Josh Hader (29, San Diego Padiris), who showed perfection from the end of the regular season to the postseason last year, flew in the first two games after becoming a preliminary free agent (FA) player.
From the 31st (Korean time온라인카지노) to the 3rd of last month, San Diego had a 4-game home match against the Colorado Rockies at Petco Park in San Diego, California, USA.
San Diego, considered a strong favorite, lost helplessly in the first two games, but won 8-4 and 3-1 on the 2nd and 3rd, respectively. 2 wins, 2 losses in the opening 4 consecutive matches.
Hader pitched in relief in both games San Diego won, striking out three with no hits and no runs in two innings. Also in the game on the 3rd, he earned his first save.
perfection itself. As a result, Hader recorded 1 earned run in 17 2/3 innings in 18 games, including the postseason, starting last September. The average ERA is 0.51.
Hader also struck out 26 over the span. His strikeout rate per 9 innings is 13.2. Hader’s power seems to have increased more than before.
Hader has been shaky since the middle of last year. However, this was not due to his pitching ability or injury, so there were high expectations that he would revive.
Afterwards, Hader returned to his perfect form starting in September of last year, and continued his amazing pitching on the postseason stage.
Hader also dominated Colorado’s lineup in the first two games of this season as a reserve free agent, proving himself to be the best closer on his career.
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