Bassitt is probably saying he is good for an inning tonight, and he probably should be.
I don't really know if the three days in a row thing matters.
It matters for normal relievers because they go out there and air it out every night.
We have no idea what Bassitt's exertion was on individual pitches last night or the night before.
In a normal start the dude will have 4 or 5 up-downs and throw 15-20 pitches in 5 or 6 consecutive innings. So in relation to that, 8 pitches on a Monday, then 20 with one up-down on a Tuesday, and then one inning on a Wednesday, should not be problematic at all.
BUT if he was actually airing it out last night, it could be an issue.
Hopefully he's not even needed. I mean they have Hoffman, Seranthony, and Fisher rested now, and Fluharty can go again since he only threw 4 pitches.
Trey 5.1 innings, Fluharty 0.2, to Fisher to Seranthony to Hoffman ball game.