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節自Cashman leftovers: Nelson, Wang, Montgomery, Rapada一文
Why isn’t Chien-Ming Wang a candidate for promotion?
“I think he’s done well. He’s not the power sinker he used to be, but
we believe he needs to mix in more of his breaking balls to have the type
of success necessary to pitch up here consistently. We’ve talked to Wanger
about that. He’s becoming a different type of pitcher now because he can’t
come up here and just sink that sinker every pitch. He needs to incorporate
some of his pitches in there and mix and match because he’s that reduced
in velocity. His lines have been very nice and good, but he’s working on
all his weapons because what he’s doing down there wouldn’t represent
necessarily what we think he could do up here right now.”
http://tinyurl.com/chtxowd
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節自Cashman leftovers: Nelson, Wang, Montgomery, Rapada一文
Why isn’t Chien-Ming Wang a candidate for promotion?
“I think he’s done well. He’s not the power sinker he used to be, but
we believe he needs to mix in more of his breaking balls to have the type
of success necessary to pitch up here consistently. We’ve talked to Wanger
about that. He’s becoming a different type of pitcher now because he can’t
come up here and just sink that sinker every pitch. He needs to incorporate
some of his pitches in there and mix and match because he’s that reduced
in velocity. His lines have been very nice and good, but he’s working on
all his weapons because what he’s doing down there wouldn’t represent
necessarily what we think he could do up here right now.”
http://tinyurl.com/chtxowd
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