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Chapman In the Closer Role

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Getting the velocity back. Looks a bit more self-assured.

 

Chapman threw 10 pitches against Milwaukee tonight. All 10 were 4 seam fastballs. Speed range was 95 to 100 mph.

 

3 up - 3 down but he was not overpowering. We are spoiled. For about 2 months Chapman just completely overwhelmed batters. When a batter hits a hard out, it is as though something must be wrong.

 

Chapman appears to have a delicate psyche. It will be interesting to see how he perform in the playoffs.

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Getting the velocity back. Looks a bit more self-assured.

 

Chapman threw 10 pitches against Milwaukee tonight. All 10 were 4 seam fastballs. Speed range was 95 to 100 mph.

 

3 up - 3 down but he was not overpowering. We are spoiled. For about 2 months Chapman just completely overwhelmed batters. When a batter hits a hard out, it is as though something must be wrong.

 

Chapman appears to have a delicate psyche. It will be interesting to see how he perform in the playoffs.

 

Nothing is wrong when he's 95-100. However, it doesn't matter how hard you throw belt high is hit in the show. That's the only reason he was hit hard twice last night.

 

He didn't throw a slider, did he?

Nothing is wrong when he's 95-100. However, it doesn't matter how hard you throw belt high is hit in the show. That's the only reason he was hit hard twice last night.

 

He didn't throw a slider, did he?

 

No, all 10 pitches were 4 seam fastballs.

Assuming nothing changes dramatically in the next 3 games. Reds up by 1 run in the 9th, game 1 of the playoffs. Broxton and Chapman are available. Who do you go with?

Chapman, with Big and Wide on standby.

Chapman and cover my eyes with one hand and cross my fingers on my other hand.

I suspect Dusty would go with Chapman. But, Chapman has looked real shaky of late. (Maybe time to call out some more somersaults. It seemed to snap Chapman out of his funk back in June.)

 

Unless Chapman cleans things up a bunch in St. Louis, if I had both Chapman and Broxton available in the 9th inning of a 1 run playoff game next weekend, I would go with Broxton.

Will Chapman pitch the next 3 games? Not sure how much work he needs but sort of struggled last night.

All I know is, I feel sorry for Hanigan. As jacked as Chapman got during the regular season at GABP, he may hit 110 in a playoff game.

 

Of course, he could hit the on-deck batter, too.

I am a fan of riding out on the same horse that brought you. Chapman will be fine. Needs to gain some confidence. St.Lo will be a good testing ground since it's a playoff atmosphere with essentially nothing on the line. Run the missile out there I say.

I am a fan of riding out on the same horse that brought you. Chapman will be fine. Needs to gain some confidence. St.Lo will be a good testing ground since it's a playoff atmosphere with essentially nothing on the line. Run the missile out there I say.

 

Completely agree.

I am a fan of riding out on the same horse that brought you. Chapman will be fine. Needs to gain some confidence. St.Lo will be a good testing ground since it's a playoff atmosphere with essentially nothing on the line. Run the missile out there I say.

 

What's the worst that could happen? Someone gets sniped with a 100+ fastball? Run him out there.

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