Dodgers Biggest Postseason Questions, Clayton Kershaw Health Concerns, Can Bobby Miller Be The Ace? | Blue Heaven Podcast
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On today’s show, we’re going to be talking a lot about the Dodgers pitching situation. We’re going to discuss the potential bullpen, and which players on the bubble will and won’t make the cut.
Additionally, we’ll go in depth on some players, including Clayton Kershaw and Bobby Miller, and give the latest update on Walker Buehler.
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No. Bobby Miller is ‘Control of Command’ deficient, and a ways away from being an ace. Example: if you watch his mechanics, his follow through carries him violently to the 1st base side. It’s very difficult for anyone to control and command pitches, in and on the edges of the strike zone, with an off balance, radical follow through. Yes he can throw 100, but so what. MLB hitters can hit 100 mph fastballs! His ERA is 4 so he’s getting hit. It’s why he must overcome the lack of command of his pitches, AND master where and when he wants to throw the heater, as well as his lolly-pop curve change, that unfortunately he leaves up/middle a lot, inviting hitters to jack up. It’s now pretty well known that hitters are now just waiting on his off speed curve, and it’s red “Meat” to barrel up. Miller has the tools and mental toughness to be an ace. But possibilities don’t make aces. Control and Command of your pitches does!