Sentences with phrase «well in a pitcher»

The EBAL now has a Hall of Famer as well in pitcher Randy Johnson of Livermore plus there's been more recent emerging MLB stars like Brandon Crawford of Foothill and Stephen Piscotty of Amador Valley.

(And, leftovers kept well in a pitcher in the fridge.

Not exact matches

But Bochy calmly went about making decisions on starting pitchers and lineup changes in an effort to give his team the best chance to win.

Even though he's regarded by many as the best pitcher in the majors, that price tag would appear staggeringly high considering starting pitchers are only expected to start anywhere between 30 and 34 games.

I'd rather have a pitcher who can win rather one who looks good in warmups.

With a pitcher of Sangria, a plate piled high with paella, warm sunshine and my best friend to share it all with, I was in heaven.

Pour into a small bowl or pitcher and stir in the orange flower water and vanilla until well blended.

He tries to stand on anything that can be used as a step, like the Lego bucket, my nice stainless steel bowls, pitchers, whatever looks good, you can see the wheels a-turnin» in his head as he tries to figure it all out.

In a measuring pitcher, whisk together the cream, egg, 1/4 teaspoon salt, and a few turns of pepper until well - combined.

Dash celery salt Freshly ground black pepper Salt to taste Garnish: Lime or lemon wedge Combine all the ingredients in a pitcher and mix well.

When the ice starts to melt into the drink, the flavor of the fresh mint and lime seeps in to the agua fresca, so it's perfectly okay, and, actually better, to put the ice in the pitcher and fill it with the agua fresca before guests arrive so the ice has a chance to melt a little bit.

In a larger pitcher add all ingredients and mix well.

Combine syrup, rum, lime juice, bitters, and 4 cups water in a large pitcher or punch bowl and stir well.

In a large glass pitcher mix together the first 5 ingredients until the limeade is completely melted and all the ingredients are well combined.

- Our best starting pitcher, BMAC, is out for the year while he recovers form the most serious injury anyone has seen in a while.

The latter was by far the best pitcher in the spring.

But the Dodgers are pretty good at the whole scouting thing, and if they still traded a couple of their better prospects for Darvish after he allowed 10 runs in 3 2/3 innings, they're still confident he's the same pitcher he's been for most of his career.

Arrieta was a 2 WAR pitcher for the entirety of last season but pitched much better in the 2nd half.

They need a starter who can match up with the other team's top two pitchers just in case their lineup is getting bested, a complement to Keuchel at his best.

For at least 33 percent of every game, the Yankees will have three pitchers among the best in baseball at limiting runs.

He's the best pitcher in baseball, and it's why he's the proud owner of a 0.91 ERA, which is the lowest in the NL, obviously.

That's the best pitcher in baseball in the dugout with the best team in baseball.

Reminds me of how the Astros told Verlander last year to drop his release point to where it was earlier in his career (he didn't know it was different), and he has been the 4th - best pitcher in baseball (by wOBA) since that day (Sept 5, 2017).

And Kershaw is the best pitcher in baseball.

Hey, if the track and field records can keep getting more amazing, I don't know why Kershaw can't be the best pitcher who ever lived, here in 2016.

- There are now four rookies in the rotation - Last month, one of our «better» starting pitchers, colon, was suspended for the rest of the year for cheating.

Well, I'm thinking of some pitchers in recent years who've commanded a fat salary for two or three years after they were washed up just because of their names.

And while it's weird that Bartolo Colon's 73 - and - counting innings are going to rank in the top five of this team, they're getting better performances from the pitchers who are being used the most.

My argument today isn't that Kershaw is the best pitcher in baseball, which he is.

The best pitcher in baseball knows how good he is.

For seven seasons, he was just about the best pitcher in baseball, if not the best.

They could get one of the best pitchers in baseball right now.

The righty's 97.5 average fastball velocity was the second best in all of baseball among pitchers who threw at least 80 IP in 2017, and with a change - up that's a full 10 mph slower, he's got a devastating strikeout pitch to match it.

Sporting a major league best 71 - 43 record, one of the top young outfield prospects, and one of the top pitchers in...

Right now he's the best pitcher in the major leagues

«Our pitchers have done a good job for us in forcing contact and our defense has made plays behind them.»

And most of the Giants» rotation right now is pitching like the Willie Bloomquist of pitchers — you know they've had their moments in the past, but you can't shake the feeling that there's something better out there.

In a scoreless duel, he drove a ball to dead - center in a pitcher's park, putting his team on the board and in the lead for gooIn a scoreless duel, he drove a ball to dead - center in a pitcher's park, putting his team on the board and in the lead for gooin a pitcher's park, putting his team on the board and in the lead for gooin the lead for good.

This leaves out the questions about just how good he'll be in his transition to MLB, too — Maeda isn't in the same tier of pitcher as fellow NPB imports such as Yu Darvish or Masahiro Tanaka, with many believing he's a mid-rotation arm at best.

That's a pitcher hitting a baseball, which shouldn't have anything to do with the best Opening Day starts in baseball history.

They're the skill that comes with a pitcher being better than the hitters on the other team; they're the luck that comes with baseballs never finding a hole, never dropping in that perfect spot.

Players who pitch really badly their first year back might not get a second year, so wouldn't the data get more skewed towards good results as you get farther from the surgery and pitchers who aren't good enough to stick in the MLB drop out of the dataset?

And if down the stretch we're in it but need more pitching, we've got one of the minors best pitchers (Luzardo) as a possible reinforcement (I know, I know, he's almost certainly not coming up this year, but I can dream — as a side note, I really think teams like the A's should be more aggressive with promoting pitchers who have shown they can pitch and have stuff that seems like it can get out major leaguers — why wait when they'll probably just blow out their elbow anyway — might as well get some quality innings out of them in the majors — yeah, I'm salty about Puk, but whatever, I've held this belief for a long time).

is that if we draft the top college pitcher, we are in a much better position to ultimately trade Michael Fulmer, or any of the rest of our starters who might bring something sparky in return.

Behind Josh Beckett, the best postseason pitcher of his generation, Boston is in the midst of an October surge of its own

Verlander gives Detroit (and their fans) a mental edge, in that he's hands down the best pitcher, and we can expect a win when he pitches.

The others were Pitchers Carl Mays (1915 - 29), whose fastball killed Cleveland's Ray Chapman in 1920, and well - traveled Jakie May (1917 - 32).

Rookie pitchers accounted for nearly 20 % of all starts in the majors last season, the highest such percentage since the World War II era (rookies made better than 22 % of major league starts in each year from 1943 through» 45).

If a pitcher is a good fast ball pitcher, he operates in much the same way, using his curve as a waste pitch and to keep the batter guessing, his changeup to keep him off balance, the fast ball to get him out.

Also, pitchers in the major leagues are pretty good, you know?