Although the postseason schedule makes it easier to keep the same key arms fresh. In the ALDS this year, there are off days after game one, game two and game four. I know they'll try to keep from overworking Bubic, but I think Q will generally have all options available for the first two series at least, should the Royals get that far. A…
Although the postseason schedule makes it easier to keep the same key arms fresh. In the ALDS this year, there are off days after game one, game two and game four. I know they'll try to keep from overworking Bubic, but I think Q will generally have all options available for the first two series at least, should the Royals get that far. And I think he will let a quality starter go six depending on the matchups and the number of times the lineup has flipped.
Although the postseason schedule makes it easier to keep the same key arms fresh. In the ALDS this year, there are off days after game one, game two and game four. I know they'll try to keep from overworking Bubic, but I think Q will generally have all options available for the first two series at least, should the Royals get that far. And I think he will let a quality starter go six depending on the matchups and the number of times the lineup has flipped.