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[BSLChrisStoner]

MASN: Tate goes on injured list
https://www.masnspor...ther-notes.html

[BSLChrisStoner]

@masnRoch

Hyde also said Dillon Tate's hamstring is feeling better #orioles

[BSLChrisStoner]

2020: 4 seam usage 22.8%, Sinker 35.1%, Change 16.1%, Slider 26%

 

2021: 4 seam usage 3.9%, Sinker 54.7%, Change 11.6%, Slider 29.7%

 

 

2020:  21.9 K%, RHH OPS Against .278

2021: 10.8 K%, RHH OPS Against .829

[BSLChrisStoner]

Dillon Tate flashes relief capabilities in first full major league season

[Mike B]

Tate is the right handed version of Tanner Scott.  When they are good they can be overpowering, but there are too many times when they have complete meltdowns.

 

I have doubts about either of them having long term success.

[BSLChrisStoner]

5 outings so far... 

 

6.1 ip, 3 hits, 1 er, 0 bb's, 5 k's

[BSLChrisStoner]

@PitchingNinja
Dillon Tate, Insane 84mph Changeup. 27 inches of Run!

 

https://twitter.com/...792172527890438

[BSLChrisStoner]

MASN: Tate talks velocity and a bullpen that hasn't surprised him

[BSLChrisStoner]

Balt Sun: How Orioles reliever Dillon Tate turned one pitch into two — and made his others better in the process

[BSLChrisStoner]

2022: 67 games, 73.2 ip, 57 hits, 6 hr's, 16 bb's, 60 k's 

4-4, 5 saves, 3.05 era

LHH: 83 ab's, .814 OPS

RHH: 184 ab's, .524 OPS

[BSLMikeRandall]

2022: 67 games, 73.2 ip, 57 hits, 6 hr's, 16 bb's, 60 k's

4-4, 5 saves, 3.05 era

LHH: 83 ab's, .814 OPS
RHH: 184 ab's, .524 OPS

Is a ROOGY a thing?

[BSLBobPhelan]

Is a ROOGY a thing?

Remember Chad Bradford?

[BSLChrisStoner]

https://www.masnspor...all-also-ailing

 

Reliever Dillon Tate will begin the season on the injured list after straining his right flexor/forearm in November. The explanation for why he isn’t pitching in the World Baseball Classic.

Tate could be out for the first month, Elias said, after the right-hander appeared in 67 games last season and posted a 3.05 ERA and 0.991 WHIP in 73 2/3 innings.

“He’s doing very well but will not be appearing in Grapefruit League action until very late, if at all, and he will almost certainly start the season on the IL and miss most of, it not all of April,” Elias said. “But we expect him back toward the end of April or the early part of May at this point in time, and that’s going well.”

Tate downplayed the significance of the injury and its impact on the start of his season.

"Not really too disappointed about it," he said. "It's one of those things where it's just part of the game and I get better when I get better and I'll be ready to go when it's time to go."

[Mackus]

That's a bummer.  Maybe explains the Givens pickup a bit, since they knew about this in November.  Would've liked a better addition than Givens, but there really weren't a lot of obviously better options out there as FAs once you moved down from the top couple closers.