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But why aren't there any other relievers that this happens to?  I just checked last season's home run allowed leaders among relievers Brett Oberholtzer (8 times allowed 2 homers in a game out of 44 in his career) and Mark Lowe (3/47).  It's weird, and you can kinda track through his game logs and find series of games 10-15 in a row every season between these 2 homer games where he's running ERAs around 2.  After watching today's game, I am assuming when his command slips, he just starts aiming center zone and accepting the results.  How he has convinced manager's to leave him in when he turns bp machine I don't know.

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