And, according to your table above, he did it all on zero pitches! Very efficient! If we could teach the starters to do that, they wouldn't need a bullpen.
I never did competitive baseball, but refereed soccer at amateur levels for years. High school was always the worst because not only were there parent issues, but the student sections were brutal. Several times I was running up and down in front of the student section as a linesman and had to listen to the profanity, vulgarity, and even threats coming from fellow students. Several schools routinely had police escorts to our cars. And Portland is not a city that most would associate with gangs and crime.
Microsoft doesn't think that's a word, but I love it! An unused, but perfectly apt antonym.
I "collect" such words: "exjoy," "reckful," "ept," "uncluding," and "exportant" are other examples.
Perhaps this is the explanation: The front office has decided to test the question of whether a manager's choices make a difference, so every other game they override his decisions on the spreadsheet with random selections. At the end of the season, they will compare the results of Rocco's decisions vs. the random ones. Not sure where I'd put my money ...