Rob Friedman

So Cease is going to have to have one of those games where he's not striking out seven but walking five and getting into three and two counts on every pitch.

Yeah, one of the things from last night that was kind of a blessing, and just quickly on that note of how good Gavin Williams was, go look at the pitching ninja, Rob Friedman.

He did an overlay of the 100-mile-an-hour, I think it was a two-seamer, and then the sweeper to Okamoto.

it's like man no wonder okamoto looks so stupid like how can you even possibly touch either one of those pitches um the tough part for the jays like yeah last night expected to be a cleveland win it was their ace with a bullpen day i i wasn't all that worried about it the blessing in disguise for toronto is probably that it did turn into a blowout towards the end and you didn't feel any pressure to use any of your leverage bullpen arms right so you should have a bunch of guys all ready to go for uh for for tonight if you need them and yeah with your own two aces on the mound these are as close to must-win games as you can get in the regular season the only downside is cleveland has a couple of guys still going and tanner bybee and uh and tonight the names uh the names escaping me for a second it's oh cantillo and cantillo has been like remarkably consistent as of late so you're not getting off with you know a bullpen game or some guy with an era north of five the jays bats definitely have to do their part in these next two but it's hard to not feel optimistic with the guys they have throwing on on the blue jay side

Whatever you wanna describe his complete game, five hits, no walks, 11 strikeouts.

Heath, I saw this number you'll appreciate, this from Rob Friedman.

Chris Sale's last seven starts, 60 strikeouts, three walks.

What in the ever-loving hell is going on with a 37-year-old, seven starts, 60 K's, three walks, and I know everybody was ready, everybody was ready to give the Cy Young to Jacob deGrom, and he's still the favorite.

A complete game, five-hit shutout, no walks, 11 strikeouts.

I saw the number earlier from Rob Friedman.

Chris Sale's last seven games, 60 strikeouts and three walks, which is just, again, phenomenal.

To add to the drama in the ninth, you get the – slow challenge off the Braves were hoping to have a double play called with Matt Olsen's foot whether it was on the bag or not so you had to have Chris warm up through that and wait on that and then Laz Diaz didn't know if he was calling it out or a safe and then he comes back out and strikes out the final batter throwing 99 miles an hour after throwing 100 plus pitches there was just it was cinema top to bottom of what Chris Sale did last night against the Dodgers

Heath, I saw this number.

You'll appreciate this from Rob Friedman.

Chris Sayles' last seven starts, 60 strikeouts, three walks.

What in the ever-loving hell is going on with a 37-year-old, seven starts, 60 Ks, three walks, and I know everybody was ready.

Got back, started working customer support at TrackMan, and downloaded my data from the last game I played, and, you know, posted it on Twitter.

Pitching Ninja, uh, the White Sox reached out to Pitching Ninja looking for pitchers that he had seen, and he essentially gave them my Twitter handle.

And, you know, I, I signed-- I showed up at 8:00 a.m. to, to my job at TrackMan.

I was there probably five, 10 minutes early.