The Chicago White Sox versus the Houston Astros, U.S. Cellular Field, Chicago, Illinois. July 19, 2014, 6:10pm CST. The White Sox will send Hector Noesi (RHP), 3-7 with a 5.26 ERA, to the bump, as the visiting Astros counter with Dallas Keuchel (LHP), 9-5 with a 3.20 ERA. Limited expectations still linger, as Hector toes the rubber. He will feature a 4 seam fastball (92 MPH) (40), a 2 seam fastball (93 MPH) (50), a slider (88 MPH) (40), a changeup (86 MPH) (50), and a curveball (80 MPH) (50). Hector needs to pitch ahead in counts, and cannibalize innings. He is quite vulnerable when pitching from behind, in hitters counts. Trusting the leather behind him will be a key component for a manageable outing. His curveball should be thrown near but out of the strike zone. He should try to control the low zone with his 2 seam fastball, but that same fastball is easily covered if left up. He will bait opposing hitters with his 4 seamer and slider. Look for his changeup after his 4 seamer, as he will try to move the eyes. His pitches have - (minus) movement. Dallas, from Tulsa, will pound the strike zone low. He is a ground ball pitcher.. He will feature a 4 seam fastball (89 MP) (40) that is pretty weak as it catches the top third of the strike zone, when he is off. His 2 seam fastball (89 MPH) (70), is pretty solid with command and location. His money maker is his cutter, as he has sacrificed a few inches for movement (86 MPH) (60). He will also throw a slider (80 MPH) (60, a changeup (80 MPH) (60), and a curveball (79 MPH) (50). He will try to have all of his pitches biting low in the zone. He will occasionally not finish his pitches, leaving them up and paying for those mistakes. There will be a mild wind blowing in from left field. Thats why... Lets Go White Sox! cappingthegame/forum/showthread.php?22173-Baseball-Stadium-Orientations-Ballpark-Shadows-watching-MLB-online%28-%29 findlocalweather/hourly/il/u+s+cellular+field.html
Posted on: Sat, 19 Jul 2014 14:01:12 +0000
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