Gausman
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@nash_524_psn said in Gausman:
@anoraka_psn said in Gausman:
His spin rates are actually down across the board now, as is velocity so I don't think it's very intuitive to jump to him relying on stick. The location of his pitches is a lot better, so he's throwing fewer balls that are taken.
I think it boils down to his pitch selection and placement. He's playing with Buster Posey behind the dish, so it makes a lot of sense that the pitch calls would be significantly better here in San Fran than throwing to one of Barnhart, Casali, or Stephenson.
He only pitched 22 innings for the Reds. Barnhart calls an excellent game and is a better defensive catcher than Posey.
This is very true and it’s not even close
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Lets see..all the new approach and pitching camps and using stick stuff is good,but the real reason might be where.
Baltimore- one of the best hitting parks
Atlanta- a very good hitting park
Cincinatti- also one of the best hitting parks
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@painpa_psn said in Gausman:
Lets see..all the new approach and pitching camps and using stick stuff is good,but the real reason might be where.
Baltimore- one of the best hitting parks
Atlanta- a very good hitting park
Cincinatti- also one of the best hitting parks
San fran- one of the best pitchers parks.Not sure that this has anything to do with Gausmans career resurgence. All of the aforementioned ballparks house teams that have exceptional starting pitchers. There’s far more to it than ballpark. I mean his era adjusted to ballpark is 2.34 which is elite.
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I said might
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Its probably a combination of factors and not just one thing
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@painpa_psn said in Gausman:
Its probably a combination of factors and not just one thing
I’m just a sour SOB who wishes he would have done this like 2 years ago instead of having an overnight epiphany in San Fran which is a team I despise (because their manager is that moron Gabe Kapler)
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@killerpresence4 said in Gausman:
@painpa_psn said in Gausman:
Its probably a combination of factors and not just one thing
I’m just a sour SOB who wishes he would have done this like 2 years ago instead of having an overnight epiphany in San Fran which is a team I despise (because their manager is that moron Gabe Kapler)
Im a phillies fan,so i share that dislike.
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But dont worry,if the past is any indication he ll have the giants playing like a 100 loss team by the all star break.
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@painpa_psn said in Gausman:
@killerpresence4 said in Gausman:
@painpa_psn said in Gausman:
Its probably a combination of factors and not just one thing
I’m just a sour SOB who wishes he would have done this like 2 years ago instead of having an overnight epiphany in San Fran which is a team I despise (because their manager is that moron Gabe Kapler)
Im a phillies fan,so i share that dislike.
Good man!!! I’m a Braves fan and knew the Phillies made a colossal mistake when that [censored] pulled Arron Nola on opening day in the sixth inning a few years back when he was pitching a shutout and had like 50 pitches thrown and was up 4-0 and his excuse was the numbers said he was going to have problems facing the opponents lineup a 3rd time. I believe Nick Markakis walked you guys off.
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