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 June 17th. And yes, we are going to talk about baseball cutter Crawford six innings, three earned runs three. It's one walk in nine strikeouts. He dominated against the Yankees. Now, of course, three and runs. I get it. Oh, not so dominated, Nick, fine. But four base runners, nine strikeouts?

I mean, he allowed two home runs on two cutters. One was just right down the middle of the judge.

One was above the zone to Trevino, who was ready for a slower pitch and took it out fine.

The other was off of a bloop single and then a ground out where Lemahue went to first,

the third, and then a wild pitch.

Super weird.

My whole point is that Cutter Crawford just went against the Phillies and the Yankees and absolutely thrived.

So feel good about Carter Crawford right now.

Four Seamer sweeper and Cutter, of course, all working in tandem as you went around

the zone. And then you actually had some nice spliters and kerb balls in there too.

I still do feel like there isn't that money pitch.

The sweeper is looking like it a little bit more than usual.

Still, it's not as overwhelming as you watch Carter Crawford, but yeah, this works,

and you should feel really good at this after the gauntlet.

I also want to mention, think of all so much for your patience.

I know I didn't have a first pitch podcast, or actually a plus pitch podcast, rather.

On Friday, I was out of town.

That will happen every so often.

I'm going to see if I can maybe get someone to sub in for those days.

Maybe we'll see, but really do appreciate you patience with that. Loken Gilbert against the Rangers got his ace is going to ace tag because you got the win, eight innings

of zero and runs to its zero walks and nine strikeouts with a gallows pole at 21 whiffs. You love to see it.

I do want to mention that with Logan Gilbert, it's four-seamer slider as his baseline.

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