Es1308

Obviously they saw something in him. They've seen him play year after year in Ft Myers...who wouldn't see something in a 24 year old who has a 12-6 major league curveball, an upper 90s fastball and a change up that comes out of his hand looking like a fast ball but sits 83-86 and runs up on right handed batters. Texas boys have "stuff" that teams want and other teams hate to face.

He's only not been a starting pitcher since after the All Star break last season so his arm and stamina is still present allowing him to definitely be more than a "one inning guy." Actually, the more innings he throws the more lose and comfortable he becomes throwing well into the mid-upper 90s consistently hitting 98 during the season as well as in Arizona. Hopefully the Twins will give him a chance because they seem interested and have made the investment in him. Now they just have to wait for the pay off.