So, it took one more inning than I expected for Olson to freak out and Bolt being to stubborn to pull a pitching change. Can't say I didn't see this coming. They wait until the game is tied, damage is done, momentum gone... Bolt is not a championship caliber coach right now though he's showed improvement. Let's see if the bats can heat up but my word this is frustrating!!
LOL, this is an awesome analogy of exactly how frustrated I get with baseball. I can keep my head in football, basketball, even pole dancing but baseball... ugh, I'm a horrendous fan. So yes, I deserve to be slandered this way and sadly, I accept it.
I don't know. It was pretty clear before that last batter that he was done. This isn't a mid season game. This is post season and a must win game.I doubt there are a lot of managers that would pull their best starter because they've given up one run in the fifth inning.
I doubt there are a lot of managers that would pull their best starter because they've given up one run in the fifth inning.
I don't know. It was pretty clear before that last batter that he was done. This isn't a mid season game. This is post season and a must win game.
Welp, maybe this inning proved why he tried staying with him as long as he did. :facepalm:Well ... it's actually not a must win game. But you're obviously in much better shape if you win.
It's also hard to risk burning out your staff. We could have to play four days in a row. I think you give your first starter the chance to try to get out of it and maybe give you another inning. Again, because he had only given up one run.
I'm guessing you didn't watch yesterday's games @Mavric
The only game the starters weren't pulled early was Michigan's (Halloran) and again, resulted in a loss.
You have a bull pen, use it for pete's sake. This team is too fragile to risk getting behind. Anyway, we'll see where it ends. Fingers crossed!!