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The comment from Temo about sums it up for me-
Days of Rest–K:BB ratio– Sample size (in games)
0 Days– 3.50 ratio– 12 games
1 Day– 2.00 ratio– 12 games
2 Days– 11.00 ratio– 14 games
3+ Days– 7.00 ratio– 11 games
With 0 or 1 days of rest, he has a 2.33 K:BB ratio in 24 games.
With 2 or more days of rest, he has a 8.60 K:BB ratio in 25 games.
12 of the 15 runs he’s given up thus far have been in games with 0 or 1 day of rest. He’s been un-hittable with 2 or more days.
"If I’m batting behind him (Heyward), I tell the umpire, ‘Will you please check that ball,’" Diaz said. "And he’d be like, ‘It didn’t hit the dirt.’ And I’d go, ‘It might be flat.’ He hits the ball so stinking hard."
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