I'm hoping the crucible of pitching with little-to-no margin for error is making men out of these young pitchers. I get the idea � from last season as well as this one � that it's terribly unhealthy for Colon. That if he knows the team can give him some support, he can stay around the plate, give up 1-3 runs, pitch deep into the game, and the offense and the bullpen can pick him up. But if he loses faith in his offense/defense/bullpen, and knows he's got to hold the other team to 0-1 runs, he ends up trying to be too fine, working against his strength, and giving up seven.