Furthermore, he had a Overall, the Cleveland Indians bullpen has been very effective over the first 22 games of this season. For a team that gets a lot of recognition for their starting rotation and rightfully so, the bullpen has been just as valuable and effective. Indians relievers have combined for the fourth lowest ERA 2. Main Image: Embed from Getty Images. Your email address will not be published. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Thanks for nicely correcting my stupidity. Still rather seen Bauers, Gamel and hedges gone first, I understand they play different positions, but they all suck and Perez was still useful and a great clubhouse leader for the pen. Twins should just bring him across the field and throw him in their pen. That said, the rule is ridiculous; if a manager wants to handcuff a roster with wasting roster spots on specialists then let him. To keep tinkering with the rules is just ridiculous.
Rockies could use him. They only have one lefty in the pen and he has options remaining and an ERA of almost The 3 batter minimum rule is causing many left handed relievers to retire.
Of course, you can make the argument that their careers would not have been so long in the first place. It may be modified or tossed out. I always enjoyed the managerial chess game, especially in the NL. If a reliever is going much more than that in 3 batters then it could be longer than just swapping relievers. Wish the cards would trade andrew Miller for him, hes honestly been a ton better at a fraction of the cost. Can it happen twice? That would make sense, however, Nelson entered the year with 0.
Please login to leave a reply. Log in Register. Username or Email Address. Remember Me. Go To Pro Hockey Rumors. Go To Hoops Rumors. Comments Strange. He was solid last season and is off to a good start this season. Only if he can be optioned. The Jamie Moyer of the 21st century probably still has some life left. No doubt. He makes 3x the league minimum! The Indians have the youngest active roster in the Majors, and with that comes some growing pains.
In just the first month of the season, the offense has already experienced a handful of peaks and valleys, and one of the toughest things the coaching staff may have to relay to hitters early in the year is how to handle the frustration of not seeing positive results. When you're a young guy and you're making quality contact but you're not getting hits, and then you start looking at the numbers, it can get in your head and make you panic a little bit. Some players it takes a couple years before they really get through that.
Other players get through it a little quicker.
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