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Yesterday's game was annoying in a lot of ways. The offense really should have been able to score more than two runs, but, Alex went into the off-season saying that improving the bullpen was the number one priority, telling us that the reason the Jays were disappointing last year was the bullpen. And then he did nothing about the pen, other than let most of the guys leave. Roberto Osuna has been amazing for a guy that hasn't pitched above A before now. Castro....well, he looks like someone that hasn't pitched above A ball..
Part of the problem is the Gibby (for good reason) doesn't really trust anyone in his bullpen (other than, it seems, Castro). So, instead of ignoring a weak seeing eye single, he pulls the guy that gives it up.
Alex really should have looked for more help for the pen.
And there is this:
The 2 #bluejays relievers with most inn on team? Osuna: 10.1, Castro 9.2. Both are 20 and Osuna is coming off TJ. Both in need of a break
— Barry Davis (@SNBarryDavis) April 26, 2015
Well, Gibby, stop running them out there every game. Let's see what the other guys can do. And, if I may, there is no rule that you have to use everyone in each game. Someone give up a hit, trust that he'll get the next guy.
Zaun says Gibby 'pushed all the right buttons' yesterday. I would say that he pushed too many buttons.
Today, Jose Reyes is getting a day off, not a bad idea. And Jose Bautista still isn't back in the lineup. Kevin Pillar is still in CF, with Dalton Pompey in LF.
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