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Not if you’re willing to go down in flames. At some point you just aim right down the middle and see what happens. Either your stuff is good enough to pitch in the league or it isn’t. Walks are usually a result of a pitcher subconsciously not wanting an answer to that question. https://t.co/ml5SdgUfJU
5 years ago I asked a baseball executive about this... the feeling was ‘if we burn out a mid-reliever? We got a bunch of guys that throw 95’. As @Joelsherman1 points out, they don’t always have command and hitters have caught up. The trend is not good-time to be a contrarian
1st team that stretches their young SPs to 120-130 pitch count by the time they get to the big leagues will win. Burning out mid-relievers is not working. SPs need to learn how to go through a line-up more than twice. From @Joelsherman1 https://t.co/LeMvzpYzJl
That’s right, Grant. Pace of play? Games get real slow after the 5th inning.
@DaleMurphy3 There has to be some happy medium for sure. The glut of relievers and that burn out rate is not good for the game, perhaps more so than any other single factor. In fact, it may be contributing to some of the other factors (pace of play etc.),
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