Horrible Bullpen Management

[fan_since79]

That is all!

 

 

 

 

[Ochocinco!]

Why he didn't bring in de la rosa in the first place is beyond me!!!

[fan_since79]

Kohn is probably also wondering why he left him out there to dry.

[Angel Oracle]

Why is Kohn even still up here ?

[stormngt]

Why is Kohn even still up here ?

 

His ERA after tonight is 2.70.  We have that good of a bullpen that we can send guys with this low of an ERA down?

[stormngt]

Why he didn't bring in de la rosa in the first place is beyond me!!!

Delarosa has a 4.38 ERA, Kohn a 2.7.  

 

Your right, why didn't he go with Delarosa in the first place.

[rageous]

Delarosa has a 4.38 ERA, Kohn a 2.7.  

 

Your right, why didn't he go with Delarosa in the first place.

He has given up 8 walks in 13 innings.

It was just a matter of time before his ERA was going to explode.

[stormngt]

He has given up 8 walks in 13 innings.

It was just a matter of time before his ERA was going to explode.

So that is your logic on why Scioscia should have put a guy in with an ERA of greater than a point and half?

[Angel Oracle]

Walks = asking for trouble

How did this franchise end up with so many wild pitchers???????

[Homebrewer]

If it wasn't for the miracle of K-Rod in 02, Scioscia would not have a WS ring.

Kid came up from nowhere, Scioscia could plug him in anywhere, and nobody could catch up to his electric slider.

Scioscia has only been good with a pen, when his pen was automatic.

He has no feel for it.

Guys like Bochy and Melvin know who is right at the time, Scioscia is a clod who has no feel for pitchers, and has a pitching coach who is no help.

Someday the org will wake up to Scioscia's inability to guide a battery.

His catchers and bullpens have been ineffective for years.

When he goes to an NL team to manage, he will really be exposed.

[tomsred]

One loss and Homebrewer is back.  Just like clockwork.