Bit of a regression tonight, with only 3 of the 6 runs earned. Maybe they should all stay in a hotel and be bussed in for the game like they're on the road.
Misiorowski was really impressive, and hopefully he doesn’t miss much time. A 94.2 mph changeup is basically a fastball for MLB pitchers. I liked the patience the Nats showed and the way they tried to run up his pitch count. Sometimes that’s all you can do when a pitcher is having a dominant night.
A little off-topic but relevant to the Brewers' pitcher's pitchspeed: Nats tv broadcasts do not flash the pitch speed (or type of pitch too). Is there any way, Mark Zuckerman, you could raise this issue? I watch but often don't listen to the play by play. When I do, I don't hear them, at least on tv, routinely or often report pitch speed.
Bit of a regression tonight, with only 3 of the 6 runs earned. Maybe they should all stay in a hotel and be bussed in for the game like they're on the road.
I was thinking they should switch dugouts and see if that helps.
Much better idea than sacrificing chickens to Jobu.
Misiorowski was really impressive, and hopefully he doesn’t miss much time. A 94.2 mph changeup is basically a fastball for MLB pitchers. I liked the patience the Nats showed and the way they tried to run up his pitch count. Sometimes that’s all you can do when a pitcher is having a dominant night.
Would be nice to have Jake Bennet in the rotation. As for Irvin- 4 runs in 5 innings is still essentially a 9 ERA.
A little off-topic but relevant to the Brewers' pitcher's pitchspeed: Nats tv broadcasts do not flash the pitch speed (or type of pitch too). Is there any way, Mark Zuckerman, you could raise this issue? I watch but often don't listen to the play by play. When I do, I don't hear them, at least on tv, routinely or often report pitch speed.