No issues with the taillon pull. He’s been consistently bad, third time through, etc. Cuas is not a good pitcher and shouldn’t be trusted. But we don’t have enough good pitchers to totally avoid those kinds of dicey situations. Keegan falling apart hurt, smyly and kilian not having their stuff play up in the pen hurts, settling on Cuas as your only bullpen pickup really hurts, just because that seems the easiest one to avoid. Additional days off in October should help with some of that, but, as you mentioned, some of these guys are venturing into unexplored territory, innings wise.
it’s weird because I feel like the last few years they’ve been really good about finding reliever projects and flipping them for prospects. This year we could have just used the pitchers, but nothing really developed.