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Daletiel · 07-26-2016, 07:28 PM

Game #45: Jays lose a close one in walk-off fashion

Cito might have left Randy St. Claire a bit too long in this one, giving up the game-ending single to Mike Stanley. I guess he didn't want to run Castillo out on back to back nights, especially considering how he blew the finale against Cleveland.

WP: Bob Wickman (3-3)
LP: Randy St. Claire (1-2)
HR: Paul Molitor (3)

Game #46: Deja Vu? Toronto walked off again

Another blown save by Castillo, his 5th of the year, and a closer look at his advanced stats is troubling. He's issuing almost 8 walks per 9 innings, with a WHIP over 2 and an opponents' OPS of .834. It's an untenable situation; we can't keep running him out there as the closer if he can't close down the games.

WP: Royal Clayton (2-0)
LP: Tony Castillo (0-5)
HR: Joe Carter (10)

07-26-2016, 07:28 PM	#27
Daletiel Minors (Single A) Join Date: Apr 2012 Posts: 80	May 24-25: @ New York Yankees Game #45: Jays lose a close one in walk-off fashion Cito might have left Randy St. Claire a bit too long in this one, giving up the game-ending single to Mike Stanley. I guess he didn't want to run Castillo out on back to back nights, especially considering how he blew the finale against Cleveland. WP: Bob Wickman (3-3) LP: Randy St. Claire (1-2) HR: Paul Molitor (3) Game #46: Deja Vu? Toronto walked off again Another blown save by Castillo, his 5th of the year, and a closer look at his advanced stats is troubling. He's issuing almost 8 walks per 9 innings, with a WHIP over 2 and an opponents' OPS of .834. It's an untenable situation; we can't keep running him out there as the closer if he can't close down the games. WP: Royal Clayton (2-0) LP: Tony Castillo (0-5) HR: Joe Carter (10)