Ryan Zeferjahn entró con la tarea de conseguir TRES OUTS (justo para eso le pagan millones de dólares), y en lugar de eso permite CUATRO CARRERAS sacando muy apenas un out y salió a descansar en el dogout de tan cansado que quedó de no haber hecho su trabajo
Mediocridad total
@JeffFletcherOCR@simonmichaels@SleeperAngels Bachman, Fermin, Silseth.
Zeferjahn cannot throw strikes and is constantly putting guys on and is susceptible to the long ball. He's not your guy in a 1-run game. 26 BB/HBP in 25 innings.
I knew it was an L the second I saw Zeferjahn in. Once he walked the first guy it was just a matter of how many runs he was going to give up.
How does you not even let Urena start the inning at 92 pitchers?
Zeferjahn cannot throw strikes and gives up tons of homers. Can't be a late-inning reliever like that. I'm tired of hearing “he's got great stuff!”
Everyone does, it’s the major leagues.
i've never seen a bigger idiot than Ryan Zeferjahn. This dude got taken deep on a hanging sweeper down the middle and decided to do the very same thing to the next batter and gets taken deep again.
I feel like this happens all the time. Runner on 3rd. One knee, no lateral movement. Cost them the game. No excuses for this as a catcher.
Even if analytic dudes want you on one knee, then fine, but tackle the ball if you have to in this situation. Block it with your neck. Anything!
Catch, block, throw. Those are the 3 things we have to do physically behind the plate. This was an easy blockable pitch.
@mike94474486@557Mark@UnderdogMLB Enough to not bean one of the game’s most beloved and respected greats in the head and hand three times in the same series