David Adler

He'll throw all six of those to both-handed batters.

So a true six-pitch guy.

The breaking balls have pretty good results so far.

The changeup gets some swing and miss.

The Blue Jays haven't seen much of him.

Luis Urias is...

is one for four jesus sanchez one for three with a double uh george springer one for four and then a lot of oh for ones and oh for twos on the board so um i don't know if things play out as they feel like they have for the blue jays a lot of times they got to hunter brown and chased him out of the game pretty early peter lambert is the type who would give them trouble but we'll see if you can get lambert out of the game i mentioned it a little earlier uh the astros bullpen

He's not in great shape.

They're running a six-man rotation, so that obviously costs you one arm in the bullpen.

Brian King has pitched back-to-back days.

A.J.

Bluebaugh pitched through 38 pitches yesterday, and they don't have Brian Abreu.

He was put on the restricted list to deal with a personal matter for this series, and Logan VanWay came up from the minor leagues to cover an inning yesterday.

So they might only have, you know, four guys available.

Nate Pearson?

is one of them.

Now, if you get to the Josh Hader part of the bullpen, that gets really tough.

I think he's still at only one earned run allowed since he got back off the IL.

Nate Pearson comes in, by the way, with a 422 ERA.

He's pitched 10 and two-thirds innings for the Astros.