I heard on the radio this morning that he was tipping his pitches in Cleveland and we analyzed and fixed it. First time I had heard that.Ag_07 said:
I'm still amazed at the turnaround Maton has had this postseason.
Dude is cold blooded nowadays.
I heard on the radio this morning that he was tipping his pitches in Cleveland and we analyzed and fixed it. First time I had heard that.Ag_07 said:
I'm still amazed at the turnaround Maton has had this postseason.
Dude is cold blooded nowadays.
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He was actually better in Cleveland than in Houston. Strommy changed up his slider. Whatever it was, its working.SidsBurnerAccount said:I heard on the radio this morning that he was tipping his pitches in Cleveland and we analyzed and fixed it. First time I had heard that.Ag_07 said:
I'm still amazed at the turnaround Maton has had this postseason.
Dude is cold blooded nowadays.
92Ag95 said:He looks and sounds like a little liberal biden-voter puke. "Narrative"....sounds like he's still in his little woke snowflake talking mode.Buck Compton said:Does the dumbass truly not understand playing in a brand new stadium and understanding the batter's eye, depth perception, etc.? Does he really think fans are stupid enough to just think they aren't swinging in the cage and instead just sitting there twiddling thumbs? Cage time is different than BP.BayAg_14 said:
Can the Chron can this little dick mf'er.This is such a tired narrative/storyline. They took batting practice before every game of this series, just inside. These ballparks have indoor batting cages. https://t.co/E8UwH0Vf0n
— Chandler Rome (@Chandler_Rome) November 1, 2021
Now, is that the only reason for the Astros' struggles? No. But I think it contributed.
If we win this, I can't wait for his eeyore tweet. Maybe he was already told he is fired...
Sher Thing said:
Can't help but think that an Odirizzi/Urquidy starting combo would be better for Game 6 then Garcia on short rest. Then you have Garcia on normal rest for game 7.
Mr.Ackar07 said:
I didn't realize this:
https://www.mlb.com/news/zack-greinke-pinch-hit-single-world-series-game-5-2021Quote:
Greinke's line drive off a sinker from Braves right-handed reliever Jesse Chavez was actually the hardest-hit ball by an Astro in Game 5, with an exit velocity of 105.9 miles per hour according to Statcast.
you also forgot to mention that during BP infielders and outfields getting fielding work in. That plays a huge role esp when a team like the Stros have very limited experience in un familiar ballparks.Buck Compton said:Does the dumbass truly not understand playing in a brand new stadium and understanding the batter's eye, depth perception, etc.? Does he really think fans are stupid enough to just think they aren't swinging in the cage and instead just sitting there twiddling thumbs? Cage time is different than BP.BayAg_14 said:
Can the Chron can this little dick mf'er.This is such a tired narrative/storyline. They took batting practice before every game of this series, just inside. These ballparks have indoor batting cages. https://t.co/E8UwH0Vf0n
— Chandler Rome (@Chandler_Rome) November 1, 2021
Now, is that the only reason for the Astros' struggles? No. But I think it contributed.
If we win this, I can't wait for his eeyore tweet. Maybe he was already told he is fired...
Farmer1906 said:He was actually better in Cleveland than in Houston. Strommy changed up his slider. Whatever it was, its working.SidsBurnerAccount said:I heard on the radio this morning that he was tipping his pitches in Cleveland and we analyzed and fixed it. First time I had heard that.Ag_07 said:
I'm still amazed at the turnaround Maton has had this postseason.
Dude is cold blooded nowadays.
I was thinking something similar. But we have to win tomorrow. And it's going to have to come from a combination of Garcia, Odo, Urquidy, Javier, & maybe even ZG. Between those 5 we need about 8 innings over the 2 games out of them. It doesn't matter what order we go in at this point. Whoever Dusty/Strom think can it tomorrow then whoever is left for Wednesday.Sher Thing said:
Can't help but think that an Odirizzi/Urquidy starting combo would be better for Game 6 then Garcia on short rest. Then you have Garcia on normal rest for game 7.
So did I until he threw last night.MosesHallRAB04 said:Sher Thing said:
Can't help but think that an Odirizzi/Urquidy starting combo would be better for Game 6 then Garcia on short rest. Then you have Garcia on normal rest for game 7.
I'll trust their decision but I thought Urquidy would still go game 6.
Yeah, I remember you saying that before now.Mathguy64 said:Farmer1906 said:He was actually better in Cleveland than in Houston. Strommy changed up his slider. Whatever it was, its working.SidsBurnerAccount said:I heard on the radio this morning that he was tipping his pitches in Cleveland and we analyzed and fixed it. First time I had heard that.Ag_07 said:
I'm still amazed at the turnaround Maton has had this postseason.
Dude is cold blooded nowadays.
I am betting $10 that he was using something sticky in Cleveland. He came over just before the crackdown. And like most guys using it struggled afterwards. It seems he's figured it out. Or more likely everyone has found a way to get some help and nobody in the postseason wants to look very closely.
Gotta start Odo or Garcia tomorrow and then the other in Game 7 right?Farmer1906 said:I was thinking something similar. But we have to win tomorrow. And it's going to have to come from a combination of Garcia, Odo, Urquidy, Javier, & maybe even ZG. Between those 5 we need about 8 innings over the 2 games out of them. It doesn't matter what order we go in at this point. Whoever Dusty/Strom think can it tomorrow then whoever is left for Wednesday.Sher Thing said:
Can't help but think that an Odirizzi/Urquidy starting combo would be better for Game 6 then Garcia on short rest. Then you have Garcia on normal rest for game 7.
Dusty said Garcia is likely tomorrow. Since Urquidy only threw 14 pitches yesterday, he'll likely get game 7. Unless, of course, he gets in the game tomorrow.gougler08 said:Gotta start Odo or Garcia tomorrow and then the other in Game 7 right?Farmer1906 said:I was thinking something similar. But we have to win tomorrow. And it's going to have to come from a combination of Garcia, Odo, Urquidy, Javier, & maybe even ZG. Between those 5 we need about 8 innings over the 2 games out of them. It doesn't matter what order we go in at this point. Whoever Dusty/Strom think can it tomorrow then whoever is left for Wednesday.Sher Thing said:
Can't help but think that an Odirizzi/Urquidy starting combo would be better for Game 6 then Garcia on short rest. Then you have Garcia on normal rest for game 7.
Farmer1906 said:So did I until he threw last night.MosesHallRAB04 said:Sher Thing said:
Can't help but think that an Odirizzi/Urquidy starting combo would be better for Game 6 then Garcia on short rest. Then you have Garcia on normal rest for game 7.
I'll trust their decision but I thought Urquidy would still go game 6.
Zach Greinke had a pinch hit single at 105.9 MPH
— Stros in seven (@AstrosOptimism2) November 1, 2021
Cody Bellinger hasn’t hit a ball that hard since 2019
I see what you are doing. He'd absolutely deserve to be in the convo if he shoves in game 7.Panama Red said:
Urquidy winning 3 games in WS is going to push him over the top.
Bregxit said:MAROON said:
Yordan needs to change is approach at the plate. Stop swinging at sliders and breaking crap. Sit dead red on fastball until two strikes. He will see better hitter's counts and also get a few more walks in the process,
His last at bat was pitiful - swung at three straight unhittable balls out of the zone.
If I recall correctly he tried that approach in an earlier AB and had two sliders dropped in for strikes right off for an 0-2 count. I think that's what had him swinging in his last AB. Braves pitching has been nails against him this series. Almost perfect.
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