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AJ Smith-Shawver (ATL) Vs fifs (W) – 8.0 IP, 0 er, 1 strokes, 4 BBS, 5 ks – 10 puffs,, 26% CSW99 locations.
I was quite explained on my skepticism AJ Smith-Shawver Being someone to hold in 12 teams before it gets a good number of departures and adapts the approach we have seen so far. And he did not care about what I think after the brilliance tonight against the Reds: 8.0 IP, 0 ER, 1 strokes, 4 BBS, 5 ks – 10 puffs, 26% CSW, 99 locations (W). One blow as he was constantly beating the area with four runners and the Reds forced. They often do it.
This outing was so strange to watch. The separator came in two variants – one with a decent movement and arm side, and one that almost looked like a knuckler as it doesn’t move. He simply floated to the plate at 80-86 MPH with less than 1,000 rpm. It was weird And also very chaotic. Anyway, he only returned 14% of CSW and only 45% of strikes, while the curve (Ahhhh a normal The secondary land) was just as ineffective with 42% of strikes. Yikes.
And that’s it. Seriously, That’s it. The four runners of Smith-Shawver is delivered with a speed of 95 MPH and approximately seven feet of extension which could be durable if they were located upstairs to enjoy a solid 1.3 Havaa. But this is not the case. It’s like smoke and mirrors and we will hear the myth of an AJ escape for a while
Let’s see how all the other SPs did Monday:
Carlos Rodón (Nyy) VS SDP (Nd) – 6.2 IP, 0 er, 3 strokes, 1 BBS, 5 ks – 12 whiffs,, 29% CSW95 locations.
Atta Boy Rodón. The strikes came from everything and we even saw a pile of lead to an effective seam in action too. He’s in a very good place right now.
Cole Ragans (Kcr) vs chw (W) – 5.0 IP, 0 er, 3 strokes, 2 BBS, 11 ks – 17 Whiffs,, 33% CSW94 locations.
As gonna pew pew pew for a Guy. This change was so dirty with a legitimate Bsb Rhb approach. He’s so fun to watch.
Jack Dreyer (BOY) @ Mia (Nd) – 1.1 IP, 0 er, 0 hits, 0 BBS, 0 ks – 2 puffs,, 40% CSW10 throws.
Dreyer has opened its doors Ben Casparius, Who did what we wanted to do, for the most part: 4.0 IP, 1 st, 5 strokes, 2 BBS, 5 ks – 12 puffs, 27% CSW, 70 locations (W). The approach was mainly what we expected with the four 96/97 MPH runners with solid green cursors and cutters, with some additional curves at LHB. The order is not enough Polié Métaire with a heavy collection of offers at the heart of the plate and I want there to be a lead to include the arm to complete the rest of the approach, but it will work. This is an excellent situation with dodgers, especially If they continue to open up for him. Take advantage of these easy victories.
Tobias Myers (Millet) vs hou (W) – 5.1 IP, 1 st, 6 strokes, 0 BBS, 2 ks – 7 Whiffs,, 28% CSW80 throws.
Well, look at yourself! It’s a Golden star For Myers with a CSW of 37% on its four runners and a cursor + cutter which was labeled on the plate but did enough. No, I’m not ready to grasp Myers after that, but at least he gets increased and survives again with the radiator.
GRIFFIN CANNING (Nym) @ Ari (Nd) – 5.0 IP, 1 st, 6 strokes, 1 BBBs, 6 ks – 8 puffs,, 26% CSW82 throws.
I think I get the most comments on my lack of love for canned, that I give all Accessories for its successful season so far. It is not because I do not think that it is changed compared to last year that I will not celebrate with him the days which is going well, like that! However, to make your fantastic decisions, I warn you that the land are especially the same from last year. This means that the culprit probably lies in HOTEL And what do you know. The preserment suddenly gone from a career of 1.52 hr / 9 to a bar of 0.58, while carrying an unsustainable lob level of 84.6%. And even with this outing, it still works about 10% of the strikers it faces. But it is his fourth beginning of the 1 st or less! It is also his third consecutive start of a whip of 1.40 or more. You do the calculation, it will not last. But of course, you do, hold the canning until it breaks, with an eye on the cubs.
Matthew Boyd (CHC) vs sfg (W) – 6.0 IP, 2 er, 5 strokes, 0 BBS, 7 ks – 16 Whiffs,, 28% CSW94 locations.
This is Dang time. Of course, the cursor was a bit of an attack by Whack (14% CSW and 1/14 Whiffs … But especially because it barely faced LHB), but 7/22 change of change and four runners at 93 MPH living upstairs for many puffs and a high strike rate of 77%. Yes, let’s continue to ride this change in its next departure against the dishes.
Landen Roupp (SFG) @ CHC (L) – 5.0 IP, 2 er, 5 strokes, 0 BBS, 4 ks – 5 puffs,, 32% CSW77 locations.
It is SO much better. The curve and lead were fantastic on the edges of it, while we also saw a good share of changes in the area. I would like there to be a little more to appreciate this slowball and more than two cutters in the mixture, but watch Roupp return 11/30 called Strikes on the sinker to install the hook is Exactly What we like about him. Against Cubs too! More Landen on the wire, you will stick to my teams.
Shane Smith (CHW) @ Kcr (L) – 5.0 IP, 2 er, 5 strokes, 3 BBS, 5 ks – 9 Whiffs,, 25% CSW91 throws.
Whoa, he maintained the speed at 96 mph! Through 91 locations! Well, it fell to 94 MPH. Okay, just, but he normally medium -sized 94 MPH to include this fatigue throughout the start. It may start to come, all of you. Then, by nailing the changeupup and cursor command. You have this shane. You are the last Shane.
Nick Pivetta (SDP) @ Nyy (Nd) – 5.0 IP, 2 er, 5 strokes, 4 BBS, 5 ks – 13 puffs,, 24% CSW91 throws.
Was I too low on Pivetta today? No, it is the children who are wrong. He did a brilliant job to locate his four runners upstairs, but the sweeper, the curve and the cutter are all bizarre. It was a bit rainy in New York and it may have affected his grip, but a long short story, the absurd of less than 2.00 of Pivetta and sparkling whip are not intended to stay. Do you know, right?
Carmen Mlodzinski (DITCH) @ Stl (Nd) – 4.2 IP, 2 er, 4 strokes, 0 BBS, 2 ks – 8 puffs,, 24% CSW88 throws.
Is this the last departure that we will get from Carmen? Does that mean that you think Bubba could be here on weekends? It could happen.
Ryne Nelson (Ari) vs nym (Nd) – 4.1 IP, 2 er, 3 strokes, 4 BBS, 2 ks – 5 puffs,, 24% CSW70 throws.
He is back in rotation for the first time this year and it is wise to step back and wait until it is stretched and producing at a level where we cannot ignore Hi – borrow. 96 MPH with a seven feet extension, 19 ″ green, And A 1.3 ″ Havaa? !! Ryne, you Rascal! How dare you only win 53% strikes with this land, bring it up and live there? It is much better from a foundation that I thought. Guy, if the cutter can really go down, then he could take full advantage of it. Burnes is not confirmed to miss more than one departure. Ugh. RIGHT. Well, let’s see how it goes and be ready to jump.
Ronel Blanco (Hou) @ Millet (L) – 6.0 IP, 3 er, 7 strokes, 2 BBS, 6 ks – 14 Whiffs,, 28% CSW98 throws.
A VPQS It is not great and there was not much to appreciate about it outside a legitimate cursor and its four runners is generally effective support. I don’t like it, but I’m broadcasting Blanco by hosting the Reds. Look at Shawver, after all.
Miles Mikolas (STL) vs pit (Nd) – 5.0 IP, 3 er, 4 strokes, 3 BBS, 1 ks – 7 Whiffs,, 29% CSW84 throws.
Whoa Whoa Whoa, Mikolas was on a good race! And it was the pirates! It’s Mikolas. Okay, it checks. And pirates are a level 2 offense according to PL Bot. Okay, that doesn’t check. But what do you know, I understand. They have sometimes been strangely disruptive and sometimes you have to listen to the bot.
Brady Singer (Cin) @ ATL (L) – 6.0 IP, 4 er, 7 strokes, 2 bbs, 2 ks – 3 puffs,, 19% CSW102 throws.
The singer’s cursor did not return long time. And he hasn’t won a single puff with the cursor since last week. Wat. No Johns, 0/33 Whiffs on the cursor in it. It’s all kinds of Nooooope.
Luis Severino (Ath) vs sea (Nd) – 5.1 IP, 4 er, 5 strokes, 4 BBS, 4 ks – 6 puffs,, 23% CSW95 locations.
This cutter helps, but I still worry that there is not enough in the tank to justify a place on your 12 teams. In addition, yes, I recognize sailors as a solid offense away from @TEA.
Bryce Miller (SEA) @ Ath (Nd) – 4.0 IP, 4 er, 7 strokes, 0 BBS, 1 ks – 7 Whiffs,, 21% CSW94 locations.
Bleeeegh. Miller, this season has been difficult. 94 locations suggest that his back problem of the last time has been solved, but a Haistbmbwt?! De Bryce can be the touch of the cold water we all needed. 2/33 puffs with 24 swings is a lot of contact for its four normally stellar runners, which included a drop of 1-2 “green. I do not think it presented particularly terribly, Just not one of these days. We had a lot. Yeah, I know.
Sandy Alcantara (Mia) vs boy (L) – 5.0 IP, 5 er, 6 strokes, 1 BBBs, 4 ks – 11 Whiffs,, 26% CSW87 throws.
Sigh. We knew that it would not go well and I am always sad about it. At least, his speed is still there at more than 97 MPH and he looked greatly in the curve of 85/86 MPH, which should help him in the long term. The bad news? This curve was strikes less than 50% and the radiators are not well identified. Listen, I told you to ignore this outing and since there are no major red flags, I think we are safe to let it fly next time. He obtains The White Sox. This must work.
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