Starters

Los Angeles Dodgers

Tony Gonsolin - RHP W L ERA G GS SV IP SO WHIP
5 3 3.94 15 15 0 77.2 63 1.08

Toronto Blue Jays

Yusei Kikuchi - LHP W L ERA G GS SV IP SO WHIP
7 3 3.92 20 20 0 103.1 108 1.27

Lineups

Pos Toronto Blue Jays Batters Bats AVG HR RBI SB
RF George Springer R .260 13 41 13
SS Bo Bichette R .312 17 56 3
DH Brandon Belt L .248 8 25 0
1B Vladimir Guerrero Jr. R .270 17 65 4
3B Matt Chapman R .262 13 43 3
LF Whit Merrifield R .297 6 42 20
CF Daulton Varsho L .214 12 34 12
C Danny Jansen R .230 12 44 0
2B Cavan Biggio L .215 7 19 3
Pos Los Angeles Dodgers Batters Bats AVG HR RBI SB
RF Mookie Betts R .276 27 68 7
1B Freddie Freeman L .328 21 71 12
DH J.D. Martinez R .263 25 74 1
LF Chris Taylor R .212 12 33 7
3B Max Muncy L .199 25 67 1
2B Enrique Hernandez R .222 6 31 3
CF James Outman L .247 12 43 11
SS Miguel Rojas R .225 0 11 7
C Austin Barnes R .104 0 5 2
  • streetfestivalMEnglish
    5·
    2 years ago

    I like what I’m seeing from Yusei! I know Schneider’s said in the past that he doesn’t want personal catchers, but I think I like Jano with Berríos, Kikuchi, and Alek Manoah (the less experienced catchers who probably need more direction/ reassurance from their catcher) and Kirk with the vets, Gausman and Bassitt. Depending on pitcher experience, I think Jano’s superior game calling or Kirk’s superior framing might be more effective. Just a thought

    Edit: My categorization above might be more based on feel than facts, in terms of years of MLB experience. They are (including 2023): Bassitt 9 years, Berríos 8 years, Gausman 11 years, Kikuchi 5 years (although he played pro in Japan), Manoah 3 years

    • imasnyperMEnglish
      6·
      2 years ago

      What a job there to get out of the inning too.

      • streetfestivalMEnglish
        5·
        2 years ago

        5.0 IP, 88 pitches. Will he start the 6th? I think they will let him, actually. He’s been really strong of late and I think he’s due a opportunity like this. Facing 4, 5, 6 for a 3rd time though