Edgy DC wrote: That's the real issue to me also. Any time a pitcher enters a game, you take the chance that a guy who isn't on is entering a game. So it behooves you to make as few as possible. You make changes when (a) the previous guy is pitching ineffectively, ( the previous guy has grown weary, (c) the previous guy is clearly overmatched. Amen. i hate taking out a pitcher who is cruising, you never so know what the next guy will have that night even if he's a better pitcher, and while i'm fine with taking out a bradford/feliciano/julio to give way to a sanchez/wagner theres no reason to take out Sanchez if he's just had an easy inning.