San Francisco Giants 2020 Off-season Thread

Originally posted by FredFlintstone:

Originally posted by FaTaL:

This is theory Zaidi and Kapler examines in deciding not to let anyone throw more than about 50 pitches in camp, citing research on slow vs fast ramps. This season is a laboratory for this question. #sfgiants https://t.co/tQqXCCaf8S

— Henry Schulman (@hankschulman) July 28, 2020

At least info is coming out now

And Kluber just suffered a shoulder tear because of this possibly.

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Kluber pitched one inning.

Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:

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Kluber pitched one inning.

Talking about the fast workload ramp up in preparation for this short season

Originally posted by Garce:

Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:
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Kluber pitched one inning.

Talking about the fast workload ramp up in preparation for this short season

Did the Rangers not take precaution regarding the ramp up like the Giants supposedly did?

Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:

Originally posted by Garce:

Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:

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Kluber pitched one inning.

Talking about the fast workload ramp up in preparation for this short season

Did the Rangers not take precaution regarding the ramp up like the Giants supposedly did?

I don't know. The point was, almost every team in mlb has their starters going with their regular workload, only the giants have not done that and were going to bring guys along slow, partly a necessity (lack of talent) and the other reason being health.

Originally posted by Garce:

Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:

Originally posted by Garce:

Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:
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Kluber pitched one inning.

Talking about the fast workload ramp up in preparation for this short season

Did the Rangers not take precaution regarding the ramp up like the Giants supposedly did?

I don't know. The point was, almost every team in mlb has their starters going with their regular workload, only the giants have not done that and were going to bring guys along slow, partly a necessity (lack of talent) and the other reason being health.

And my point was, is this verified? I was literally just asking for clarification.

I just quickly went through all the boxscores from yesterday. and out of 9 games, only one starting pitcher went into the 80s as far as pitch count goes. So again, can you show me that every other mlb team has their starters going with their regular work load? About to look at 2 days agos box scores too.

Sunday's boxscores of 15 total games showed four pitchers exceeding 80 pitches (Bauer throwing in the 100s....yikes).

I can keep going here, but I am not seeing any evidence of "almost every team in MLB has their starters going with their regular workload." It is clear most teams are not extending pitchers yet.

But to your point, Garce, I think the lack of talent has a lot to do with how the Giants arms have been used so far. Health is obviously a part of it (and I have zero issues with our staff being run this way during this gimmicky season).

Just have Pablo pitch

Hoping for Samardzija to shove tonight. Lets go!

Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:

Sunday's boxscores of 15 total games showed four pitchers exceeding 80 pitches (Bauer throwing in the 100s....yikes).

I can keep going here, but I am not seeing any evidence of "almost every team in MLB has their starters going with their regular workload." It is clear most teams are not extending pitchers yet.

But to your point, Garce, I think the lack of talent has a lot to do with how the Giants arms have been used so far. Health is obviously a part of it (and I have zero issues with our staff being run this way during this gimmicky season).

I don't have any hard evidence just what I hear on knbr.

Originally posted by Garce:

Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:
Sunday's boxscores of 15 total games showed four pitchers exceeding 80 pitches (Bauer throwing in the 100s....yikes).

I can keep going here, but I am not seeing any evidence of "almost every team in MLB has their starters going with their regular workload." It is clear most teams are not extending pitchers yet.

But to your point, Garce, I think the lack of talent has a lot to do with how the Giants arms have been used so far. Health is obviously a part of it (and I have zero issues with our staff being run this way during this gimmicky season).

I don't have any hard evidence just what I hear on knbr.

Gotcha. I actually am in favor of our pitchers not being extended, especially the younger ones who could be part of our future plans. I just think thats fairly common with what has been going on across the league so far.

Lmao Machado and the left fielder 😂

How those bullpens looking?

damn it!

Looking forward to one of these days having a capable SS

Shark barely throwing 90 today