What is happening? Welcome to the plus pitch podcast.

A morning pitching podcast from pitcher list.com.

My name is Nick Pollack.

Today is September 19th.

And yes, we are going to talk about baseball Jacob, Junius, six innings and one-ard run in six Ks with two hits and zero walks against Atlanta.

My gosh, you got the gold star.

Only 70 pitches.

And this was certainly a game of here are my fastballs try to hit them and they did and they found gloves and

The slider. Yes, it's still good just two whiffs. This is not a believable thing. This is three straight starts about 16 innings maybe a handful of earned runs in that time

I really don't think that Jacob Junice is a guy you want to

touch going into Cleveland next. It's a nice moment, but not something you should go after.

Dylan Seas looked great, and that's really cool. Cody Bradford did really great in his follow-up from

Arizona. Awesome. The problem is that the four-seamer, which was a problem in Arizona, but it was

also with that Arizona offense. The fastball wasn't well located.

And what I like about Cody Bradford is that he is essentially the left-handed ober of high four seamers.

They're never really good change up with lead extension and not the hardest velocity.

But when that comes down, it does make for more susceptible damage. So I'm a little worried about that. Hopefully gets corrected after two starts of this against the athletics. I think we're still going to go for that.

Jose Cantana did well against the national seven innings of zero runs. Love to see it. Sinkers all day in the zone. And I guess they just couldn't do it. That's cool. I don't think this is the best version of Kintana we've seen. It could be Atlanta next or could be Kintana.

RotaWire is saying that they're going to push back Kintana past Atlanta because they're able to do it with a day off and that means that Manaya and Severino would go. They like those matchups better, I guess,

than Kintana against Atlanta, so he would get the Brewers. Either way, if it's Atlanta or the

Brewers next week for Kintana, don't want either one. I don't think that Kintana is pitching at his

best, and I know the line certainly suggests that he is, but watching this, it was a lot of just sinkers that did well in the zone. It's not really the best spotted secondaries and all of that.

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