Maybe this is the answer for Marquez but even after this start, do you feel confident in him? I would as he faces the horrifically damaged Mets lineup next. Marquez shelved his curveball here, going to Huascar Ynoaroute and boasting 90% four-seamers and sliders. German Marquez vs ARI (W) – 7.0 IP, 0 ER, 4 Hits, 3 BBs, 8 Ks – 14 Whiffs, 27% CSW, 103 pitches. This is the right kind of Ian we want to see. Your changeup had plenty fewer waste pitches than we normally see, while your curveball landed in the zone a ton. Well done Ian, you took advantage of a poor offense and you did so without issuing a single walk. Ian Anderson vs PIT (W) – 6.0 IP, 0 ER, 6 Hits, 0 BBs, 6 Ks – 13 Whiffs, 29% CSW, 92 pitches. Bauer has earned his Top 5 SP status, giving you all the volume you want as he went 126 pitches in this one. Trevor Bauer SF (W) – 6.1 IP, 0 ER, 2 Hits, 4 BBs, 11 Ks – 16 Whiffs, 33% CSW, 126 pitches.Īces gonna ace. That’s a borderline call, I’m leaning go for it. It is two out of three starts we’ve seen it now, though he does have to host the Jays next. The question is if The Bearcan stay in rhythm. Great pitch separation with cutters/four-seamers up, curveballs down, and sinkers/changeups away from right-handers. That’s a King Coleas Monty dominated with his curveball and sinker, earning 50% CSW marks on both, while getting strikes with changeups and cutters as well. On the other side of Rodón was The Bear, who looked like the man we saw two starts ago versus the Rays. Jordan Montgomery vs CWS (ND) – 7.0 IP, 0 ER, 4 Hits, 0 BBs, 11 Ks – 17 Whiffs, 40% CSW, 90 pitches. Start without fear and I’m very tempted to stamp that AGA label soon.
The dude is dope and makes you feel dope. It added up to a Gallows Poleand all of our confidence moving forward. This game was so good. It was a proper test for Rodón as he struggled in his previous game and what does he do? Why go from averaging 94/95 mph to 96.3 mph. And let’s throw in 11/32 slider whiffs for good measure. The man had just one strikeout, after all – HAISTFMFWT?! Carlos Rodón NYY (ND) – 6.0 IP, 0 ER, 2 Hits, 0 BBs, 13 Ks – 23 Whiffs, 36% CSW, 95 pitches. Please stay away from this everywhere, but you don’t need me to tell you that. This isn’t even Flexen in the mirror, this is bow-Flexen as he hits the gym trying to correct what he’s done to himself.
I just wanted that WOW start, you know?Ĭhris Flexen SD (L) – 1.2 IP, 8 ER, 10 Hits, 1 BBs, 1 Ks – 5 Whiffs, 21% CSW, 67 pitches. h Chris. Changeup was solid, so that’s cool, and he’s in a good enough place to be great against the Brewers next week. This is a man that thrives up with four-seamers, not down. SEA (W) – 6.0 IP, 1 ER, 3 Hits, 2 BBs, 6 Ks – 14 Whiffs, 34% CSW, 91 pitches. Yes, the Mariners seem to be a cure for every pitcher out there, though I will say that Paddack didn’t quite have the fastball command I’ve been looking for, featuring too many heaters down the middle and accidentally low in the zone. Finally. Please don’t overthink this, Nola is still the man you want.Ĭhris Paddack vs. Nola still has the skills you want from him and while we’re not thrilled he needed 98 pitches for 15 outs, he has his respite coming as he gets Miami next. His curveball was stupid amazing with a 67% CSW, making up for an evening when his changeup wasn’t there. The man had 17 whiffs and a 37% CSW here with nine strikeouts, after all. That’s an atrocity of a schedule and even through it, Nola has performed. You know what four of those five matchups have been? Coors, BOS. Do you feel as if he’s not an ace? His ERA certainly has risen considerably as of late – A 3.94 ERA doesn’t seem ace-like! – and you’re worried the Top 10 SP you drafted can’t be depended on. I feel like y’all want to talk about Aaron Nolaas after going 5.0 IP, 4 ER, 7 Hits, 1 BBs, 9 Ks against the Red Sox, Nola has now allowed at least 3 ER in five of his last six games. Aaron Nola vs BOS (L) – 5.0 IP, 4 ER, 7 Hits, 1 BBs, 9 Ks – 17 Whiffs, 37% CSW, 98 pitches.
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