A quick summary of Glavine's stats through June
13<br><br> IP BB/K<br> 1998 229.1 74/157<br> 1999 234.0
83/138<br> 2000 241.0 65/152<br> 2001 83.2 47/56<br><br>Tom
has really been struggling this year...be sure and
check out ESPN.com's Braves team page, the following
comes from there....<br><br>His career-high for free
passes was set in 1993 when he had 90 in 239 1/3
innings. In five starts this season, he's walked five or
more. On Wednesday against Toronto, he allowed only
two, but he pitched four innings in a 12-5 loss. So
why is the left-hander walking everyone in
sight?<br><br>It's a two-fold problem according to Glavine --
shoulder pain and mechanics that are messed up. His
two-seam fastball has caused him location problems, so
he's returned to a four-seamer, according to The
Atlanta Journal-Constitution. "I've stayed behind the
ball better with my four-seamer," Glavine said. "(The
two-seamer) has been inconsistent in terms of movement, and
when the movement isn't there you're just worried
about location." <br><br>Glavine, buddy...rest that
shoulder if you have to, we'll need you for the playoffs,
hopefully. Jason Marquis and Odalis Perez have great young
arms and can take the slack for a couple of weeks if
need be. Need I remind you of Odalis' last four
starts? Need I remind you of how Jason matched KEVIN
BROWN pitch for pitch? Anybody else agree with me?