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7-5-2004: Cubs (Clement) @ Brewers (Sheets)


JaNelson52
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Talking about pitch counts, Ben looks to only have one more inning.

 

 

No way, when Ben is on like this, Ned always gets him to 120 or so, he will go through 7 for sure, if he keeps up the pace he is on.

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It is very hard to watch these guys sometimes they swing at the bad pitches and leave the good ones go right down the middle. And the only one that looks like he is hitting for just base hits is Overbay. the rest seem to be swinging as hard as they can. If we had a team of Overbays we would win more. sorry just frustrated by the game sheets is pitching awesome and the offense is down right offensive lets go crew pick up Sheets and win this game.
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Before everyone gets too excited about our offensive struggles today, keep in mind that opposing batters are hitting .220/.294/.320 against Matt Clement this season. That's a 615 OPS. By comparison, Big Ben has allowed an opponent OPS of 590. Sheets is fourth in the NL, Clement is fifth.

 

The Brewers have done an admirable job of running up Clement's pitch count. He's tired, and so we'll either face him at less than 100% or a middle reliever in the seventh. That's a job well done.

 

EDIT: Just to further demonstrate the point, it looks like Mike Wuertz is going to pitch the seventh. He is allowing an opponent OPS of 1008.

 

~Bill

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