Castillo vs. Rasmussen G.T. 8/8/25
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Re: Castillo vs. Rasmussen G.T. 8/8/25
Mariners win! We're HEROES!!!
Another Magical Mariner win tonight.
Another Magical Mariner win tonight.
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Re: Castillo vs. Rasmussen G.T. 8/8/25
1 down, 2 to go.
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Re: Castillo vs. Rasmussen G.T. 8/8/25
Miller's second rehab start a little rough, probably one more
The stat line doesn't look great for Miller, but it's how Miller feels and how his stuff plays that Seattle puts the most focus on. Gilbert allowed four earned runs in each of his last two rehab starts this season and Kirby had a 7.20 ERA on his rehab assignment.
In terms of Miller's arsenal, Thursday's outing was encouraging. The third-year pitcher's fastball stayed in the 94-97 mph range the entire game, averaged 95.9 mph, and topped out at 97.5 mph. He fanned three batters with his four-seamer, one with his sweeper and one with his splitter.
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Re: Castillo vs. Rasmussen G.T. 8/8/25
Brash is the man. Amazing swing by Cal.
Re: Castillo vs. Rasmussen G.T. 8/8/25
Munoz is one of the best closers the game.
He has a 2.66 FIP .96 WHIP and 11.4 Ks per game
Brash has a 2.67 FIP 1.13 WHIP and a 10.2 K rate per 9
Demoting a closer with Munoz line for a guy with a worse line in the middle of a Playoffs race is absurd.
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Re: Castillo vs. Rasmussen G.T. 8/8/25
That's fine Evans has been pitching well.Donn Beach wrote: ↑Sat Aug 09, 2025 11:54 amMiller's second rehab start a little rough, probably one more
The stat line doesn't look great for Miller, but it's how Miller feels and how his stuff plays that Seattle puts the most focus on. Gilbert allowed four earned runs in each of his last two rehab starts this season and Kirby had a 7.20 ERA on his rehab assignment.
In terms of Miller's arsenal, Thursday's outing was encouraging. The third-year pitcher's fastball stayed in the 94-97 mph range the entire game, averaged 95.9 mph, and topped out at 97.5 mph. He fanned three batters with his four-seamer, one with his sweeper and one with his splitter.
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Re: Castillo vs. Rasmussen G.T. 8/8/25
Thanks for pointing that out, the munoz animosity is off the hook. I'm confident Dan has no intention of demoting his closer at this point in the season. The guy is a premier closer, I don't understand what the argument for it would be. It be disruptive, the team is finally on a roll. Let's create a controversy lol.
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Re: Castillo vs. Rasmussen G.T. 8/8/25
Munoz hasn't been a premier closer for the past month plus. He was during the 1st half. Hopefully he gets that back but as of right now he isn't very reliable.
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Re: Castillo vs. Rasmussen G.T. 8/8/25
I think with a closer it's less about those stats and more about nailing down saves. I'm guessing the proponents of Brash are thinking he's maybe a little less likely to blow a game.Donn Beach wrote: ↑Sat Aug 09, 2025 4:22 pmThanks for pointing that out, the munoz animosity is off the hook. I'm confident Dan has no intention of demoting his closer at this point in the season. The guy is a premier closer, I don't understand what the argument for it would be. It be disruptive, the team is finally on a roll. Let's create a controversy lol.
Munoz is 26 for 32. Brash is 2 for 2.