If he doesn't turn it around, he will see very little action in post season if Jays get there which is likely.
Don't bank on that. He will still be used as one of the 3 starters (which is kind of what the rotation becomes in the playoffs)
If he doesn't turn it around, he will see very little action in post season if Jays get there which is likely.
Maybe, but based on recent performances, I would pick Stripling ahead of him. I agree 4th starter only comes into play in post season if back to back series go to max and one of top three not 100% and needs extra day rest.Don't bank on that. He will still be used as one of the 3 starters (which is kind of what the rotation becomes in the playoffs)
I'm guessing a 3-man rotation: - Manoah, Gausman and Berrios with a quick hook if Berrios fumbles and Stripling coming in for long relief. Koochie dropped off the post season roster or else long relief in low pressure situations.The Jays did well to win against the Yankees with Gausman starting. The two weakest starters in the rotation close out the series. Hoping for the old Berrios to show up.
Yes Kikuchi and Ryu have been worse but that is a very low bar. Berrios has been too unpredictable to be reliable this year. If he doesn't turn it around, he will see very little action in post season if Jays get there which is likely.
I hope they don't mess up any of the starters the way they messed up Price in the playoffs when he was here.I'm guessing a 3-man rotation: - Manoah, Gausman and Berrios with a quick hook if Berrios fumbles and Stripling coming in for long relief. Koochie dropped off the post season roster or else long relief in low pressure situations.
I would start Manoah followed by Stripling and then Gausman. Berrios is a fourth or long relief guy.I'm guessing a 3-man rotation: - Manoah, Gausman and Berrios with a quick hook if Berrios fumbles and Stripling coming in for long relief. Koochie dropped off the post season roster or else long relief in low pressure situations.
Unlikely. There are fewer off days during the playoffs now, with the wildcard being more than just a one and done. This season also ends later than usual. MLB doesn't like to still be playing games in November. We'll be seeing four man rotations throughout the postseason. Too much money is invested in quality starters to risk having their arms fall off at the end of a long season.I'm guessing a 3-man rotation: - Manoah, Gausman and Berrios with a quick hook if Berrios fumbles and Stripling coming in for long relief. Koochie dropped off the post season roster or else long relief in low pressure situations.
Their heads are not in the game, Teo also from the night before.
Buck calling it as it is.......
Berrios with a quick hook .
Berrios has one Major League relief appearance in his career.It will be this. They'll let him start due to the fact his stuff is still dirty, and when he's on he can shut a team right down, but given how he's pitched this season, the millisecond they sense he doesn't anything other then his "A" game, he's done.
Possibly they'd activate Nate Pearson, if he's ready.
He's only pitched 15 innings at AAA, including 1 start. Still walking too many but the arm strength is there as he's whiffed 19 batters. Might be an option in relief.I've heard rumblings about this, but nobody seems to know how he's doing.