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  1. This is very common. Boston do it as well. Teams are cutting 4 seam fastball usage everywhere pretty much as much as possible. When we signed him his breaking stuff was supposed to be good. After looking into it more, you can't really take fisher back up that soon so there is no real point sending him down to work on things. He is an absolute gas can though right now. Runs FOUR outings in a row is pretty unusually bad for any reliever. Probably unluckily bad. They need to essentially put him in the Nance spot. Give him lowest possible leverage and let him figure it out. I also figure that preserving the option is probably a good idea.
  2. This feels like one of those games. Tons of double plays and they find holes.
  3. Oof that felt like it could be a big inning, but maybe we can get out of it.
  4. That was a good knock, right at the fielder.
  5. Don't complain Jeff, you put that runner on.
  6. I said when did he give up runs three outings in a row.
  7. That does not look correct from game logs.
  8. When was the last time he gave up runs three outings in a row?
  9. He's been a good reliever for like months. This is an appropriate time in his career where he rotates down when he scuffles. He's not a vet. He has options. If you can send fluharty down or fisher down, you can absolutely send Varland down. I'm not sure how people got gaslit into thinking we traded for aroldis chapman or some elite guy.
  10. Fisher has been really good this year. Varland has not been for multiple outings now. If he has options,,, what is the problem? He can sort himself out by sept 1.
  11. Varland has options right? I can't really see how you can justify fisher in triple A and this guy in the show.
  12. Interesting video on Tong, Tolle and Yesavage. He's lowest on Yesavage essentially because all his pitches are arm side. I wish he would have went more into whether there was anything he could do to change that. He seems very high on Tolle.
  13. Schneider doesn't sound too worried in the post game interview.
  14. Mild strains can be just a few weeks. Bad ones could be months.
  15. Hope Vlad is ok, but otherwise just bin this one and move on.
  16. The athletic just had an article up with the top 25 free agents for next year. There actually is some intriguing starting pitching out there this winter which is great timing for us. I think we should be able to put together a rotation similar to this year before factoring in any internal movers. I have no idea how to replace Bichette. Gimenez seems like the most likely one for one. I'd also like to see Loperfido get a full run at it next year.
  17. 5-4 over the last nine is great work. Hope for 6-3 over the next 9. Especially as they probably got the dodgers two best pitchers and the rangers two best.
  18. Possible 55 hit with 55 power and the arm to play third base is crazy upside.
  19. I think the fly ball revolution works best for guys with 45/50 power. Get the bat out early, and pull as much as you can in the air, and you can get as many home runs as someone with 55/60 power gets spraying line drives. There's just more available power to the pull side. Isaac Paredes is an example of this approach.
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