Mike Krukow on Logan Webb’s Bounce‑Back, Mechanics, and 100‑Pitch Start
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In this KNBR podcast episode, Mike Krukow provides a detailed breakdown of Logan Webb's resilient performance in a Giants' 9-5 victory over the Padres, highlighting Webb's mental toughness and ability to adapt during a challenging start. Despite struggling with command and missing high and inside to right-handed hitters, Webb pitched six innings, struck out five, and secured the win—especially impressing Krukow with his in-game adjustments, including mechanical tweaks and focus on target visualization. Krukow emphasizes Webb’s growth since his early career, noting how he now handles adversity without panic. The discussion also covers Tony V's managerial confidence in letting Webb exceed 100 pitches, the offensive resurgence after a tough series against the Yankees, and the bullpen’s standout consistency. Krukow praises the team’s newfound confidence and the contagious energy in the clubhouse following their first win of the season.
Logan Webb’s ability to adjust mid-game—mechanically and mentally—demonstrates elite pitcher maturity.
Pitchers can compensate for poor command by refining target focus and release point, even without changing their foot position on the rubber.
Tony V’s decision to let Webb go over 100 pitches reflects trust in the pitcher’s mechanics and the coaching staff’s in-game problem-solving.
The Giants’ offense has regained confidence after a 3-2 win, leading to more hard contact and 'cheap hits'—a sign of psychological shift.
The bullpen’s strong start (top 10 in ERA and WHIP) signals sustainable depth and confidence, not just short-term luck.
Opening: Giants' Win and Logan Webb's Start
The hosts welcome Mike Krukow back and set the stage with the Giants’ 9-5 win over the Padres, highlighting the offensive explosion and Logan Webb’s 100-pitch outing.
Logan Webb's Mental Toughness and In-Game Adjustments
“It's not always going to be the same. It's always going to be a little bit of a puzzle. And last night, he solved it.”
Mechanical Issues and Target Focus
“You don’t ever take your eyes off the target, not even after you throw the ball.”
Tony V's Managerial Confidence and Pitch Count Decision
“They could solve problem within the game, and they did.”
Offense Rebounds and Clubhouse Energy
Krukow reflects on the Giants’ offensive surge and the psychological shift in the clubhouse after their first win, noting how confidence is contagious.
“It's not always going to be the same. It's always going to be a little bit of a puzzle. And last night, he solved it.”
“You don’t ever take your eyes off the target, not even after you throw the ball.”
“They could solve problem within the game, and they did.”
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Logan Webb
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Mike Krukow
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Padres
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Tony V
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Yankees
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Vernon Davis
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Full Send Golf
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Patrick Bailey
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Adamus
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