He didn't stay in Iowa very long. He struggled in Sevierville, did quite well in Iowa.
He's going to see his first action most likely in today's game. It's the bottom of the 5th and he's up in the pen.
Maybe he will do better than I thought...Personally I figured he would have done better in the NFL, but I didn't watch him play much baseball
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He didn't stay in Iowa very long. He struggled in Sevierville, did quite well in Iowa.
He's going to see his first action most likely in today's game. It's the bottom of the 5th and he's up in the pen.
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He's in, top of the 7th. Gotta earn that money quick as it's 2-1 and the Marlins have 9-1-2 up.
And he strikes out the first ML batter he faces.
Throwing some major heat, 99 second pitch against Hanley Ramirez.
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He had one K, gave up two hits, threw a wild pitch and gave up a run.
Give him time to settle down and get used to the bigs and he could be killer in middle relief. Maybe even spot start in place of Marsuck.
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not bad for a debut
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If he throws 99 thats why he picked baseball over the nfl
Cheering for Twin Springs is like cheering for the Taliban
Actually he picked baseball over football, because he was originally a baseball player, who was asked by the ND coaching staff to try out for football.
I hope he does well. Just needs to settle down some, and take everything his mentors tell him.
he was a hell of a receiver, i think either way he wouldve had success
He is the real deal! I thought that he looked good. May possibly be a force sooner than later.
He didn't have enough speed to be a great NFL receiver
Cheering for Twin Springs is like cheering for the Taliban
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