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2019-04-15: Cardinals (Hudson) at Brewers (Peralta) [Brewers win, 10-7 -- Christian Yelich gives away a puppy, hits 3 home runs, tallies 7 RBI, makes sliding and diving catches, sheepishly obliges to curtain call]


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Am I going to have to even hate our own fan base? “Wooo-ing” has begun. Ugh.
"This is a very simple game. You throw the ball, you catch the ball, you hit the ball. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose, sometimes it rains." Think about that for a while.
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Part of Pina’s job is to get his pitcher in a rhythm. Peralta is not in one. Just brutal pace right now.
"This is a very simple game. You throw the ball, you catch the ball, you hit the ball. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose, sometimes it rains." Think about that for a while.
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So I guess it's bad Peralta again.

 

This pitching staff is going to set all kinds of homerun records this year.

 

Yes, a pitching coach matters.

 

Brewers pitchers 2019

 

9.45 K9 3.66 BB9 1.86 HR9 5.27 ERA 5.07 FIP 4.28 xFIP

 

Reds pitchers 2019

 

9.41 K9 4.09 BB9 0.80 HR9 3.21 ERA 3.70 FIP 4.21 xFIP

 

Pretty much the only thing separating the Brewers pitchers from the Reds at this point is HR9, which is by far the flukiest & shows up in our near identical xFIPs. I'll go out on a limb & predict we won't allow 162 more HRs than CIN at season's end.

 

The most important number at this early juncture is still IP though. The Brewers have 140, the Reds 123. Far too early to draw any meaningful conclusions about pitching coaches & the effectiveness (or lack) thereof.

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I get the desire to give the young starters as much leash as possible this year, but boy the results have been just miserable so far. Our record is actually pretty amazing this year considering that 80% of our rotation has been a total train wreck.
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I get the desire to give the young starters as much leash as possible this year, but boy the results have been just miserable so far. Our record is actually pretty amazing this year considering that 80% of our rotation has been a total train wreck.

 

60%

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I get the desire to give the young starters as much leash as possible this year, but boy the results have been just miserable so far. Our record is actually pretty amazing this year considering that 80% of our rotation has been a total train wreck.

 

60%

 

Chacin, Burnes, Peralta and Woodruff all have ERAs of 6+. That's 80%.

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I get the desire to give the young starters as much leash as possible this year, but boy the results have been just miserable so far. Our record is actually pretty amazing this year considering that 80% of our rotation has been a total train wreck.

 

60%

 

Chacin, Burnes, Peralta and Woodruff all have ERAs of 6+. That's 80%.

 

ERA doesn’t equal train wreck. Woodruff has had pretty solid peripherals. I’d say he has been solid despite his ERA. Certainly not a train wreck.

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Peripherals are a much better indicator of future performance than ERA, but when you're referring to "has been" I'm talking about performance to date which obviously is reflected in ERA.

 

Still disagree...but I guess our definitions of a train wreck differs.

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