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  1. In theory, there would be no add'l bullpen changes, or add'l relievers used. They would just be deployed in a nontraditional order. You'd just change the order from starter-pen-pen-pen to pen-starter-pen-pen.
  2. I kept trying to tell Boudreau that playing Suter so many minutes would come back to bite them in the ***, and they just wouldn't listen.
  3. But the number of innings from the starter, and the bullpen, hasn't changed. The order is rearranged, but the numbers are the same. Using Mejia for 3.1 innngs, and the bullpen for 5.2, is the same whether those 3.1 from Mejia come from the start of the game, or from the start of the 2nd inning. May: 1 IP Mejia: 3.1 Rest of pen: 4.2 Mejia: 3.1 IP May: 1 Rest of pen: 4.2
  4. In theory, Mejia would have gotten in trouble just the same, only one inning earlier, and bullpen usage would be exactly the same.
  5. I think the idea is that hopefully, the guy giving you 5 or 6 innings wouldn't have to face the top of the order a 3rd time. These days, the plan for a starter is to get you somewhere between 5 and 7 innings. Think of it as 15 to 21 outs. Research has shown that both 1) the first inning is the highest scoring inning and, 2) starters really start to struggle the third time through the order The top three hitters in your opponant's lineup represent outs number 1, 2, 3 and 10, 11, 12, and 19, 20, 21 and 28, 29, 30. So a good reliever faces the top of the order in the first, which in theory should reduce the problem of the highest scoring inning, and... By letting a reliever get outs 1, 2, and 3, you push back the time your "starter" faces the top of the lineup for the third time to outs number 28-30.
  6. Great I was hoping I could go to bed tonight with the eye bug "Butera IPHR" running through my head.
  7. http://s3.amazonaws.com/zweb-s3.uploads/zoomer-radio/2014/06/deanmartintop.jpg bueno, bueno!
  8. Solarte slashes a sacrifice to score the second ... something.
  9. I admire the fact that Grossman made it there in time to back up the 2nd baseman, though.
  10. Motter runs 150 ft into the RF corner, and Grossman isn't yet in the TV pic.
  11. I think it's one of The Hansons. The music thing didn't pan out.
  12. Well, to be fair, there's no video for the other team to scout.
  13. No, and if I did, I'd be verrrry careful with my enunciation.
  14. No, I don't suffer from stress. I'm a carrier, though.
  15. Man, I can't WIN with Mrs Chief today. She just told me she needs to see a doctor tomorrow, and I of course tried to act all concerned. "Which doctor?" I asked. She stomped off, muttering "wise ***" under her breath. Dunno what I did.
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