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The problem with Milton is compounded since he is a fly ball pitcher in a hitters park. Even if he throws the game he wants to it is likely multiple balls will sail out. Its just a bad situation for us, especially home games.

The problem with Milton is compounded since he is a fly ball pitcher in a hitters park. Even if he throws the game he wants to it is likely multiple balls will sail out. .

 

Milton's problem is that he doesn't have the guts to dust people off the plate. When you give up as many jacks as he does and continue to throw middle of the plate with a 86 MPH fastball you're asking for trouble.

 

Put someone in the dirt just to get them thinking a bit.

Milton is a 5 inning pitcher at best. Even in his last start, I heard one radio guy say he was a single out away from a quality start.

 

You put Milton out there and don't ask him to go past 5th inning. I recall that Mets game last July that in the 7th inning, Narron let him stay in there to pitch to the Mets big hitter and he jacked a HR.

 

You have to realize who Milton is and don't ask him to be more.

Milton's problem is that he doesn't have the guts to dust people off the plate. When you give up as many jacks as he does and continue to throw middle of the plate with a 86 MPH fastball you're asking for trouble.

 

Put someone in the dirt just to get them thinking a bit.

 

I would expand that to our pitching staff in general. I remember last year Rich Aurilia was hit by a pitch, blatantly might I add, in his subsequent at bat after a home run. Next inning Claussen faces the opposing pitcher and throws to him like normal. I would have at least run a few way inside on him if not immediately pegged him.

Some interesting info from Trent's Blog today, especially the highlighted part.

 

 

 

Freel's presser was interesting. The deal is two more years - 3 mil in 2008 4 in 09. He said: 'I'm overpaid'

 

Was amazing. Basically he said he's lucky to do what he's doing, and if anything he can now afford (financially) to be more reckless. A scary thought, but probably not possible

 

What was also interesting was that Freel started on his own about how the team needs to get Josh Hamilton at-bats, that Hamilton is the most talented guy on the team and is a future All-Star, and if he has to sit or play the infield to get Hamilton on the field, he'll do it.

 

"He's a game-changing guy, I'm not," Freel said.

There was also a point where he said he'd take the league minimum to play, just so he's playing. Wayne Krivsky said to that, "That's why guys have agents."

 

 

 

Trent

Nice start to the evening...:rolleyes:

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It only took Milton 34 pitches to get out of the 1st...

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55 pitches after 2 innings. I doubt he makes it past the 4th...

55 pitches after 2 innings. I doubt he makes it past the 4th...

 

Which would be the ONLY reason to try and let Lohse finish that game yesterday. You may need everyone for today's game...:lol:

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When is Milton Hard Hat night?

Every night he's on the hill...

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2-0 Brew Crew after 3...

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A Dunn leadoff 2B is wasted. 2-0 after 4...

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