00:00I want to say yes.
00:01I want to say yes because he felt something click,
00:04but I look back and the first pitch of the fourth inning
00:06was a 95-mile-an-hour fastball down the middle.
00:09Why would that make you click?
00:11Unless it was something mechanical, I think it was a lot more.
00:15I think it is deeper.
00:17I was talking to you on, what, Thursday about this,
00:20and the one thing that still sticks to me is
00:22he didn't pitch this many innings last year.
00:25Does that concern you that he said he got tired in the sixth?
00:28Should it?
00:30Question mark on the back end of that?
00:32Yeah.
00:32I like the way he threw the baseball, but who was he pitching to?
00:36The Angels.
00:37Right.
00:37Terrible baseball team.
00:38The only thing that jumps out at me, the three walks.
00:42The one thing about Zach Wheeler, when he is going well,
00:46there are no walks.
00:48There may be one in a ballgame where he has 10, 12 strikeouts.
00:51We haven't seen that in a while.
00:54And, I mean, you're going to be concerned about the guy,
00:57and you have every right to be concerned about the guy
00:59because of what he had gone through in the offseason.
01:02Like, if he didn't have a problem in the offseason,
01:05I would say, no, he'll click out of this thing,
01:07and it won't be a problem.
01:09I just think him still showing those walks is an issue to me.
01:14Which, three walks isn't terrible for a normal pitcher,
01:16but Zach Wheeler, he usually doesn't walk anybody.
01:18Zach Wheeler, what does he have, 15 or 18 in his last four starts?
01:22That's a lot.
01:23Yeah.
