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12 minutes ago, gruber9292 said:

After 95 pitches giving up 2ER over 5 innings being inconsistent all day, that should have been it for Soriano today. Horrible decision by JS, especially with an off day tomorrow. 

Agreed, he looked shaky in the 5th. Not sure why he was given the rope to load the bases in the 6th.

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3 minutes ago, Spanky__99 said:

We watching the same game?

Maybe not, sportsnet showed little in after fisher walked in a run I’m just checking in with the app

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Not watching the game. Gameday had Little in the game. Fluharty at least made sense there. I guess all white LH relievers look the same to whoever handles the Gameday scoring.

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3 minutes ago, Stangstag said:

Agreed, he looked shaky in the 5th. Not sure why he was given the rope to load the bases in the 6th.

I don't understand this either. Soriano was sitting mid to high 90's pitch count coming out of the 5th and this was a perfect opportunity to remove him and allow him to end on a high note. Schneider takes heat for not allowing his starters to go deeper into games but this outing illustrated perfectly how it's better to remove a starter a little too soon vs leaving him in too long. 

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4 minutes ago, Stangstag said:

Agreed, he looked shaky in the 5th. Not sure why he was given the rope to load the bases in the 6th.

I think most people were looking at it like a "take the money and run" type of event after the fifth. To allow him back in the game after 95 pitches to boot is one thing, but to sit there and watch him load the bases is one for the ages. 

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Just now, gruber9292 said:

I think most people were looking at it like a "take the money and run" type of event after the fifth. To allow him back in the game after 95 pitches to boot is one thing, but to sit there and watch him load the bases is one for the ages. 

That felt a lot like how Schneider would leave Hoffman in the game far too long and leave an essentially impossible mess for the rest of the bullpen to clean up.

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2 minutes ago, max silver said:

I don't understand this either. Soriano was sitting mid to high 90's pitch count coming out of the 5th and this was a perfect opportunity to remove him and allow him to end on a high note. Schneider takes heat for not allowing his starters to go deeper into games but this outing illustrated perfectly how it's better to remove a starter a little too soon vs leaving him in too long. 

Or you just use common sense to see when a pitcher is dealing vs a pitcher struggling and make your decisions based off that...

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2 minutes ago, max silver said:

That felt a lot like how Schneider would leave Hoffman in the game far too long and leave an essentially impossible mess for the rest of the bullpen to clean up.

Handling a pitching staff isn't one of JS' strengths that's for sure. 

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