Yeah, I was just gonna share that in here as well. I'd honestly feel a little better if it was a dead arm period and this isn't just who he is now out of nowhere (though he's thrown 200+ innings if we include the postseason for five straight years, and we know pitchers break, so who knows). Making matters worse, this is a horrible week to give a guy rest with the 7 games in 6 days. But I do think it's at least partly factoring into his command issues as you said. And giving up a homer to the first batter with your 90-mph fastball has to only put that thought into your head more. He probably doesn't trust his stuff right now, for good reason. His walk/9 numbers are over double what they were with the Cubs last year. His walk percentage is well above any season. His whole game is locating his fastball on the edges or elevating it, and mixing in the curveball. He can afford to make more mistakes at 92-94 but at 90-91 a lot more are gonna get cranked. And hitters are catching up to the pitches on the corners and letter high now more at 90 mph. So naturally he's just nibbling/getting further and further off the plate. It's definitely concerning, but hopefully it's just a dead arm or early-season weirdness where it takes time to make the velocity jump (like we've witnessed with Arrieta and Hendricks). I’m maybe thinking too that weirdly being back on regular 4-5 day rest could help. He seemed to be really screwed around with especially early on, he had the crazy Braves horsefeathers weather game then think another start right after that or before that with like 7-8 days rest.