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Keeping Pitchers in Too Long?

Does Ned Yost have a problem with keeping pitchers in too long? Friday's game at Houston has me thinking that he does.

Of course, this isn't the first instance, but it is the most recent in many cases of a pitcher showing that he is having trouble, and is left out on the mound to deal with it. I know that it is not possible to send in a new pitcher every time on the first sign of a problem, but it seems that Ned only changes the pitcher after it is too late.

Even as I am writing this, the Brewers are getting their asses handed to them in Houston. I've got to go cry now.

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