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Didja notice who the first person was out of the ineffective Padres' bullpen was yesterday? Bethancourt! Worked 1.1 innings, 3 hits, 2 walks, 3 ER (a three-run dong to Seager).

Moylan: one-third of an inning, one strikeout for KC.
 
Didja notice who the first person was out of the ineffective Padres' bullpen was yesterday? Bethancourt! Worked 1.1 innings, 3 hits, 2 walks, 3 ER (a three-run dong to Seager).

Moylan: one-third of an inning, one strikeout for KC.

There's a veritable plethora of ineffective ex-Braves in San Diego. In addition to Bethancourt, there's Trevor Cahill, Erick Aybar, and Jhoulys Chacin. I would add Ryan Buchter, but he pitched a grand total of one inning as a Brave.

When Chacin is your opening day starter, that really says something and what it says isn't particularly good.
 
There's a veritable plethora of ineffective ex-Braves in San Diego. In addition to Bethancourt, there's Trevor Cahill, Erick Aybar, and Jhoulys Chacin. I would add Ryan Buchter, but he pitched a grand total of one inning as a Brave.

When Chacin is your opening day starter, that really says something and what it says isn't particularly good.

That's what a $33 million dollar roster will buy you.
 
Was in Toronto over the weekend. Blue Jays home exhibition game was on TV near the bar in the restaurant on Saturday. Saw our old pal, Salty, up at the plate for Toronto.
 
It doesn't matter how many runs Bethancourt gives up on the mound. He should only be pitching when the Padres are way ahead, way behind, or long extra inning games to save the other relievers arms. Giving up 3 runs when your down 5 in the 8th does not matter.
 
Maybe we should start an "Ex-Brave of the Day" thread so that the performance of ex-Braves can be channeled into one place. Hard to vote against Heyward's RBI single in the Cubs' win, but I'm going with Erick Aybar's 3-3 with 2 2Bs and a walk in the Padres' 4-0 win over the Dodgers.
 
Maybe we should start an "Ex-Brave of the Day" thread so that the performance of ex-Braves can be channeled into one place. Hard to vote against Heyward's RBI single in the Cubs' win, but I'm going with Erick Aybar's 3-3 with 2 2Bs and a walk in the Padres' 4-0 win over the Dodgers.

He's going to be the next Reggie Sanders and Melky Cabrera
 
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