I tuned in too late to see most of his start, but I'm assuming he walked some dudes, hung some pitches, and obviously we're getting beat pretty badly. I think that's just the nature of Kip Wells. Those days are going to happen along with the flashes of good stuff and decent command.Cronos69 wrote:today he exhibited all of the mannerisms and body language that was the May-July Wells.
I really think that the body language that everyone seems to hate so much is just an effect of him getting beat. He's not doing some sort of Jeckyl and Hyde thing here, it just appears that way. People want to blame the results on the attitude, but if there's any attitude discrepancy I'd blame it on the results.