Jeff – There is definitely more to pitching than MPH and I would argue that Giolito showed that in his outing. I wasn’t there and haven’t watch the video yet, but here are a couple points: 1) He wasn’t sitting at 100. He touched it, which for a high school arm is a big deal. He was likely sitting in the mid 90s, which high schoolers are capable of making contact with. 2) He gave up one hit and no walks and threw 81 pitches before exiting in the 7th inning. That’s a pretty efficient outing and I would say it’s clear that he wasn’t just reaching back and trying to strike everyone out. He’s capable of it, but that would run his pitch count up. Again, I haven’t watched the video, but I’d be willing to bet that he induced bad contact that led to easy outs.