I am no General Manager, and I am definitely not a former Agent, but why couldn’t Thor just have pitched in Philly, with Lockett on stand-by to back him up?
Some dude on the mound for the @BKCyclones tonight: pic.twitter.com/GDYUBQOtEi
— Jacob Resnick (@Jacob_Resnick) June 25, 2019
No this isn’t getting the full Harvey Day treatment.
Inning 1: 1-2-3. 8 pitches, 6 for strikes.
Inning 2: 17 pitches through 2, 15 strikes! 2Ks.
In the third, Brooklyn scored four in the top…so it was a long layoff for Thor. Two leadoff singles, then a strikeout. Run scores on a groundout to make it 4-1. K to end the inning. 36 pitches so far, 31 for strikes!
4th: some Ks around a single. Through 4, 50 pitches, 42 for strikes. 7Ks!
5th: uh oh, a leadoff single, an out and a 2 run home run! After 5 he’s at 67 pitches (55 for strikes). 3 runs on 5 hits. Meanwhile Lockett has only given up two!
And that was it. 5 innings, 3 runs on 5 hits. NINE STRIKEOUTS
@Mediagoon will be bidding on this!
Thor giving that BC uni some swag. @Noahsyndergaard pic courtesy of @KarenDeaney #LGM pic.twitter.com/Q2JPUvuCru
— John Nedo (@realJDNedo1) June 25, 2019