Oh my god it's a miracle, everyone buy your lottery tickets.
The Jays have a good bullpen this season.
Bullpens are funny thing, relievers and closers are funny pitchers, and are never a sure bet. What is a good reliever? Who is a good closer season to season? I think the Pen has been great since july. I don't think Gibbons manages the game well, and that goes with managing the Pen. His strategy to me seems to be to try and have a pitcher go for a full inning rather than manage to the game as it unfolds. His go to was Sanchez-Osuna when the Jays were killing it and he's trying to do the same thing in tight games when the Jays aren't as hot and it's not working.
See how often a manager/pitching coach will come out during a game to talk things over and slow the game down vs how many times Gibbons/Jays coach does. Just observe.
Like I said, I have my opinion, and you have yours. You want to keep attacking it, go ahead. I just don't think Gibbons is that great.
Jays clicked immediately after the trades and have had the best record in baseball since the deadline. I guess I just can't give an ounce of credit to Gibbons though because he's been given so much to work with.
Guys, Pillar just went to first base without having to hit the ball first. Why did he do that? I didn't think he was allowed to do that.
isn't this the guy who kept walking everyone last time?
isn't this the guy who kept walking everyone last time?
How'd he do without a great line up? Fill me in please.
Didn't he already have a great lineup? The argument was that his rotation sucked, and yet he still kept the team around .500 and in the hunt.
huh? what about EE?
What happened to EE?
It frustrates me that Gibbons loaded his lineup with lefties in this key matchup against the opposing team's ace lefty.