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What is happening? Welcome to the Plus Pitch Podcast. Your morning pitching podcast from pitchos.com.

My name is Nick Pollock. Today is May 26th.

Happy Friday and enjoy Memorial Day weekend as I will be pulling out the list on Tuesday,

not Monday. And yes, we're going to talk about baseball. Alex Fayetteau earned the gold star yesterday.

Six innings, two and run, three hits, zero walks, and ten strikeouts, 18 whiffs.

Whoa!

Should you be picking up Alex Fayetteau in short?

No, because he gets the Rangers next.

He's in the light of these guys that are slider fastball focused, really one breaking ball

and one fastball, where the fastball is about getting cold strikes, while the breaking ball

or whatever secondary is just about getting wh strikes, while the breaking ball or whatever secondary

is just about getting whiffs. And they kind of pair together and you hope that works.

Fayetteau has a slider that we saw this last year. Sometimes it's really good in a night.

And then if he gets enough called strikes on the fastball, that's good. He had about 11 called strikes

or so on the fastball. I think that's actually, it was 11 whiffs,

not as many as 11 called strikes in the fastball. But my point is, fastball killed it, 37% CSW on it.

And what's interesting is that in the past, Alex Fayetteau has had exactly an 18.3% called

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