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Justin Wayne's Season Debut

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Wayne is going to be a solid big-league pitcher for years to come.

 

Those expecting lots of Ks will be disappointed. He's a control pitcher and can throw four pitches for strikes. Marlins fans should be extremely happy to have the best young pitching in baseball. We talk about Beckett/Willis/Pavano/Penny/Burnett...but don't forget about guys like Wayne.

Wayne is going to be a solid big-league pitcher for years to come.

 

Those expecting lots of Ks will be disappointed. He's a control pitcher and can throw four pitches for strikes. Marlins fans should be extremely happy to have the best young pitching in baseball. We talk about Beckett/Willis/Pavano/Penny/Burnett...but don't forget about guys like Wayne.

I Think you are the Wayne-lover Mr Loria in disguise .... AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

The problem with not striking people out is that it just doesnt work in major leagues...a very very small percentage of low K pitchers survive. Too many balls in play leads to tons of hits, errors, etc, etc. That said if he can maintain near perfect control (Maddux) and keep the ball out of the air he could make it.

A good outing for Wayne, but you have to be worried that he cant strike anyone out.

strikeouts are overrated.

 

 

especially when you have a stellar defense behind you. Exactly.

 

He coerced a GIDP in each inning. So as long as he can keep the getting ground balls, he should be fine.

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