Remember when the guy on opening day was your best starter?
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Michael K.
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Re: Remember when the guy on opening day was your best starter?
It won't feel meaningless if after 5 and a third perfect, Gilbert goes full on Gilbert, walks two and gives up a three run bomb and we lose by one run. My guess is our opponent isn't going to start their second or third best option, so runs might be at a premium.
Re: Remember when the guy on opening day was your best starter?
It will once its Woos turn on Day 4 and instead of facing their #1 he's up against their #4.Michael K. wrote: ↑Fri Mar 20, 2026 6:32 pmIt won't feel meaningless if after 5 and a third perfect, Gilbert goes full on Gilbert, walks two and gives up a three run bomb and we lose by one run. My guess is our opponent isn't going to start their second or third best option, so runs might be at a premium.
And Gilbert isn't exactly minced meat.
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Re: Remember when the guy on opening day was your best starter?
Did they ever determine precisely what was wrong with Woo's shoulder during the playoffs lasf year?
Re: Remember when the guy on opening day was your best starter?
Great question, I'd forgotten he shut down.Sibelius Hindemith wrote: ↑Fri Mar 20, 2026 7:51 pmDid they ever determine precisely what was wrong with Woo's shoulder during the playoffs lasf year?
That's probably enough reason alone to ease his workload a little bit by burying him in the 4 spot in the rotation.
Hopefully it was nothing... but hopefully one of the writers asks about it.
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Michael K.
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Re: Remember when the guy on opening day was your best starter?
So, Woo is going from possibly starting day one to starting day four? Why?bpj wrote: ↑Fri Mar 20, 2026 6:36 pmIt will once its Woos turn on Day 4 and instead of facing their #1 he's up against their #4.Michael K. wrote: ↑Fri Mar 20, 2026 6:32 pmIt won't feel meaningless if after 5 and a third perfect, Gilbert goes full on Gilbert, walks two and gives up a three run bomb and we lose by one run. My guess is our opponent isn't going to start their second or third best option, so runs might be at a premium.
And Gilbert isn't exactly minced meat.