Julio Teheran and even more questionable bullpen decisions

Julio Teheran was allowed to throw 128 pitches in a complete game shutout last night.  I am not sure how I feel about this right now, but the game was virtually over (5-0 after 8 innings is basically 99.8% over).  There have been a slew of pitcher injuries recently, and I am terrified that our 23-year-old phenom is next.  On the other hand, Teheran has built up the arm strength to throw over 120 pitches and as Carlos Rodon (potential #1 overall pick this year) has reminded us, the only way to know how you perform in those situations is to get there in game situations.

I have no idea what the right decision is here, but I am concerned.

Bad Bullpen Decisions Everywhere

As I'm typing, the Braves have their first comfortable lead in a long time. The bats were alive for the first time in weeks, including strong at-bats from virtually everyone who stepped in. With that in mind I think tonight is a perfect opportunity to discuss something I have intended to write about for a while: bullpen usage.  Specifically each team made a questionable move that may not have effected the outcome of tonight's game but could prove to be problematic down the road.