What is happening? Welcome to the plus pitch podcast. You're more in pitching podcast from

PitcherList.com. My name is Nick Pollack. Today is April 15th. And yes, we are going to talk about

baseball. I know there was not a plus pitch podcast yesterday. I am debating internally if I'm

going to be just doing these six days of weeks or seven. I'm going to try to do seven,

but sometimes on the weekends, it's just I don't have the time. Jose Budo, six-in-in-nings-zero runs to its one-walk and nine strikeouts going toe-to-to-to-to-to, against Cole Regans.

He did great. I'm happy for him. He gets the Dodgers next. I don't think that Jose Budo is that

kind of talent that you hold on through the Dodgers. He's a

Toby, essentially, and I'm glad it worked out well. It's nothing really that is that exciting,

I think, with Jose Budo. Cor Regan's on the other side, six-ennings zero runs. Pugh, p, p,

he's amazing. We all feel great, and that's awesome, and everything is wonderful.

Jose Burrios against the Rocky Road did exactly what was supposed to do.

Bailey Ober, the redemption short tour is here.

And by the way, it's kind of weird to see him throw cutters and sliders about 50% of the time,

actually 54% of the time when he's actually supposed to be a fastball change-up guy.

So I guess that's kind of cool because he's feeling good with those pitches where we thought those were just supplementary options.

That's nice, but also meant that only 24-4 seamers, and that's why we see three strikeouts.

Interesting. He also faced a lot more right-handers and left-handers, so thus you'd see fewer change-ups,

and more of those sliders and cutters. Still, kind of interesting for baili over.

Zach Gallin got the win against the Cardinals. He's still a tick down.

Looking good though as far as command goes

change, sorry, four seamers are down and

Kurt Balls are down too. That's all good.

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