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Article: Twins Daily 2018 Awards: Pitcher of the Year
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Posted 05 October 2018 - 11:43 AM
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Posted 05 October 2018 - 12:01 PM
Odorizzi has to average more than 5 innings a start. His overall numbers are fine, but it weighs on the bullpen too much to go short as often as he did. If you have three or four guys that average six or more, then you can get away with an Odorizzi at #4 or #5.
I would like to see the Twins stick with 12 pitchers all year and maybe juggle a little and have 11 for some period of time. That would require having guys that more often than not work into the seventh inning. I'm hopeful Pineda and Meija (or Stewart or Gonsalves) are able to go deep pretty often.
i Agree too many short starts, but I was surprised he was 26th in innings pitched in the AL.
The Twins had 3 pitchers in the top 26, that is above average.
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