Post#130 » by BearlyBallin » Tue Sep 12, 2017 3:48 pm
Rafael122 wrote:daSwami wrote:Given the Dodgers' sudden decline, the question now becomes whether or not to rest the starters, or keep pushing for home-field advantage in the playoffs?
Colorado and Arizona have high powered offenses that I just don't think the Nats could match up with despite how good our hitters have been this year. Chicago's pitching is in disarray and the Dodgers don't really have a lot offensively. Nats and Dodgers face off this weekend, if the Nats make up any more ground then I think you gotta push it and hope Milwaukee sneaks into the wild card game and wins.
Strasbourg & Scherzer both have been dealing with nagging stiffness/cramps. I'd rest them for the playoffs. And after the last series with Milwaukee I'm not in any hurry to face them again, but I maybe saying the same about the Dodgers after we face them too.

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