beckdawg
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In 36 innings with the cubs Hamels has dropped his season ERA from 4.72 to 3.76.
Debbie D.
We'll see if those 114 pitches his last start has any affect on him tonight...
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Curious as to how you came to the conclusion that it not having much impact on him tonightNot a lot of impact, regardless of the pitch count. It's a super-humid night and the breaking balls aren't acting right for either pitcher. Add to that an ump who has a really bizarre zone, and we're seeing seeing him go deeper into counts than he otherwise might.
DeGrom may look like God out there, but he has less than his normal movement. It's still coming in at 98, but it's coming in pretty straight. So, neither guy has his absolute best stuff tonight.
That said, deGrom looks like he's going to go deeper into the game than Hamels. We may have to depend on our bullpen to keep us close until we can get to the Mets' 'pen.
Curious as to how you came to the conclusion that it not having much impact on him tonight
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Not a lot of impact, regardless of the pitch count. It's a super-humid night and the breaking balls aren't acting right for either pitcher. Add to that an ump who has a really bizarre zone, and we're seeing seeing him go deeper into counts than he otherwise might.
DeGrom may look like God out there, but he has less than his normal movement. It's still coming in at 98, but it's coming in pretty straight. So, neither guy has his absolute best stuff tonight.
That said, deGrom looks like he's going to go deeper into the game than Hamels. We may have to depend on our bullpen to keep us close until we can get to the Mets' 'pen.
Ok......Except for the breaking balls, which aren't working well for either guy, Hamels' velo is right up where it's been since we got him, and he's not showing a noticeable lack of command, at least to my eye.
That's how I came to the conclusion -- I figure that if a high pitch count would affect him, it would primarily be in velo and secondarily in command. Not really seeing anything obvious in either area. But, again, I qualify that conclusion by noting environmental and other variable factors.
Why did they have Baez playing so deep and up the middle for DeGrom..
Cost them a run
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Except for the breaking balls, which aren't working well for either guy, Hamels' velo is right up where it's been since we got him, and he's not showing a noticeable lack of command, at least to my eye.
That's how I came to the conclusion -- I figure that if a high pitch count would affect him, it would primarily be in velo and secondarily in command. Not really seeing anything obvious in either area. But, again, I qualify that conclusion by noting environmental and other variable factors.
This would make for a good discussion during the off-season. Worst FA signings by Epstein. Hendry's was Bradley.The only acquisition worse than this guy is Chatwood....he's just taking up a bullpen seat.
Seems like the clutch hits mostly come from the same guys.....Caratini isn't one of them.
He's fucking garbage. Still can't believe Epstein couldn't find a vet catcher on the waiver wire that at least has defensive skills. Caratini is a weak hitting C that doesn't bring much behind the plate as well.