The O's can't seem to find or develop starting pitching, but they've done a great job finding and developing relievers. Cano, Bautista and Danny Coulombe are just the latest guys they've had success with. Last year it was Cionel Perez and Jorge Lopez. Even their 2012-2016 teams when they won the most games in the AL were carried by the lineup and bullpen. Now, if they could only get some good, consistent starting pitching.
The starters have been much better than people are acknowledging. Kremer has turned it on since May 1st pitching to a mid 3 era, Bradish has an era under 4, and Wells is just over 3 era. Kyle Gibson has an era under 4. Grayson will surely come around just has to work on that finish that out pitch. The pitching has carried over since last season.
I've been waiting since Mussina left us, for a true Ace to find there way to Camden Yards. I still hope Grayson Rodriguez or Kyle Bradish can be that guy.. they are still both really young and g rod only got a taste of the bigs so far, if he can make the adjustments and command the ball like he did last year...the stuff is fantastic. Just hope it's not another case of the Arrietta
@@brandondillman5841 yeah but he had a great year and was traded. We got a good return too. I'm talking a Ace that can pitch opening day for years to come for us!
Ima orioles fan (also a ravens fan) and the only thing we need to be a World Series contender is pitching. We could sign Brandon Woodruff or We can trade for some decent type of pitcher so let’s hope we sign some good pitchers.
@@1georgekitchen Ummm Actually 100% relevant. Clearly saying Grant Anderson is the better option, providing a counter argument contrary to the opinion in this video. The fact that someone had to clarify this is sad.
They got lucky they aren't figuring anything out. It's pretty much a guessing game swinging against him most will lose and that's why his ERA is still the lowest in the league.
Too early to tell if they're figuring him out or he's struggling with mechanics. Giving up 2 runs in 3 outings, isn't exactly falling apart. It just feels that way because of how dominate he's been.
Interesting, appreciate the props but you haven't been watching his last 9 outings. He was unhittable and walked no one before but he's been getting hit solidly the last 9 outings since may 19. He still only allowed 3 runs over that span but if you watch him now, they've adjusted and are really squaring up his pitches. Jim Palmer says his slider doesn't seem to have the same movement lately. Seriously though, he was only "great" for 7 weeks of his entire career and everyone jumped on that bandwagon. Let's let this play out a little longer before we start anointing him for Cooperstown.
Twins traded him for a guy who’s having issues pitching and with his mental facilities. He’s so bad he was placed on the IL. Cano goes to the Orioles, makes a change or 2 in his delivery and is one of the better relievers in the game. Talk about a stupid trade by management. It also clearly shows how the Twins on field coaching is absolutely garbage from the Manager to the coaches at all levels.
The O's can't seem to find or develop starting pitching, but they've done a great job finding and developing relievers. Cano, Bautista and Danny Coulombe are just the latest guys they've had success with. Last year it was Cionel Perez and Jorge Lopez. Even their 2012-2016 teams when they won the most games in the AL were carried by the lineup and bullpen. Now, if they could only get some good, consistent starting pitching.
The starters have been much better than people are acknowledging. Kremer has turned it on since May 1st pitching to a mid 3 era, Bradish has an era under 4, and Wells is just over 3 era. Kyle Gibson has an era under 4. Grayson will surely come around just has to work on that finish that out pitch. The pitching has carried over since last season.
I've been waiting since Mussina left us, for a true Ace to find there way to Camden Yards. I still hope Grayson Rodriguez or Kyle Bradish can be that guy.. they are still both really young and g rod only got a taste of the bigs so far, if he can make the adjustments and command the ball like he did last year...the stuff is fantastic. Just hope it's not another case of the Arrietta
Fingers crossed we get a healthy and still good John Means back to settle down the rotation, Wells and Kremer are doing pretty decent as well.
@@l.s8404 Remember Erik Bedard? He's probably the best starter we've had since Mussina left. lol
@@brandondillman5841 yeah but he had a great year and was traded. We got a good return too. I'm talking a Ace that can pitch opening day for years to come for us!
As of right now, he still has an ERA below 1.00 which is still insane
You know your good when a hit/walk hurts as much as a grand slam 😂
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Ima orioles fan (also a ravens fan) and the only thing we need to be a World Series contender is pitching. We could sign Brandon Woodruff or We can trade for some decent type of pitcher so let’s hope we sign some good pitchers.
Good news,Orioles have lots of prospects they could trade to fill in needs.I believe they need a frontline starter,but who?
This is better content than pitching ninja hope to see you continue these.
Cano is a good human being. How can you not root for a guy like him?
Cano and Bautista
G-baby from Hardball made it afterall
I blame the Angelos' with anything wrong with the Orioles and praise the players with everything right with the Orioles.
His last name is robert not roh-berre.
Might want to work on your outros buddy. Good video otherwise.
Bautista is still better, but Cano is def the most improved player in the league from a year ago
yeah but Bautista is a closer and cano is a reliever so you can’t really compare and they’ll both play a lot
Give me Grant Anderson out of the pen right now over ANYBODY. Dude is basically untouchable
Not relative to the video, but cool.
@@1georgekitchen Ummm Actually 100% relevant. Clearly saying Grant Anderson is the better option, providing a counter argument contrary to the opinion in this video. The fact that someone had to clarify this is sad.
CA-no, not ca-NÓ.
Cano has been great, but in his last 4 or 5 appearances, he's been giving up hits and a couple runs. The league is slowly starting to figure him out
They got lucky they aren't figuring anything out. It's pretty much a guessing game swinging against him most will lose and that's why his ERA is still the lowest in the league.
Too early to tell if they're figuring him out or he's struggling with mechanics. Giving up 2 runs in 3 outings, isn't exactly falling apart. It just feels that way because of how dominate he's been.
Can zero is him.
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Your thumbnails are literally copy/paste of italk's format. Do better.
Interesting, appreciate the props but you haven't been watching his last 9 outings. He was unhittable and walked no one before but he's been getting hit solidly the last 9 outings since may 19. He still only allowed 3 runs over that span but if you watch him now, they've adjusted and are really squaring up his pitches. Jim Palmer says his slider doesn't seem to have the same movement lately.
Seriously though, he was only "great" for 7 weeks of his entire career and everyone jumped on that bandwagon. Let's let this play out a little longer before we start anointing him for Cooperstown.
That's a stretch,he has pitched,doubt if he's going to the Hall but Oriole relievers have been very good!
@@terrytitus5291 I don't think you read my comment sir.
Twins traded him for a guy who’s having issues pitching and with his mental facilities. He’s so bad he was placed on the IL. Cano goes to the Orioles, makes a change or 2 in his delivery and is one of the better relievers in the game. Talk about a stupid trade by management. It also clearly shows how the Twins on field coaching is absolutely garbage from the Manager to the coaches at all levels.