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<blockquote data-quote="Female Jacket" data-source="post: 553286" data-attributes="member: 2946"><p>Here is my previous post on the Miami thread: Thursday March 7th</p><p>I believe our biggest problem is relievers and closers .</p><p>Say for instance, Zay starts and goes 5 flawless innings, then our bullpen must keep up his good work, but of course not everyone can be Zay.</p><p>So then a hit happens, a run happens, still all okay unless our batters aren't doing their job then it's not okay.</p><p>My point, is bullpen depth. We haven't seen it in action against ACC hitters yet, so Miami will be the litmus test.</p><p>Also why not try for two games instead of 3 in a series. For instance, you pitch Zay and Hurter one day then the next day is CT and Amos, then the last day of the series draw sticks to see who pitches whilst saving Bartnicki and Roedig for midweek starts.</p><p></p><p>I bet you guys out there might and probably do know more...Here is my take, I played team tennis. So the coach will strategize and put the best players to try to win line 3 out of the 5 lines. That is when the best players on the team play together (doubles I'm talking about), so again Curry would be matched with Hurter, Connor with Amos, or whoever is the top 4 pitchers.</p><p>And I think Hall is due for retirement. I like the guy, but he lets a lot games go the wrong way by not pulling the pitchers sooner.</p><p>Also what the heck is going on with Serratos? 14th round pick but his hitting and defense are questionable. </p><p></p><p>It's easy to pick apart these kids here on this forum, and I should not... Sorry for that, I'm just frustrated because I know we have the talent to take on a good team like Miami.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Female Jacket, post: 553286, member: 2946"] Here is my previous post on the Miami thread: Thursday March 7th I believe our biggest problem is relievers and closers . Say for instance, Zay starts and goes 5 flawless innings, then our bullpen must keep up his good work, but of course not everyone can be Zay. So then a hit happens, a run happens, still all okay unless our batters aren't doing their job then it's not okay. My point, is bullpen depth. We haven't seen it in action against ACC hitters yet, so Miami will be the litmus test. Also why not try for two games instead of 3 in a series. For instance, you pitch Zay and Hurter one day then the next day is CT and Amos, then the last day of the series draw sticks to see who pitches whilst saving Bartnicki and Roedig for midweek starts. I bet you guys out there might and probably do know more...Here is my take, I played team tennis. So the coach will strategize and put the best players to try to win line 3 out of the 5 lines. That is when the best players on the team play together (doubles I'm talking about), so again Curry would be matched with Hurter, Connor with Amos, or whoever is the top 4 pitchers. And I think Hall is due for retirement. I like the guy, but he lets a lot games go the wrong way by not pulling the pitchers sooner. Also what the heck is going on with Serratos? 14th round pick but his hitting and defense are questionable. It's easy to pick apart these kids here on this forum, and I should not... Sorry for that, I'm just frustrated because I know we have the talent to take on a good team like Miami. [/QUOTE]
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