Pom and Sale and hope for hail
Pom and Sale and hope for hail
The Yankees could go 0-162 and it wouldn't be enough
Is it too late to get Quintana?
Well played. +2 pointsOriginally Posted by illinoisredsox
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Sale Pomeranz Porcello
We don’t count differently. When you hear a player goes on 3 days rest, it’s in the situation you describe.
You will need two wins from Sale to win the series. Pom has shown little lately, so you may not be able to count on him. Your best #3 candidate got torched by your likely opponent. You’ll probably need a fourth starter as well since I don’t anticipate Sale and Pom will go on short rest.
Then the expression three days rest is off by 20 hours. Or, in the case of four days rest they take away 20 hours for travel or something.
When I look at a starting pitcher's game log, I simply subtract the date of one start from the date of the next, and it is invariably 5 days or 6 days and almost never 4 days. So my numerology makes a lot more sense than the conventional one.
are you familiar with postseason baseball at all? i mean, i realize it's been a long, long, long time ago since you had your run.
if they are up in the series, use a 4th. if you are down in the series, use your ace on short rest. this isn't complicated stuff....
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Max, all a day of rest mean is a pitcher didn't pitch on a particular day. E.g., Pitcher A pitches a game on a Sunday. With no off days in the teams schedule, his next scheduled would be Friday (with Mon, Tue, Wed and Thu counting as days of rest). Another way of putting it is he pitches every 5th day (which is what your 5-6 day calculation is telling you).
Back in the day, teams had 4 man rotations and pitchers used to go every 4th day, meaning 3 days of rest between starts. That's how they used to start about 40 games a year. With modern 5 man rotations, it bumps up one.
The Yankees could go 0-162 and it wouldn't be enough
Yeah that 1.47 ERA I his 3 starts before Toronto was pretty boding. Do you make all your judgements based on one start?
Pomeranz has 2.20ERA in September. I am certain this means you also think Severino (2.10ERA in September) is equally suspect...
Gray's FIP since coming to the Yankees is 4.87. http://www.fangraphs.com/statsd.aspx...-09-28&season=
I'm glad he's not on our postseason roster. Trading for him would have been a bad move for this organization imo. The Yanks could dump those prospects without worrying, the Sox had a more bare cupboard to work with.
Pom is fine. Sale will be fine with rest. ERod will be fine too.
Pom, sale, price
feel better with price than any of porcello, fister, erod
Would love for this to happen. But, it’s not going to. They’re treating Price delicately and they’ve ran out of time to stretch him out.
"It happens to everybody, man. He's had 60 at-bats. A couple of years ago, I had 60 at-bats, and I was hitting .170, and everyone was ready to kill me, too. And what happened? Laser show. So, relax."
I could see Price being piggy-backed with Porcillo or Fister.
It's a mere moment in a man's life between the All-Star game and the Old Timer's game.
-Vin Scully
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