Pirates vs. Marlins April 13-15
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Pirates vs. Marlins April 13-15
Friday, 7:10 - Chad Kuhl (1-0 5.06) vs. Dillon Peters (1-1 9.35)
Saturday, 7:10 - Jameson Taillon (2-0 1.26) vs. Trevor Richards (0-1 8.64)
Sunday, 1:10 - Ivan Nova (1-1 5.19) vs. Jose Urena (0-2 5.06)
Saturday, 7:10 - Jameson Taillon (2-0 1.26) vs. Trevor Richards (0-1 8.64)
Sunday, 1:10 - Ivan Nova (1-1 5.19) vs. Jose Urena (0-2 5.06)
Re: Pirates vs. Marlins April 13-15
Should sweep. I'll say two of three.
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Re: Pirates vs. Marlins April 13-15
Yeah these are the type of series that have given the Pirates trouble in the past. Need to take care of the bad teams when you can.
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Re: Pirates vs. Marlins April 13-15
Gotta get the next 2, playing bad baseball tonight.
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Re: Pirates vs. Marlins April 13-15
Another gem by Gerrit Cole last night. Career-high 14 K's. Now you have to wonder if the Pirates pitching coaches and instructors didn't exactly know what they are doing, at least in the case with Gerrit Cole. The Pirates got some solid seasons out of Cole, but 2015 was the only time he was the dominant Ace we all expected him to be.
Houston's front office and coaching staff has done little wrong in recent seasons, hence why they were world series champions. They have him throwing less fastballs than Pittsburgh did, and he's mixing in more offspeed stuff. And it's working.
Also, Charlie Morton seems to be pitching better in Houston than he ever did in Pittsburgh.
The Pirates have been able to "fix" some pitchers under this current regime. But it's a little concerning some guys they've had the chance to groom for years leave a lot to be desired and go onto look better once they leave Pittsburgh.
Houston's front office and coaching staff has done little wrong in recent seasons, hence why they were world series champions. They have him throwing less fastballs than Pittsburgh did, and he's mixing in more offspeed stuff. And it's working.
Also, Charlie Morton seems to be pitching better in Houston than he ever did in Pittsburgh.
The Pirates have been able to "fix" some pitchers under this current regime. But it's a little concerning some guys they've had the chance to groom for years leave a lot to be desired and go onto look better once they leave Pittsburgh.
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Re: Pirates vs. Marlins April 13-15
Pretty crazy win for the Bucs last night. They'll look to grab the series again today. If we still don't know much about this team yet since it's early, at least they are playing well on the road thus far.
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Re: Pirates vs. Marlins April 13-15
I agree to a point about Cole but I think he would of had a better record if he ever had any run support. It seemed like every time he pitched he’d get 1 run here & there. And I’m sure you can say that about other pitchers. It just stood out to me that he never got any run support. But right now he just looks so dominate & confident.Crimson's Ghost wrote:Another gem by Gerrit Cole last night. Career-high 14 K's. Now you have to wonder if the Pirates pitching coaches and instructors didn't exactly know what they are doing, at least in the case with Gerrit Cole. The Pirates got some solid seasons out of Cole, but 2015 was the only time he was the dominant Ace we all expected him to be.
Houston's front office and coaching staff has done little wrong in recent seasons, hence why they were world series champions. They have him throwing less fastballs than Pittsburgh did, and he's mixing in more offspeed stuff. And it's working.
Also, Charlie Morton seems to be pitching better in Houston than he ever did in Pittsburgh.
The Pirates have been able to "fix" some pitchers under this current regime. But it's a little concerning some guys they've had the chance to groom for years leave a lot to be desired and go onto look better once they leave Pittsburgh.