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more to this channel coming more maybe news on other shows that i host football not too far away don't want to ruin the summer or lose my summer just yet because that means the fall but nonetheless again mic drop here made possible by the leave and available everywhere you get your podcasts so paul skeens is coming off a win that's a sentence that hasn't been said in a while Paul Skeens able to benefit from Ryan O'Hearn, three home runs, 10 ribbies, an historic day, the most RBIs ever driven in by any Pirates player in franchise history.
But this year, unlike the first two years, Paul Skeens can't complain about run support.
And in his win, he allowed only the two runs, but did give up eight hits in six innings with only four strikeouts and a walk.
But as I said those first two years, when you're evaluating a pitcher, I won't be a hypocrite here, when you're evaluating a pitcher, the win-loss record, a thing of the past.
didn't get any freaking run support, and deserved the National League Cy Young Award.
And he won it because others now finally think like me and aren't obsessing about a win-loss record for a pitcher.
A goalie in hockey, a quarterback in football, if we can get all those put together as well, the world will be better.
You could throw a frigging one hitter and lose the game, depending on what your offense does.
You could pitch a frigging shutout, and when you leave the game, somebody else could end up with the win, or your team could blow it after you exit it, assuming you don't go the distance, which basically never happens these days, and even when you do.
We've seen pitchers throw gems, complete game, gems throughout baseball history and not even win that game.
more to this channel coming more maybe news on other shows that i host football not too far away don't want to ruin the summer or lose my summer just yet because that means the fall but nonetheless again mic drop here made possible by the leave and available everywhere you get your podcasts so paul skeens is coming off a win that's a sentence that hasn't been said in a while Paul Skeens able to benefit from Ryan O'Hearn, three home runs, 10 ribbies, an historic day, the most RBIs ever driven in by any Pirates player in franchise history.
But this year, unlike the first two years, Paul Skeens can't complain about run support.
And in his win, he allowed only the two runs, but did give up eight hits in six innings with only four strikeouts and a walk.
But as I said those first two years, when you're evaluating a pitcher, I won't be a hypocrite here, when you're evaluating a pitcher, the win-loss record, a thing of the past.
didn't get any freaking run support, and deserved the National League Cy Young Award.
And he won it because others now finally think like me and aren't obsessing about a win-loss record for a pitcher.
A goalie in hockey, a quarterback in football, if we can get all those put together as well, the world will be better.
You could throw a frigging one hitter and lose the game, depending on what your offense does.
You could pitch a frigging shutout, and when you leave the game, somebody else could end up with the win, or your team could blow it after you exit it, assuming you don't go the distance, which basically never happens these days, and even when you do.
We've seen pitchers throw gems, complete game, gems throughout baseball history and not even win that game.
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