Too bad there's no such thing as mulligans in baseball. Carlos Zambrano's first two innings were just about as bad as they come, as the Atlanta Braves pounded on the Cubs in the season opener.
You really have to squint to see anything good in this one, but there are some promising remarks to be made.
First, the bad.
Zambrano (0-1) left the game after 1.1 innings pitched, in which he pitched a monstrous 49 pitches, only 28 being strikes. Along with his eight earned runs, two walks, two home runs, and 6.00 WHIP, he managed to squeeze in a signature hit batsman.
Awesome!
Strike-outs? One!
This is going to be a long 162 game season, I can tell already.
While we're on pitching, Jeff Samardzija didn't do anything to put promise in the hearts of Cubs fans across the world, giv ...
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Article written by Ray Firnbach Jr.
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