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I don’t know what Happ’s bat speed looks like these days but right there he looked so overmatched.

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Just now, Soul said:

I don’t know what Happ’s bat speed looks like these days but right there he looked so overmatched.

In his defense, that's the best pitcher in baseball throwing arguably the best pitch in baseball. Most people look overmatched there.

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2 minutes ago, Jason Ross said:

In his defense, that's the best pitcher in baseball throwing arguably the best pitch in baseball. Most people look overmatched there.

That’s fair.

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3 hours ago, Snott said:

I’m still mad about 69.  And giving. Schwab’s away.  Just letting him go. Rickets the real estate guy. Reminds me of another stupid guy

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Just now, Funky-daddy said:

Bregman went into tonight 11th in fwar for position players. Pretty amazing second half 

I am so very happy to have been wrong about him.  I was very concerned about how his Cubs career began for the first few months.

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Figured there’s an 87% chance the brewers scored after getting a weak contact IF single with 2 outs and no one on. Thats how it always starts 

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Ok, I keep hearing that a relief pitcher HAS to be able to pitch back to back days to be useful and I'm getting a little tired of that narrative.

There are 8+ guys in a bullpen.  Is it really that critical that every single guy has to be able to pitch back to back?  I understand that ideally everyone in the pen is available everyday, but that seems to be oversimplifying things a bit.  I think you can afford to carry a reliever that can't pitch back to back if they can be a productive pitcher once every 2-3 days.

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1 minute ago, Irrelevant Dude said:

Ok, I keep hearing that a relief pitcher HAS to be able to pitch back to back days to be useful and I'm getting a little tired of that narrative.

There are 8+ guys in a bullpen.  Is it really that critical that every single guy has to be able to pitch back to back?  I understand that ideally everyone in the pen is available everyday, but that seems to be oversimplifying things a bit.  I think you can afford to carry a reliever that can't pitch back to back if they can be a productive pitcher once every 2-3 days.

Yeah, I'd take Miller or Steele twice a week over horsefeathers Trent Thornton

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