Can you New Englanders Give me a Scouting Report on Wright?

[HarryCaray]

What's his story? He done?

 

[Betallsports]

some recent info

Wright has been hit hard in three of his four starts this season, allowing seven home runs in 17 2/3 innings. The 32-year-old was tagged for four runs and nine hits in 3 2/3 innings in a loss at Baltimore last time out and has just one quality start. Opponents are hitting .413 against Wright

 

[HarryCaray]

But why? Bad location? Dead arm?

 

[Michelangelo]

The Red Sox don't think he's done or he would not be starting. He's a knuckler. He's got to get that thing dancing again.

 

[HarryCaray]

The Red Sox don't think he's done or he would not be starting.

Meh, maybe true and maybe not so much.

You can drop the bravado. Was just looking for insight.

GL

 

[Michelangelo]

Bravado? Come on, man.

I was trying to give you the only insight you'll find anywhere. There really is no other answer or they wouldn't be starting him. Sorry if you didn't like it.

Maybe someone else has the insight you want to hear. I was trying to help.

 

[HarryCaray]

Bravado? Come on, man.

I was trying to give you the only insight you'll find anywhere. There really is no other answer or they wouldn't be starting him. Sorry if you didn't like it.

Maybe someone else has the insight you want to hear. I was trying to help.

Ok. Apologies. I do appreciate the response.

Lemme try to come at this from another angle.

Do teams ever run someone out there too many times because of what he did last year? Or course. We're probably going to run into the same thing this year with arrieta.

See what I mean?

 

[razorbackpicks]

Ok. Apologies. I do appreciate the response.

Lemme try to come at this from another angle.

Do teams ever run someone out there too many times because of what he did last year? Or course. We're probably going to run into the same thing this year with arrieta.

See what I mean?

i think it's sports. When someone has their best year and it's in the level like an arrieta had, a porcello even, and to a little lesser extent wright, they can repeat that. So only one way to go, people think it's mediocrity, but reality it's back just a little most likely from a relaxed state, a high. Look at Dallas kuechel, dominated two years ago, no way to repeat that level of success, and he did not. But now look at him, young enough to rebound and practice to get back to that elite status.

This is above theory is why the tiger woods, lebrons, etc of the world are label elites and not just good.

A more narrow scope is a pitcher coming off a no hitter. They usually have a fairly short outting giving up more than a couple hits and runs.