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Tyler Anderson

Posted: Thu Jun 16, 2022 4:55 am
by JollyRoger
Pitched 8 1/3 innings of no hit ball against the Angels.

Otani broke up the No no in the 9th with a triple



Anderson is now 8-0 as a Dodger!

Tyler Anderson

Posted: Thu Jun 16, 2022 2:01 pm
by UtahPirate
We should have offered him 2 more years at the deadline instead of trading him. I wrote that at the time. He pitched well enough for us to have rewarded him.



Always these thoughts that we can trade a guy, get a couple of pieces, then sign him back in the offseason. Word is he's added a really nasty change-up to his arsenal that is making him even better.

Tyler Anderson

Posted: Thu Jun 16, 2022 2:08 pm
by GreenWeenie
You and I agreed.



Actually, you turned me onto the guy.



I'll give benefit of the doubt and say that he wanted to go west coast.



At least- I hope that was the case.

Tyler Anderson

Posted: Thu Jun 16, 2022 4:27 pm
by WildwoodDave2
62474444517A474F4D5A280 wrote: Pitched 8 1/3 innings of no hit ball against the Angels.

Otani broke up the No no in the 9th with a triple



Anderson is now 8-0 as a Dodger!
Being 8-0 with the Dodgers would be next to impossible with

the Pirates. let's give him the benefit of the the doubt and make him 4-4. He would be gone again on July 31

Tyler Anderson

Posted: Thu Jun 16, 2022 4:58 pm
by UtahPirate
5A6461697A626269496C7B683F0D0 wrote: Pitched 8 1/3 innings of no hit ball against the Angels.

Otani broke up the No no in the 9th with a triple



Anderson is now 8-0 as a Dodger!
Being 8-0 with the Dodgers would be next to impossible with

the Pirates. let's give him the benefit of the the doubt and make him 4-4. He would be gone again on July 31


With his 2.42 ERA, you get more this year than Binns.



And I guess more to my point, when do you quit tearing down and start building up? It can't be all rookies. Anderson is no Burnett, but consider how important a leftover (at the time) like Burnett was to us finally getting to the playoffs now almost 10 years ago. And Anderson pitched much better for us last year than I think most people realized.



Consider Quintana this year. He's pitched better than most thought he would and solidified a poor starting rotation. What have the other pitchers learned from him? Has he helped Brubaker, or maybe Keller, who seems to be finally catching on to something? Do we lick our chops for another Binns? Or, reward him and hope he's recaptured some of his earlier career magic and see if he helps us towards that mystical window. He's only 30.



When do you quit tearing down and start solidifying things?