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Originally Posted by Stanley Nickels
I'm going to say this one more time, and NOT AGAIN after that. Bannister has a solid history of losing control of his pitches around 80. The bulk of his earned runs fall between 70-100-- and, yes, that's to be expected from pitchers. But it's the MANAGER'S JOB, especially in a one-run game, to know when to bring in his bullpen.
To think otherwise is, well, unwise.
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If thats true, then he should be in the bullpen. His record says otherwise