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You know, he kind of...

kind of what you expect from the good version of Corbin.

He's eating around the edges.

He's not leaving too much up in the zone.

He really worked the bottom of the zone in this game, and part of that was the choice to go to the sinker and go to the changeup.

He only missed three bats all game.

There you go.

That is the contrast to your Dylan Seastart.

He was pitching to contact to some degree.

I think also contact finds him.

I don't mean to be disrespectful, but that's just the reality when you throw 91 miles per hour.

interesting choice by the Blue Jays to lift him and avoid having him face the top of the order for the third time.

But understandable in such a close ball game, you can really imagine a scenario where, you know, he walks a guy or there's a bloop single and a home run by Trout or something.

And some of the game feels kind of out of reach for the Blue Jays.

There was some level of managing with urgency.

You mentioned how difficult getting a win on Wednesday is potentially going to be against Jose Soriano.

And so they were willing to run out a lot of these high leverage opportunities

relievers for the second game in a row and those guys probably won't be available so that might have played into how corbin was used because clearly he wasn't exhausted from a physical workload standpoint he could have gone out for more the blue days were just they were happy with what they got they decided to quit while they were ahead julius in quebec city joining us here on jay's talk as our next caller julius what's up tonight

It will depend, as we talked about, what is Schneider's level of faith in him right now?

And I'm not sure we'll know an exact answer to that question because what he says to the media might be different than what he feels.