We should prepare ourselves because it won't be the last time that Gardy stays with someone too long. There will also be moments where Gardy pulls someone to quick. There will also be moments where it all works out great. Tampa Bay Fans should also prepare themselves for moments where Joe Maddon stays with a pitcher too long. Same thing for Seattle Fans... Boston Fans... Dodger Fans and Ft. Myers Miracle Fans. This kinda stuff happens a lot... Too often to get worked up over every time it happens. As for the argument that has been made that Kevin Correia isn't good enough to pitch the 8th(average pitcher, low strikeout, pitch to contact, Terrible stats from years past, whatever phrase was used for the sentiment)... Can I ask... Why simply focus on the 8th??? Wouldn't the same argument hold true for the 7th??? I notice no one is complaining about Correia coming out to pitch the 7th. It's hard to believe that hindsight isn't a major component of this discussion. Bottom line... He cruised thru 7... 5 hits... 84 Pitches. Why would any manager assume that he has someone pitching better in the bullpen at that point? Past stats or performance has nothing to do with what is happening on the day in question. If he's dealing... Let him deal. If you have to pull him because you don't trust him because of past stats. Cut him right now because you wouldn't trust him in the 1st or 4th inning either. Trust apparently isn't a problem between Gardy and Correia right now... It does seem to be the issue of some posters on TD. (please don't take that personally anyone). I would question any manager who is cocky enough to take out a pitcher who is under pitch count and cruising and still assume he has someone better in the pen. If that's the case... Our Bullpen Rocks. We should have no problems with the pen from here on out because we have better arms in pen than guys who are throwing a 5 hitter thru 7. Gardy should have had someone warmed. The Twins hitters should have laid off the low slider from Santana and Correia should have started the 8th.