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Platoon him with all three.* Or bump Stewart from DH and make Taylor the DH. Taylor's been a starter in the past, Stewart is a consummate backup/Quadruple-A guy who will likely falter soon enough.**



*(I'm being tongue in cheek)

**(I'm being more serious)


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Edgy MD wrote:

And the cruelest of hooks for Manaea.



Hey, managers, there is nothing magic about 100 pitches!


It's a weird fad. The more they try to conserve and limit pitchers, the more they seem to get hurt and need season-ending surgeries.



I remember when it was 120, obviously. That seemed like a good standard.


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Manaea out after 101 pitches and 1/3 of an inning short of qualifying for a W

Agree with the move or not, I like that Mendoza is confident enough to not let the circumstances dictate a non-move.


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Edgy MD wrote:

After review from our home office on Mars, the call is overturned.


Is that Conforto HBP?

My in-game said he was HBP and Soler was coming up with the bases loaded.

Later


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Edgy MD wrote:

And the cruelest of hooks for Manaea.



Hey, managers, there is nothing magic about 100 pitches!


It's a weird fad. The more they try to conserve and limit pitchers, the more they seem to get hurt and need season-ending surgeries.



I remember when it was 120, obviously. That seemed like a good standard.


I wish it was a fad. It's closer to a rule from where I sit.


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Edgy MD wrote:

After review from our home office on Mars, the call is overturned.


Is that Conforto HBP?

My in-game said he was HBP and Soler was coming up with the bases loaded.

Later


Yeah, it took 10 minutes for some reason to figure out what was obvious from the get-go, that the ball ticked off of the knob of his bat.


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Edgy MD wrote:


Edgy MD wrote:

And the cruelest of hooks for Manaea.



Hey, managers, there is nothing magic about 100 pitches!


It's a weird fad. The more they try to conserve and limit pitchers, the more they seem to get hurt and need season-ending surgeries.



I remember when it was 120, obviously. That seemed like a good standard.


I wish it was a fad. It's closer to a rule from where I sit.

I just don't know why they stick to it like it is the be-all, end-all. There is absolutely no flexibility. That's what gets me. If a guy is having a good game and has something left in the tank ... why not keep a good thing going?



Speaking of keeping a good thing going, here's hoping for an easy 6th.


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In the Mets/Yankees World Series of 2000, Joe Torre hooked Denny Neagle after 4 2/3 innings in a much tighter game (3-to-2). There was nobody on and he had only thrown 73 pitches, but Piazza was up and Torre didn't trust his pitcher.



it seemed like a minor scandal at the time. Now it's the most common thing in the world.


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