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    Re: 7/23/2017 - Reds vs. Marlins: Can the Reds avoid the sweep?

    How long you leave Romano in? One more inning, around 100 pitches?


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    Re: 7/23/2017 - Reds vs. Marlins: Can the Reds avoid the sweep?

    Quote Originally Posted by Kc61 View Post
    How long you leave Romano in? One more inning, around 100 pitches?
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    Re: 7/23/2017 - Reds vs. Marlins: Can the Reds avoid the sweep?

    I'd pinch hit here for Sal. Let him have his feel good moment. Near 90 pitches after 5. Will be top of Marlins order in 6th. He leads off bottom of 5th. No brainer really.

    Let him have a chance to win it with no chance to lose it.

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    Re: 7/23/2017 - Reds vs. Marlins: Can the Reds avoid the sweep?

    I might yank him if someone reaches.
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    Re: 7/23/2017 - Reds vs. Marlins: Can the Reds avoid the sweep?

    BobSteve admitted after the game he tired in the sixth. Price should have removed him after 5 innings, 90 pitches. Hot night, big spot for the kid, lot of pressure. I thought it was a bad decision that may have cost the game.

    But Sal looks confident and strong, no problem with 100 pitches or so. No more, though, IMO.

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    Re: 7/23/2017 - Reds vs. Marlins: Can the Reds avoid the sweep?

    Quote Originally Posted by Kc61 View Post
    How long you leave Romano in? One more inning, around 100 pitches?
    I already outlined it prior to your post. Quit worrying about the 100 pitches unless he starts laboring badly with the first 2 hitters.

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    Re: 7/23/2017 - Reds vs. Marlins: Can the Reds avoid the sweep?

    Quote Originally Posted by PutPeteIn View Post
    I'd pinch hit here for Sal. Let him have his feel good moment. Near 90 pitches after 5. Will be top of Marlins order in 6th. He leads off bottom of 5th. No brainer really.

    Let him have a chance to win it with no chance to lose it.


    Yes because baseball should a happy sport where you never learn how to push yourself past 5 innings as a starter. If that was the 6th I would say yes or go batter by batter.

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    Re: 7/23/2017 - Reds vs. Marlins: Can the Reds avoid the sweep?

    Quote Originally Posted by Tony Cloninger View Post
    Yes because baseball should a happy sport where you never learn how to push yourself past 5 innings as a starter
    He's made like 3 starts dude, there's gonna be lots of time to "learn how to push yourself past 5 innings as a starter"
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    Re: 7/23/2017 - Reds vs. Marlins: Can the Reds avoid the sweep?

    Quote Originally Posted by Kc61 View Post
    BobSteve admitted after the game he tired in the sixth. Price should have removed him after 5 innings, 90 pitches. Hot night, big spot for the kid, lot of pressure. I thought it was a bad decision that may have cost the game.

    But Sal looks confident and strong, no problem with 100 pitches or so. No more, though, IMO.

    But he WS not tired going into the 6th. He started getting tired as the inning progressed? I mean if he was tired after th first batter he faced he should have called time and said I'm done. You guys think he went out there tired?

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    Re: 7/23/2017 - Reds vs. Marlins: Can the Reds avoid the sweep?

    Quote Originally Posted by Kc61 View Post
    BobSteve admitted after the game he tired in the sixth. Price should have removed him after 5 innings, 90 pitches. Hot night, big spot for the kid, lot of pressure. I thought it was a bad decision that may have cost the game.

    But Sal looks confident and strong, no problem with 100 pitches or so. No more, though, IMO.
    I agree here I think the biggest thing with the young starters is to get as many of them confident going into next season as possible

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    Re: 7/23/2017 - Reds vs. Marlins: Can the Reds avoid the sweep?

    Quote Originally Posted by Tony Cloninger View Post
    I already outlined it prior to your post. Quit worrying about the 100 pitches unless he starts laboring badly with the first 2 hitters.
    Would you let him throw 110 or 120 pitches if Sal looks strong?

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    Re: 7/23/2017 - Reds vs. Marlins: Can the Reds avoid the sweep?

    Quote Originally Posted by Norse1978 View Post
    I agree here I think the biggest thing with the young starters is to get as many of them confident going into next season as possible
    It's a balance. Price likes starters trained to go deep in games. I agree to a point, but the confidence thing is important too. Last night pointed to removal after 5 innings. Today, points to six innings, 100 pitches for Sal IMO.

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    Re: 7/23/2017 - Reds vs. Marlins: Can the Reds avoid the sweep?

    lol Votto taps one back to the pitcher for a sure double play and the Marlins throw it away

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    Re: 7/23/2017 - Reds vs. Marlins: Can the Reds avoid the sweep?

    Quote Originally Posted by Tom Servo View Post
    He's made like 3 starts dude, there's gonna be lots of time to "learn how to push yourself past 5 innings as a starter"
    Dude? Are you trying to bro down like Broadway Bro Down? As a stated before KC post which everyone seems to be ignoring and only answering him.... I think he can go into the 6th and you go batter by batter. He's not close to 100. Unless he is tired already then he should say I'm done.

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    Re: 7/23/2017 - Reds vs. Marlins: Can the Reds avoid the sweep?

    What a break. Poor Votto is a hot mess right now.


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