Honestly, Cole Hamels seems to have no idea why he pitches the way he pitches now.
It’s his arm, or it’s not. It’s his mechanics, or it’s not. It’s his command or his choices or the hitters or the workload or the decisions he made last offseason. Or it’s not.
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