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Welcome to the Plus Pitch Podcast.

Your morning pitching podcast from PitcherList.com.

My name is Nick Pollack. Today is June 13. And though, yes, we're going to talk about baseball. Conner Seabold. Six innings, one-ed-run, six-run. Six-Ks against the Red Sox against the Red Sox. I mean, the Red Sox aren't very good right now, but that's kind of cool. He has four-end runs total now against the Dimebacks, the Giants, and the Red Sox in his last three starts.

He's trying to do the Blake's Nell blueprint as the four seamer, you know, isn't that bad.

36% CSW and a 16% swing strike rate in this last outing.

But then everything else is just not what you want.

The slider is not very good.

The curveball, or sorry, the change-up went 0-13 CSW in this one.

He pitches for the Rockies.

Yeah, you don't want to do Connor Seabald.

But hey, I recognize what he did, and you had some questions, and I got you for that.

On the other side of it, it was James Paxson going against Rocky Road, six inning, zero runs, four hits, one walk, and eight strikeouts. The four seamer did its

part inside the zone. It wasn't necessarily the greatest one, but it was pretty good, upper half

most of the time. And the curving cutter were ridiculous. The curveball was as good as I've seen

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