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After the 2nd inning he was topping out at 91/92 though

 

I know, i just was pimping the guy. He's an "end rotation" guy ALA Paul Maholm

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If you can throw 96 all day, sure. Not if you're 91-92 touching 96...

 

I know, I just spoke about his peak speed.

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Really don't know what to make of him from this start... no walks is great, K's were great, but the HRs. Seems to me he was a bit unlucky and did get squeezed by the ump a few times, so perhaps we can expect better. I think he may be able to help the team though.
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Really don't know what to make of him from this start... no walks is great, K's were great, but the HRs. Seems to me he was a bit unlucky and did get squeezed by the ump a few times, so perhaps we can expect better. I think he may be able to help the team though.

 

 

He was fine and should be fine as a # 4/5. Bigger issue on this team is the lack of a top of the rotation starter.

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He was fine and should be fine as a # 4/5. Bigger issue on this team is the lack of a top of the rotation starter.

 

Jays have lots of back of the rotation type guys. nothing close to an ace or a number 2 though

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Jays have lots of back of the rotation type guys. nothing close to an ace or a number 2 though

 

 

Which is what I said. Although, they do have one, but he be injured.

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Jays have lots of back of the rotation type guys. nothing close to an ace or a number 2 though

 

We've basically won all our games with the bats, forget the exact number but when we scored less than 4 (?) we only won a couple. Pitching has got to win you a few too when the bats aren't going.

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Really don't know what to make of him from this start... no walks is great, K's were great, but the HRs. Seems to me he was a bit unlucky and did get squeezed by the ump a few times, so perhaps we can expect better. I think he may be able to help the team though.

 

It's not the umpire fault that the ball traveled that far, 3 times.

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The Jays' rotation is so uninspiring right now that if Boyd was their best SP for the rest of the year, most of us wouldn't even be that surprised
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Which is what I said. Although, they do have one, but he be injured.

 

not having Stroman is horrible.

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The Jays' rotation is so uninspiring right now that if Boyd was their best SP for the rest of the year, most of us wouldn't even be that surprised

 

surprised that Estrada has dominated 2 games in a row.... and is our hottest pitcher just now.

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It's not the umpire fault that the ball traveled that far, 3 times.

 

No but he got squeezed, one time in particular, then he left it out... bad calls can screw with your rhythm.

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He was good today. No walks, high K's, and HR rate that won't stick even at Rogers Centre.

 

He'll be fine. Whether he'll be fine for the Jays or another team a month from now is the question.

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It felt to me like Boyd was missing his spots a lot today (not unusual for a guy making his first start), and he doesn't have the raw stuff to do that a lot. The fact he's been able to keep the walks down while inducing a lot of whiffs suggests to me that the command is normally there in addition to the control.

 

He actually kind of reminds me of Hutch (from the left side) when he first came up.

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ERA, FIP, xFIP, SIERA, PENIS no matter what............3 dingers are 3 dingers.

 

Who cares? He won't give up three homers every time, not even close, that's what the predictive stats are trying to tell you. I'm much happier about his fantastic K/BB ratio and the induced swinging strikes than I am worried that he gave up a few homers.

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ERA, FIP, xFIP, SIERA, PENIS no matter what............3 dingers are 3 dingers.

 

Whats the park adjusted dinger stat for a 3/game avg? :)

 

He looked ok. 1 start. he deserves another. no BBs and good K rate.

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Who cares? He won't give up three homers every time, not even close, that's what the predictive stats are trying to tell you. I'm much happier about his fantastic K/BB ratio and the induced swinging strikes than I am worried that he gave up a few homers.

 

Whats the park adjusted dinger stat for a 3/game avg? :)

 

He looked ok. 1 start. he deserves another. no BB, good K rate and 4.05 HR/9 .

 

lol

 

It isn't about of seeking the stat that make Boyd look good. The kid just need to keep the ball inside of the park, and the umpire doesn't have the fault.

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I just rewatched his start, every pitch, all I could think was, holy s***, he was set up to fail, terrible framing by Navarro, and almost every AB, there was a solid strike he threw that was called a ball. The homeruns Moreland and Odor hit came off 3-1 counts where he basically grooved a fastball. Liked him though, basically Beuhrle with a decent fastball.
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Who cares? He won't give up three homers every time, not even close, that's what the predictive stats are trying to tell you. I'm much happier about his fantastic K/BB ratio and the induced swinging strikes than I am worried that he gave up a few homers.

 

Do you need predictive stats to tell you a guy won't give up 3 homers per start? He seemed ok, and gets a definite pass for his major league debut. He's not a special pitcher but could be a good back end guy IMO. Still should be dealt soon.

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This is amazing, defending Sanchez like he's Chris Carpenter but Boyd does well and they're ready to ship him out because he gave up 3 homeruns in one game
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This is amazing, defending Sanchez like he's Chris Carpenter but Boyd does well and they're ready to ship him out because he gave up 3 homeruns in one game

 

Did people say that? I'm ready to ship out both of them...

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This is amazing, defending Sanchez like he's Chris Carpenter but Boyd does well and they're ready to ship him out because he gave up 3 homeruns in one game

 

Lmao

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This is amazing, defending Sanchez like he's Chris Carpenter but Boyd does well and they're ready to ship him out because he gave up 3 homeruns in one game

 

truth

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I just rewatched his start, every pitch, all I could think was, holy s***, he was set up to fail, terrible framing by Navarro, and almost every AB, there was a solid strike he threw that was called a ball. The homeruns Moreland and Odor hit came off 3-1 counts where he basically grooved a fastball. Liked him though, basically Beuhrle with a decent fastball.

 

Lol

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