By Daniel Zarchy, on May 18th, 2016
- Episode 133: Snakes on a Plane
In the hundred-and-thirty-third episode, Thomas and Danny talk about the Giants’ winning streak, the reemergence of Jake Peavy and Matt Cain, the subtle bullpen, Brandon Crawford’s breakout, and the Selig Rule.
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By Daniel Zarchy, on April 30th, 2016 This week on the podcast, Thomas and I talked about the curious case of Matt Cain’s 2016 season. My theory was that after not pitching much for the last year and a half, and missing time in Spring Training with his cyst issue, he entered the season without the stamina that a starting pitcher would need. That’s why it seems like he’s perfectly fine for the first four innings, before he falls off a cliff. Continue reading “Matt Cain’s Death by Pitch Count”
By Thomas Todd, on April 27th, 2016
- Episode 132: Holy Mackerel
In the hundred-and-thirty-second episode, Thomas and Danny talk about Johnny Cueto’s gem, Santiago Casilla’s 100th save, and the upcoming pitching matchups with the Mets.
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