June 27, 201214 yr Gotta disagree Jim. He was in the 80's in pitch count with a no-no. No manager in the game has a guy up in that instance.
June 27, 201214 yr I don't think Heisey would have caught it, but you know he would have crashed into the wall going for it. The difference in Hart getting a double or a triple.
June 27, 201214 yr He didn't have a no no. He gave up two missiles.He started the inning with one. No way anyone should be up. And it's on you anyway. You jinxed it, and you know better.
June 27, 201214 yr Gotta disagree Jim. He was in the 80's in pitch count with a no-no. No manager in the game has a guy up in that instance. That's why strict adherence to pitch counts is dumb. It's more about trips through the batting order. By the third and especially fourth time the hitters have seen just about everything they need to.
June 27, 201214 yr That's why strict adherence to pitch counts is dumb. It's more about trips through the batting order. By the third and especially fourth time the hitters have seen just about everything they need to.I agree normally, but he had a no-no. Just different.
June 27, 201214 yr He started the inning with one. No way anyone should be up. And it's on you anyway. You jinxed it, and you know better. After 1st hit there should have been a conference...atleast with the catcher and pitcher...then he should have been pulled after the shot off the wall.
June 27, 201214 yr That's why strict adherence to pitch counts is dumb. It's more about trips through the batting order. By the third and especially fourth time the hitters have seen just about everything they need to. OMG! I agree with Jim.
June 27, 201214 yr After 1st hit there should have been a conference...atleast with the catcher and pitcher...then he should have been pulled after the shot off the wall.That I agree with.
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