Twindy Verified Member Posted May 23 Posted May 23 7 minutes ago, Patzky said: I don't know if trotting him out for another inning is a great idea. Morris and Rogers are there, as is Sim 🤞 I see what you’re saying, but he is supposed to be a long relief guy so here goes. 😀 Patzky 1
Heiny Verified Member Posted May 23 Posted May 23 1 minute ago, PseudoSABR said: I wished I lived in the world with such wealth of riches. There simply aren't enough qualified pitchers to fill the bullpen, so you work with what you have, not what you wish to be there. sometimes you work with what you have because you trade away a very good bullpen and haven't made sure whats left can throw an occasional strike. Patzky 1
RpR Verified Member Posted May 23 Posted May 23 Rojas low pitches seems to sucker in the batters. Patzky 1
PseudoSABR Verified Member Posted May 23 Posted May 23 Just now, Heiny said: sometimes you work with what you have because you trade away a very good bullpen and haven't made sure whats left can throw an occasional strike. That's nearly a year-old itch at this point. With the GM already gone. I'm not sure how productive it is to revisit it. I for one am glad Rojas is getting some experience out the bullpen, even if he struggles with control. Twindy, Patzky and Western SD Fan 3
sampleSizeOfOne Verified Member Posted May 23 Posted May 23 Now we just got to get more outs than runs...
Heiny Verified Member Posted May 23 Posted May 23 Just now, PseudoSABR said: That's nearly a year-old itch at this point. With the GM already gone. I'm not sure how productive it is to revisit it. I for one am glad Rojas is getting some experience out the bullpen, even if he struggles with control. my itch still itches
Patzky Old-Timey Member Posted May 23 Posted May 23 Just now, PseudoSABR said: That's nearly a year-old itch at this point. With the GM already gone. I'm not sure how productive it is to revisit it. I for one am glad Rojas is getting some experience out the bullpen, even if he struggles with control. Funderburk has a long history with the Twins and his control isn't any better than Rojas' Church of Kreidler, RpR and PseudoSABR 1 2
Heiny Verified Member Posted May 23 Posted May 23 Just now, Patzky said: Funderburk has a long history with the Twins and his control isn't any better than Rojas' And now he is where he belongs. mrtwinsfan 1
h2oface Old-Timey Member Posted May 23 Posted May 23 Rojas is a starter. Piggybacked. I don’t risk the rest of the (unreliable, better lately) pen when Rojas is dealing. But they will. I don’t like it.
Patzky Old-Timey Member Posted May 23 Posted May 23 Be a shame to let this one get away.. mrtwinsfan 1
Twindy Verified Member Posted May 23 Posted May 23 Morris is just overthrowing. Settle down boy you can do it! mrtwinsfan 1
Western SD Fan Verified Member Posted May 23 Posted May 23 I don't mind the role that Rojas is in currently. Being able to go multi-inning relief is what the current MLB demands. We have found many of good starter toiling in long relief and he still gets the pressure of getting into and out of jams, like a starter. I don't think this was a piggyback situation. If it was, I would have expected SWR instead of Rojas.
h2oface Old-Timey Member Posted May 23 Posted May 23 6 minutes ago, h2oface said: Rojas is a starter. Piggybacked. I don’t risk the rest of the (unreliable, better lately) pen when Rojas is dealing. But they will. I don’t like it. I still don’t like it even more, now. Patzky 1
Heiny Verified Member Posted May 23 Posted May 23 Yoshida ---- is he one of those Germans that bombed Pearl Harbor????? Craig Arko 1
h2oface Old-Timey Member Posted May 23 Posted May 23 2 minutes ago, Western SD Fan said: I don't mind the role that Rojas is in currently. Being able to go multi-inning relief is what the current MLB demands. We have found many of good starter toiling in long relief and he still gets the pressure of getting into and out of jams, like a starter. I don't think this was a piggyback situation. If it was, I would have expected SWR instead of Rojas. SWR would be my last choice in this pen for any outing. Parfigliano and mrtwinsfan 2
Twindy Verified Member Posted May 23 Posted May 23 Nice play by the middle infielders. That was difficult. Western SD Fan 1
Western SD Fan Verified Member Posted May 23 Posted May 23 Just now, Twindy said: Nice play by the middle infielders. That was difficult. Like the decision by Kreidler as well knowing he wasn't getting two. Too many infielders try to rush that exchange and drop the ball and get none.
Parfigliano Verified Member Posted May 23 Posted May 23 29 minutes ago, Heiny said: I propose pitchers learn control before getting to the bigs Where's the fun in that? Patzky, Church of Kreidler and mrtwinsfan 2 1
lecroy24fan Verified Member Posted May 23 Posted May 23 6 minutes ago, Western SD Fan said: I don't mind the role that Rojas is in currently. Being able to go multi-inning relief is what the current MLB demands. We have found many of good starter toiling in long relief and he still gets the pressure of getting into and out of jams, like a starter. I don't think this was a piggyback situation. If it was, I would have expected SWR instead of Rojas. He was the backup long man if Bradley couldn't go long. If Bradley wasn't activated Rojas would have been the starter. Western SD Fan 1
h2oface Old-Timey Member Posted May 23 Posted May 23 14 minutes ago, h2oface said: Rojas is a starter. Piggybacked. I don’t risk the rest of the (unreliable, better lately) pen when Rojas is dealing. But they will. I don’t like it. 8 minutes ago, h2oface said: I still don’t like it even more, now. Even less……
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