[Giants]

Talk has (rightly) been about the yutes.  But the key, imo,  to their 30–19 record over the past 49 has been the bullpen.  Which has been fantastic. Junis has been pretty darn good for the most part. He’s had a few rough outings. But I believe he has pitched more innings in relief than anybody on the staff. Perhaps more than anybody in baseball

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How much has baseball changed?  The Rays have used 30 pitchers.  (Not including a couple position players in blowouts).

Relief innings pitched…

1.Tyler Wells, BAL, 81.2 innings 
16. Sean Manea, SF, 49.1 innings
32. Jakob Junis, SF, 39.1 innings

Wells is a starting pitcher. He’s relieved once.  Manaea started 6 games. 22 innings.  Junis has only relieved.

Hmmm….  Here is my source.  I wonder what the deal is……

https://www.baseball-reference.com/leagu...hing.shtml

It includes anyone that has relief appearances. Even if they also have starts.

Yeah, upon further review, it should have been obvious since Wells had only 14 appearances…

[Giants]

Talk has (rightly) been about the yutes.  But the key, imo,  to their 30–19 record over the past 49 has been the bullpen.  Which has been fantastic. Junis has been pretty darn good for the most part. He’s had a few rough outings. But I believe he has pitched more innings in relief than anybody on the staff. Perhaps more than anybody in baseball

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How much has baseball changed?  The Rays have used 30 pitchers.  (Not including a couple position players in blowouts).

Relief innings pitched…

1.Tyler Wells, BAL, 81.2 innings 
16. Sean Manea, SF, 49.1 innings
32. Jakob Junis, SF, 39.1 innings

Wells is a starting pitcher. He’s relieved once.  Manaea started 6 games. 22 innings.  Junis has only relieved.

Hmmm….  Here is my source.  I wonder what the deal is……

https://www.baseball-reference.com/leagu...hing.shtml

It includes anyone that has relief appearances. Even if they also have starts.

Yeah, upon further review, it should have been obvious since Wells had only 14 appearances…