Deciding what was real and what wasn't in the Jays' good performance over the weekend against the A's. Topics include Bassitt's belt, Kikuchi's curve, Vlad's velocity, plus Good week/Bad week, & more!
Easy solution to Bassit. Have an opener so he doesn't have to pitch the first inning. Problem solved.
Seriously, we need him to get on track. Gausman has been great, although prone to high pitch counts and the odd stinker. Berrios has been great, but there's still a bit of fan base trepidation before his starts. And Kikuchi has been better than expected, but honestly - how much confidence do we really have in him? This is all being negative of course. I guess what I'm saying is that with our offence behaving weirdly, we need our starters to give us consistency the rest of the way out. Not much wiggle room for one of them to falter.
Can you explain to me why thr rays have another worldly 34-10 win loss percentage at home and only an average one on the road?Is there any precedent for this anomaly?
Easy solution to Bassit. Have an opener so he doesn't have to pitch the first inning. Problem solved.
Seriously, we need him to get on track. Gausman has been great, although prone to high pitch counts and the odd stinker. Berrios has been great, but there's still a bit of fan base trepidation before his starts. And Kikuchi has been better than expected, but honestly - how much confidence do we really have in him? This is all being negative of course. I guess what I'm saying is that with our offence behaving weirdly, we need our starters to give us consistency the rest of the way out. Not much wiggle room for one of them to falter.
Can you explain to me why thr rays have another worldly 34-10 win loss percentage at home and only an average one on the road?Is there any precedent for this anomaly?
I know the athletics are awful but the rays lost 2 out of three to them in June!
I’m just so happy Biggio is fucking 🫶