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Welcome to the Plus Pitch Podcast.

We're pitching podcast from PitcherList.com.

My name is Nick Pollack.

Today's April 29th, and yes, we are going to talk about baseball.

We have the Sears Hunter, which is, of course, a top 100 movie and also the Deer Hunter,

the Progressive Rock Band, but we won with the movie, all right, for the lovely graphic

from Justin Paradis. all right for the lovely graphic from justin parrides as always and jp seers 5.2 winnings of

100 run 5 hits zero walks and seven strikeouts this really gets the rangers and i normally just

brush aside jp seers i say look sure he's like a 15 team hipster that is if you need some sort

of chance of doing well fine but you don't really think he's terrible so he doing well, fine, but you don't really think

he's terrible, so he's still on our teams, but you don't really think he should be around,

but then, you know, it goes back and forth.

In 12 teamers, I really don't think you should buy into this.

What Sears has done is throw a ton of sweepers and four seamers just over the plate to

right-handers, and it just kind of works out. You see six whiffs in 7Ks and any time you see fewer whiffs than strikeouts, you should have

alarm bells because that is all called strikes and yes, I know CSW is an important thing and I get

it. Sears is not really a CSW darling. He does have good PLV marks because we do like sweepers and we do like his flat four-seamer attack angle,

but he doesn't utilize it well.

He just doesn't locate super effectively.

He just throw strikes and PLV will always like strikes.

It gives him a chance, but it's not sustainable.

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