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Thanks Jack, it, it seems your demotion from ace to Brad Thompson is complete.
I still don’t get this take. That’s two bad starts, both against the same team, in his last 25 or so outings. Are you on Gallegos’ case about his couple recent bad games too?
Jack should have pitched better and I’m sure he’d admit that himself. He’s still a good pitcher and will still likely be pitching in October with a chance to do damage.
CF wrote: I tell you, this Horton goy is running neck-and-neck with Thompson
What can I do but agree CF. There are definitely times when these two guys who are otherwise very nice turn into werewolves with microphones in order to fill their word quota. But they are former pitchers so I give them a bit of a pass and blame it on FS-Midwest. But I draw the line when they bring in Timmy the bigmouth ex-catcher. It has been so fun this season when they are hundreds of miles from the stadium and have to wait like us other TV fans to determine if a a hit ball has enough oomph to get out. In one of the early games Danny Mac was giving it the old going going gone bit and it was caught a good 40 feet inside the fence.
Jack Flaherty career vs everyone but the Brewers:
347.2 IP, 2.95 ERA
Jack Flaherty career vs the Brewers:
61.1 IP, 5.72 ERA
That’s eyeđź‘€ opening, Forschster. One might think that when Jack gains his freedom, he may want to seriously consider signing with Milwaukee….and only Milwaukee. It appears the venue has little to do with his Brewer difficulties.
Thankfully we won game 2, but Flaherty’s unace like performance could have been disastrous to our playoff chances. And we all know our offense stinks, so if we aren’t scoring it’s up to our ace to match zeroes.
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