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I agree that I would prefer to keep Wacha as stated in a few posts before, but one of Wacha and Lynn need to go. I know Wacha can mix in some other stuff, but he hasn't found the confidence yet to do it. My point is, as of right now, they are extreme fastball pitchers right now without the secondary pitches to back it up. Wacha was effective a couple years ago in the postseason, because no team had much to go on and he was sent down earlier to go get a little curve and change, those pitches have since disappeared.
I love young Wacha, but right now those are two pitchers that a team like the Cubs who this season slugged the second highest against fastballs that hit 95mph +. My bottom line is get some effective secondary pitches are they are in trouble.
Totally agree. I would pick Wacha over Lynn on attitude alone. When he melted down on the umpire in the Chicago game before the playoffs, I lost all confidence in him.
