Damn, I miss the days when guys like Billy Martin, Dick Williams, Whitey Herzog, and Earl Weaver were managing. These new-age managers today are so paranoid when it comes to managing the pitching staff. Countless times this year I have seen teams leading, and pull the starter before the 5th inning because he gave up a couple of hits. Of course the bullpen implodes and they end up losing. You run through 5 or 6 relief pitchers- they are not all going to sharp every day. The obsession with pitch counts is way out of control. A guy's arm is not going to fall off if he throws more than 100 pitches...lol. (Nolan Ryan once threw 235 pitches in a single game and he pitched well into his 40's with no problems.) Managing should be done without the computer printouts.....