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Baseball Primer Newsblog — The Best News Links from the Baseball Newsstand Friday, July 04, 2008Chicago Tribune: Piniella on Marmol: Little bit of a concern (RR)
Given how Marmol was Piniella’s security blanket for much of the season, it’s got to be killing Lou to have it taken away. |
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I'm sure it is.
The pitch to Durham: terrible.
The pitch to Aurilia: terrible.
Maybe, just maybe, Marmol is not perfect. His walk rates up to this point have indicated as much. If the Cubs' success depends on Marmol pitching every other day and maintaining an ERA of <1, they were screwed to begin with.
Howry since May 1:
27.1 IP, 2.63 ERA, 24 K, 4 BB, 3 HR.
Wuertz since May 1:
23 IP, 1.57 ERA, 16 K, 9 BB, 0 HR
I think Howry and Wuertz are just fine.
I disagree with this and agree with what jwb and Spahn are saying. I can't tell you the number of times he falls behind guys 2-0 with fastballs that miss and then he drops in a couple of sliders for strikes.
Right now, the fastball is just sitting there asking to be hit and the slider is hanging. I wonder how much is mental, going back to the TB game, and how much is physical wear and tear. I feel that it's a little of both, since the velocity is still there.
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