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agree. it would be insane to have pulled him there.
it came down to two horribly executed split fingered fastballs that both got whacked.
i havn't seen him throw many splits this year. i think he's lost confidence in it, and rightfully so ... he doesn't have enough velocity to be a fastball/split pitcher any more.
(Edited to add: Sorry, Ignoratio.)
So many choices that he to discuss them with Varitek, not once, not twice but three times on the mound.
Yes, he certainly had Jeter on the ropes, a guy hitting over .430 with 2 outs and runners in scoring position. It's amazing Jeter even wanted to continue to battle.
What was Schill's litany of options, exactly? A 88 mph fastball, a 80 mph splitter, a hanging curve?
No Jeter had nothing to do with it after both fouling off and taking 7 pitches.
A dumb person would say Jeter did a fine job of hitting and basically crushed the only pitch Schill had left in a declining arsenal.
But that person would be wrong. No Schill has all hitters at their mercy, and it's only because of the rare mistake that they ever score on 38 pitches.com.
I don't think he was implying Jeter would've been an automatic out under a litany of options. I find that interpretation to be a pretty big reach. You're effectively claiming that Schilling thinks others only have success when he lets them, conveniently skipping over the "Tip your hat to the Yanks... they’ve put themselves into this position by answering the bell when they needed to" quote to do so.
Schilling can be a self-absorbed windbag, but you picked the wrong opportunity to make the point.
Any pitcher is going to feel like he lost a chance for an out if he gets a guy to two srtikes and he gets a big hit
But to anyone who saw that at bat, actually watched it live, I don't see how they theorize Schilling had a litany of options against Jeter, who had fought off every pitch fron his repetoire.
Schiiling had pretty much dominated the rest of the Yankees line-up to that point with good location. I know it's not in a pitcher's DNA to give a hitter credit, But Jeter won a battle, he wasn't given a 3-0 meatball.
And yes, Schilling is an enormous windbag.
He was given a meatball. It just wasn't 3-0.
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