The bullpen fell apart and gave up on a close game in the 8th and 9th innings. Not fun.
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The one problem I have with these bloated bullpens, is that too many teams, keep sending the same guys out there, in their same spots even if they had a rough outing already in any particular regular season series. Loaisiga (another fail), Weissert (a rebound), really needed to pitch today? When they sent Marianaccio down this last time, they sent him to the worst place possible - SWB. I don't know what Sam Briend & Co. (including AAA PC Graham Johnson), when have they EVER fixed a pitcher since the 2021 season? Take a look at Deivi Garcia's numbers in Charlotte - a completely different pitcher. Marianaccio still looked broken the other night in AAA, so they call hi…