What is happening? Welcome to the PlusPitch Podcast. More pitching podcast from PitcherList.com. My name is Nick Pollack. Today is June 24th. And yes, we are going to talk about baseball. We got to talk about Trevor Rogers. And are you going to be adding a freelance trev to the team? That's a really good graphic, by the way, by Justin Paradis doing like LinkedIn. And Trevor Rogers had this 2.1 inning game.

I was very disappointing.

I had a really tough third inning.

And I saw the skills that were interesting.

I see it all the time.

There are games where guys get touched up and I go, man, that's kind of annoying because I think they pitched well.

I'm still going to be in on this and doesn't always work out.

And with Trevor Rogers, we haven't really seen him do well at all.

So, I mean, save for of course for the first game, but the first game that he had was a little

bit more just fast-poles and some change-ups, but it wasn't really the full package.

That game looked like it. But I was like, all right, let's maybe go for against the Rangers.

We'll see.

We didn't expect eight innings of shutout ball.

Three innings zero and runs and three innings.

Oh my gosh.

I'm just going to edit this one out.

We didn't expect eight innings of shutout ball, eight innings, three and runs.

We didn't expect eight innings of shutout ball.

Eight innings, zero and runs, three hits, zero walks, and four keys, but just eight whiffs.

26% CSW, 101 pitches.

You need to have that lower CSW typically in order to go 100 pitches for eight innings. That means you need to be efficient for outs when those strikes turn into outs as opposed

to whiffs. Right? Okay. So those skills that Rogers showed in this one was a 94 mile per hour

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