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NateDawg
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yeah, i just traded him on fantasy team right before the break, i kind of thought this might happen.
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| ronniebrown wrote: | | If he dose get tired during the second half why not pitch him on 6 days rest instead of 5? It might make a huge difference but mayhbe it will give him enough rest to pitch bettr in the secind half. |
Because pitchers are on a routine. Messing with how much rest they have in between starts messes up the preparation that goes into the start. If they really want to save him, they shouldn't let him pitch all those complete games at the beginning of the year.
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ronniebrown
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| iavikefn wrote: | | ronniebrown wrote: | | If he dose get tired during the second half why not pitch him on 6 days rest instead of 5? It might make a huge difference but mayhbe it will give him enough rest to pitch bettr in the secind half. |
Because pitchers are on a routine. Messing with how much rest they have in between starts messes up the preparation that goes into the start. If they really want to save him, they shouldn't let him pitch all those complete games at the beginning of the year. |
I am not stupid I know they are on a routine like Randy Johnson pitches on 4 days rest so if he can do that just make Dontrelle start pitching on 6 days rest for the rest of his career.
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iavikefn
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| ronniebrown wrote: | | iavikefn wrote: | | ronniebrown wrote: | | If he dose get tired during the second half why not pitch him on 6 days rest instead of 5? It might make a huge difference but mayhbe it will give him enough rest to pitch bettr in the secind half. |
Because pitchers are on a routine. Messing with how much rest they have in between starts messes up the preparation that goes into the start. If they really want to save him, they shouldn't let him pitch all those complete games at the beginning of the year. |
I am not stupid I know they are on a routine like Randy Johnson pitches on 4 days rest so if he can do that just make Dontrelle start pitching on 6 days rest for the rest of his career. |
I'm not saying that you are stupid. I was answering the question that you asked.
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ronniebrown
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| iavikefn wrote: | | ronniebrown wrote: | | iavikefn wrote: | | ronniebrown wrote: | | If he dose get tired during the second half why not pitch him on 6 days rest instead of 5? It might make a huge difference but mayhbe it will give him enough rest to pitch bettr in the secind half. |
Because pitchers are on a routine. Messing with how much rest they have in between starts messes up the preparation that goes into the start. If they really want to save him, they shouldn't let him pitch all those complete games at the beginning of the year. |
I am not stupid I know they are on a routine like Randy Johnson pitches on 4 days rest so if he can do that just make Dontrelle start pitching on 6 days rest for the rest of his career. |
I'm not saying that you are stupid. I was answering the question that you asked. |
I know but it really didn't give an answer. You do see what I am saying though just start pitching him on a 6 days rest and he could be more rested and you are right as well those 5 CG and 4 SO were not the brightest move when you have a pitcher who can't win the second half.
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ronniebrown
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| iavikefn wrote: | | Teams have to learn that they can't overwork all these young pitchers. They waste their arms by the time they are 25 or 26. |
It makes you wonder how guys like Satchel Paige who pitched all year round and into his 50's was able to do it and still be good.
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iavikefn
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I think that Satchel Paige and all those older players were more complete pitchers, and were able to rely more on finesse and placement and movement more than speed. Just my opinion though.
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| iavikefn wrote: | | I think that Satchel Paige and all those older players were more complete pitchers, and were able to rely more on finesse and placement and movement more than speed. Just my opinion though. |
Yeah but still imagine any one even making it to 47 let alone 50 still being good.
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NateDawg
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instead of pitching dontrelle 8 innings or complete games early in the year, the Marlins need to just pitch him 6 innings when the score isn't marginal. that right there will help a little bit with his stamina.
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