Correia was already starting to look shaky in the 7th. The umps gifted him that first out (Dunn), which he followed with a 4 pitch walk. It was at this point Dick or Bert said something like "no action in either bullpen" and I thought to myself that was going to be a problem. Correia got out of the inning, to his credit, but I was shocked that after we tied it up in the 7th, Gardy trotted Correia back out there. Then, as was mentioned above, the leadoff guy smoked a double in the RF gap, and STILL no pitching change. I just don't get it, I mean, it felt obvious to EVERYONE that Correia was losing it. I don't often get down on Gardy, but man, that was some bad man'gin.