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Davis hit a HR today, he’s ready. Time to retire Heyward. Or let him caddy for Davis to “show him the ropesTM”.
Haven't you heard? Heyward has 3 hits already!

 

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I'm guessing the wind is blowing in, we've had a few deep ones knocked down. Wisdom hit that one pretty dang hard
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David Ross at his finest. Always has to keep the pitcher in just a bit too long.

 

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They're up 7 runs, Steele was under 70 pitches, and 7-8-9 is due up, I think we can be okay with him going out there

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David Ross at his finest. Always has to keep the pitcher in just a bit too long.

 

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They're up 7 runs, Steele was under 70 pitches, and 7-8-9 is due up, I think we can be okay with him going out there

Typical Ross, letting his starter throw 77 pitches with a 7 run lead and a shutout going in the 5th

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David Ross at his finest. Always has to keep the pitcher in just a bit too long.

 

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They're up 7 runs, Steele was under 70 pitches, and 7-8-9 is due up, I think we can be okay with him going out there

It's just an unnecessary risk to a guy who hasn't pitched much this spring. It worked out, but it's early to be stretching guys out.

 

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David Ross at his finest. Always has to keep the pitcher in just a bit too long.

 

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They're up 7 runs, Steele was under 70 pitches, and 7-8-9 is due up, I think we can be okay with him going out there

 

Yeah I wanted to pull him after 4 because he seemed to be getting wonbly, but after those insurance runs leaving him in was a no brainer to leave him in

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David Ross at his finest. Always has to keep the pitcher in just a bit too long.

 

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They're up 7 runs, Steele was under 70 pitches, and 7-8-9 is due up, I think we can be okay with him going out there

It's just an unnecessary risk to a guy who hasn't pitched much this spring. It worked out, but it's early to be stretching guys out.

 

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On the contrary, I think taking the opportunity to stretch a guy out in a low stress situation is ideal, particularly when a guy hasn't thrown a ton in the spring and is going to need to provide innings through the year.

 

EDIT: And we're talking 77 pitches here, not like he's throwing 120.

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I'd like to see Keegan get 2, and then Rucker and Roberts each to get an inning. Get guys into the action sooner rather than later.
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It is *extremely* early obviously, but Patrick Wisdom's made contact with more than 75% of his swings so far. It takes a lot more than two games, but this is something where changes become meaningful pretty quickly. If he's still north of 70% a week from now it might be a story.
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At some point we’re gonna have to charge the mound against the Brewers. 4 HBP already in this series continuing a trend from last year
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At some point we’re gonna have to charge the mound against the Brewers. 4 HBP already in this series continuing a trend from last year

Why waste player ejections on the Brewers? The Cubs are about to be 2-0 against them. Wins matter more.

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At some point we’re gonna have to charge the mound against the Brewers. 4 HBP already in this series continuing a trend from last year

They should retaliate by hitting the Brewers' best hitter.

 

Based on the first two games here, it looks like that is still Ryan Braun.

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