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Chen to start Opening Day

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Can only presume this is to combat the effect of Game 2 usually being a small crowd?

This is assuming Jose starts Game 2 which makes no sense because Jose not starting Game 1 would only be to save innings off his arm. Moving him one day back doesn't do this. I bet it'll be what Frisaro predicted... Jose will be the 5th starter.

 

 

Well, outside of the surprise factor, this really doesn't even matter. After April 5th, Opening Day is just one single game on the calendar. If our lineup is at full strength, the chances of us winning with Jose on the mound aren't astronomically greater than they are with Chen on the mound. It's still just one game. You could argue that whatever day Jose starts, our chances on that day rose significantly.

 

 

Forget it, Jose is starting Game 2. Now I absolutely don't get the point of this if it only pushes Jose back one day. If it's for attendance reasons that's stupid.

 

 

They say he is going to start half his games this year with a 5th day of rest - 

 

 

I'm sure if you map out the first 6 weeks of the season, this works out so the rest of the starters pitch on normal rest and they can get him the extra day, so to speak, a time or two.

 

 

lol this team never fails to disappoint. this offense better be primed.

 

 

Wait, they said Chen would start Opening Day? Did they specifically say Wei Yin Chen because with the Marlins you can't count out the possibility of it being Bruce Chen.

 

 

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