GDT: 23 Apr 18 @ 6:40 pm...Braves @ Reds...No Comargo :(

And yet, he has a 3.20 fip / 3.56 xfip, supported by strong k/9 (11.37) and hr/9 (0.71), and a mediocre but not Newcomb-bad bb/9 (4.26); his babip is not particularly lucky either (.288). You keep saying but the glove-hits!, and yet even the stats on that, as Enscheff linked, show you're wrong.

I too would love to see progress with pitch count / ip/g, and for the bb/9 to drop about 1.0; but as Beanie said, "if he keeps some approximation of this up, he is going to be a great piece for us."

And that's precisely why the walks need to drop. Even with a solid hr/9, walks kill.
 
Even if Folty was actually pitching efficiently, and he hasn't been so far this season, his stats have shown he gets absolutely pounded the 3rd time through. There's stuff there, but he's a guy that badly, badly needs an approach change and a pitching coach that is actually a good pitching coach.

Was why I made the Houston remark.
 
Walks don't even describe how wild folty is. If he faced a mediocre team tonight he would have given up 6 runs.

You say that, but I simply can't believe you, because you're consistently so wrong about Foltynewicz; your judgment is entirely colored by this weird Newk good – Folty bad dichotomy on which you rail.
 
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