Matt Cain had the weirdest game I’ve seen from a starter. He gave up seven earned runs, all in the third inning. What made the start strange was in the five other innings he pitched, he didn’t allow a hitter … Continue reading →

Michael Wacha looked really good yesterday. His fastball sat 92-93 mph and touched 96 a few times. The money pitch was the circle changeup; it was thrown with deception and has good fade; batters swung and missed 50 percent of … Continue reading →

Despite having a 1.50 ERA and 1.22 WHIP in Jordan Lyles’ last three games. Having played in the majors since 2011 it’s easy to forget Lyles is only 22 years old. After watching a few of his starts the past … Continue reading →