. Then Cecil would pitch the 9th.

 

If you disagree with me, you are just wrong. Sorry. You don't leave the rookie in to pitch the 8th with a 2-run lead when you have better options in the pen still.

 

Holy f*** what he said^^^

 

Baseball sucks, it doesn't always work out!!

Posted
I'll explain it to you. Jays winning by 2 runs, with 2 innings left. Our best guys are Loup and Cecil. There were 3 lefty batters coming up. Putting Loup in for the 8th to match up against the lefties makes complete sense. Then Cecil would pitch the 9th.

 

If you disagree with me, you are just wrong. Sorry. You don't leave the rookie in to pitch the 8th with a 2-run lead when you have better options in the pen still.

 

 

Yet he brought in Castro to bail out Dickey in the 7th. He also brought in another rookie, Osuna, to bail out Cecil and keep the game close. Why didn't he bring in one of the seasoned-vetrins like Redmond or Estrada instead of Osuna?

 

I guess your logic doesn't hold water.

 

 

Also, due up were Didi Gregorius, Elssbury and Gardner. You had to know they'd pinch hit for Gregorius and Ellsbury has hit Loup well in a SSS.

 

 

Anyway...

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
The Jays Centre Caretaker Fund
The Jays Centre Caretaker Fund

You all care about this site. The next step is caring for it. We’re asking you to caretake this site so it can remain the premier Blue Jays community on the internet.

×
×
  • Create New...