Tag Archives: Bullpen

Leveraging Jake McGee’s Usage

Posted on March 4, 2013 by

Can the Rays use Jake McGee effectively without him racking up saves? Continue reading →

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The Rays’ Changing Bullpen Strategy

Posted on January 10, 2013 by

Joe Maddon is regarded as one of the best managers in baseball in part because of his bullpen management. No manager is perfect but, in general, Maddon uses his best relievers in the high-leverage situations and puts the rest of … Continue reading →

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Andrew Friedman and the Relief Market

Posted on December 27, 2012 by

Andrew Friedman is market driven. He said so himself. The idea of examining the market and acting accordingly is not just a throw-away quote from an article written a half-decade ago, but the way he approaches his job. His actions … Continue reading →

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Francisco Rodriguez Open To Rays Trade

Posted on June 24, 2011 by

With the New York Mets nearly 10 games out of first place, it should not surprise anyone if they start selling off assets. Aside from Jose Reyes, one of those assets is closer Francisco Rodriguez. Although Rodriguez wants to close … Continue reading →

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Daily Process: Bullpen Locks Down Rays Victory

Posted on May 18, 2011 by

The Rays put up three runs in the second inning by using some unconventional tactics. Tampa Bay scored on the strength of two walks, a hit by pitch, a single, a sacrifice bunt, and three Toronto errors. The team added three more in … Continue reading →

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