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2 minutes ago, UMFan83 said:

3 home runs allowed today. We have to be getting close to some sort of record

Orioles 305 in 2019

They already broke their own single season mark of 223 set last season, they have given up 227 now.

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4 minutes ago, chibears55 said:

Every pitcher but Palencia gave up a 2 run homer tonight 🙄🙄

Yeah - Palencia threw two horsefeathers pitches, soooooo he wouldn’t have let us down with a homer allowed if he would have pitched longer. 
This team has the talent to beat any team, but this pitching staff is straight ass, so my expectations are very low for a playoff birth, and if they make it in, most likely an early exit. This bullpen is just absolutely garbage 🗑️ 

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4 minutes ago, chibears55 said:

Orioles 305 in 2019

They already broke their own single season mark of 223 set last season, they have given up 227 now.

What about not in 2019. The ball was super huiced that year and everyone hit a ton of home runs.

EDIT: Statmuse says 258 by the 2021 Orioles. The four above them are all from 2019 and a fifth from 2019 is tied with the 2021 Orioles.

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Leaving wrigley. Another kick in the nuts night. Was also at the game they blew a 5-0 lead earlier in June.

 

not a fun season!

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So if the Padres and DBacks win we’re looking at 

Cubs —

Phillies 0.5

Padres 0.5

———————-

Diamondbacks 3.0

 

10 to go…

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2 minutes ago, soccer10k said:

What about not in 2019. The ball was super huiced that year and everyone hit a ton of home runs.

They gave up 195 in 2019

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hoyer and hawkins prob thought they were so cool when they did their brad pitt/jonah hill routine about how the rest of mlb is wrong to be chasing velo and they’re gonna do it with $6 mil oft injured junkballers. 

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I’m looking around for the dude who runs our fabled pitch academy.  If you see him, let me know.

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When people keep saying we have the talent to beat any team, who exactly is that talent in the bullpen?  

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Honestly our playoff staff should just be a bunch of people prepared to pitch multiple innings....doesnt matter who the starter is or who comes in after.  5 inning max for Holmes and Gausman, everyone else be prepared to go 3-4 innings

3-5 inning guys:

Holmes
Gausman
Imanaga
Boyd
Assad
Civale
Peterson
Steele (ok probably not stretched out but maybe 2)
Rea
Cabrera
----

1 inning guys: 

Rollison
Palencia
Zeferjahn


No Webb, no Thielbar, no Thornton, etc

I'll let the smart people determine who should be paired up together but an example would be

G1: Holmes (5), Civale (3), Rollison (1)

G2: Gausman (5), Peterson (4)

G3: Imanaga (3), Boyd (3), Steele (2), Zeferjahn (1)

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17 minutes ago, NorthsideAvenger said:

One day closer to the end of the season. 

Im setting myself up into thinking they just have 12-13 games left, I just dont have faith in this pitching to hold teams under 4-5 runs.

 

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4 minutes ago, UMFan83 said:

Honestly our playoff staff should just be a bunch of people prepared to pitch multiple innings....doesnt matter who the starter is or who comes in after.  5 inning max for Holmes and Gausman, everyone else be prepared to go 3-4 innings

3-5 inning guys:

Holmes
Gausman
Imanaga
Boyd
Assad
Civale
Peterson
Steele (ok probably not stretched out but maybe 2)
Rea
Cabrera
----

1 inning guys: 

Rollison
Palencia
Zeferjahn


No Webb, no Thielbar, no Thornton, etc

I'll let the smart people determine who should be paired up together but an example would be

G1: Holmes (5), Civale (3), Rollison (1)

G2: Gausman (5), Peterson (4)

G3: Imanaga (3), Boyd (3), Steele (2), Zeferjahn (1)

You could probably get away with it in the WC round best of 3, and hope its good enough to hold opponent under 5 runs, but then you need to hope the bats are scoring 4-5 runs, off their top 2 starters and best bullpen arms in a 3 game series 

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29 minutes ago, NorthsideAvenger said:

One day closer to the end of the season. 

PCA might be having the greatest individual Cubs season you'll ever see in your lifetime. Don't let a piss poor bullpen have you lose sight of that. 

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13 minutes ago, UMFan83 said:

Honestly our playoff staff should just be a bunch of people prepared to pitch multiple innings....doesnt matter who the starter is or who comes in after.  5 inning max for Holmes and Gausman, everyone else be prepared to go 3-4 innings

3-5 inning guys:

Holmes
Gausman
Imanaga
Boyd
Assad
Civale
Peterson
Steele (ok probably not stretched out but maybe 2)
Rea
Cabrera
----

1 inning guys: 

Rollison
Palencia
Zeferjahn


No Webb, no Thielbar, no Thornton, etc

I'll let the smart people determine who should be paired up together but an example would be

G1: Holmes (5), Civale (3), Rollison (1)

G2: Gausman (5), Peterson (4)

G3: Imanaga (3), Boyd (3), Steele (2), Zeferjahn (1)

That could be how it turns out, tbh

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6 minutes ago, ILMindState said:

PCA might be having the greatest individual Cubs season you'll ever see in your lifetime. Don't let a piss poor bullpen have you lose sight of that. 

We’ll always have 2016….and 2026 PCA.

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2 minutes ago, ILMindState said:

PCA might be having the greatest individual Cubs season you'll ever see in your lifetime. Don't let a piss poor bullpen have you lose sight of that. 

PCA is the only reason I am still watching. 

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Has a team ever hit the most home runs in a season and also allowed the most? Because the Cubs have given up the most so far (one ahead of the A's) and are one behind the Yankees for most homers hit.

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53 minutes ago, UMFan83 said:

Honestly our playoff staff should just be a bunch of people prepared to pitch multiple innings....doesnt matter who the starter is or who comes in after.  5 inning max for Holmes and Gausman, everyone else be prepared to go 3-4 innings

3-5 inning guys:

Holmes
Gausman
Imanaga
Boyd
Assad
Civale
Peterson
Steele (ok probably not stretched out but maybe 2)
Rea
Cabrera
----

1 inning guys: 

Rollison
Palencia
Zeferjahn


No Webb, no Thielbar, no Thornton, etc

I'll let the smart people determine who should be paired up together but an example would be

G1: Holmes (5), Civale (3), Rollison (1)

G2: Gausman (5), Peterson (4)

G3: Imanaga (3), Boyd (3), Steele (2), Zeferjahn (1)

I like your idea, well, kind of.  Our pitching situation is pretty much chaos right now.  I don't even know who should pitch after Holmes (assuming he keeps pitching well for 2? more starts).  Peterson has been actually pretty good, so is Shota (the last 2 starts and basically, the 2nd half of the season).  Gausman has 50/50, or maybe, 55/45 chance he pitches well.  Otherwise, he sucks.  Boyd needs to pitch better.  We can't really trust anybody in the pen, maybe, Civale and Rolison, but they're not high leverage guys, especially Civale.   It's not very good.  Every one of them, including Assad needs to step up.

I'm not counting on Steele at all.

The Phillies and the Padres lost tonight.  Shota and the pen should pitch well tomorrow.  

Edited by mk49
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For what it’s worth, Cabrera has a 2.4 ERA this year in the first inning. As a 1 inning guy I’d try him out. In no way should this inspire optimism just to be clear.

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