clock menu more-arrow no yes

Filed under:

Game 6 WPA: Blake. Effin'. Treinen. Nats win 2-1.

New, comments

These games are closer than I think they should be, but the Nats come through on a clutch (if "clutch" existed) Harper hit, a solid Gio start, and some outstanding relief from Kelly and Treinen.

By Doghouse
/ new
It is freaking CRIMINAL that I couldn't find a picture of Treinen from tonight, so here's Gio.
It is freaking CRIMINAL that I couldn't find a picture of Treinen from tonight, so here's Gio.
Tommy Gilligan-USA TODAY Sports

160412-6a wpa

  • Good enough: Gio Gonzalez (+34.8%) pitches 6 scoreless innings with 4 Ks and 1 walk.
  • WHAERZ TEH DINGERZ? Daniel Murphy (+6.9%) is 2-3 with no home runs.
  • Solid: Shawn Kelly (+8.6%) throws a scoreless 7th, fanning two, to earn a shutdown.
  • Not a good recipe: Oliver Perez (-7.0%) melts down in the ayeth, walking two out of the three batters he faces.
  • Pretty frickin' bueno: Blake Treinen (+21.0%) gets four high-leverage outs (including lefties!) in the ayeth and ninth to keep it tied and then hold the lead, also earning a shutdown.
  • He never mastered AAA! Bryce Harper (+29.2%) has one measly hit, but it's a two-run double for the winning margin with two outs in the ayeth (+35.2%).

So, is Dan Iassogna incompetent or corrupt? You decide!

Okay, it turns out that his zone wasn't actually so much biased as random. Get some LASIK, Dan! Sure, you gave the Nats some freebites on the inning half, but those balls called in the center of the zone? Did you start drinking as earlier as I did? Check yourself, dude.

Tonight's WPA brought to you by from here on out, the dances get more difficult:

More From Federal Baseball

Loading comments...