Former Cy Young Award pitcher who ‘lie down for 44.3 billion won’ is ‘the greatest absurdity ever’

Does that make sense to someone who is paid 32 million U.S. dollars a year? Blake Snell (32, San Francisco Giants) made absurd remarks.

The Athletic in the U.S. reported Snell’s position on the 24th (Korea Standard Time), who bowed his head due to sluggishness in a minor league rehabilitation game after his recent injury.

Snell said, “It’s frustrating because I don’t feel like I’m myself.” It’s not 100 percent yet. It means more minor league rehabilitation games are needed.

Earlier, Snell complained of discomfort in his left groin during a game against the New York Yankees on the 3rd. Since then, Snell has been on the injured list and had a rehabilitation game on the 24th.

The result was disastrous. Snell took the mound for Triple-A and threw 51 pitches (27 strikes) in 12/3 innings, bowing to three hits, two runs and three walks. He had zero strikeouts.

In other words, Snell failed to manage even two innings after fighting against him even in the Minor League, not in the Major League. It is shocking that he failed to strike out while allowing three walks. 안전토토사이트

Of his 51 pitches, Snell has struck only 27. This shows how hard Snell struggled on the mound. The bigger problem is that it is a Triple-A game.

Snell pitched 23 2/3 innings in six games this season before the latest injury, showing lackluster performance with three losses and an ERA of 9.51. It is hard to think of him as the winner of the Cy Young Award.

The problem is that Snell signed a two-year, $62 million contract with San Francisco ahead of this season. His salary this season amounts to $32 million.

Nevertheless, Snell said that he is not ready yet. These words cannot come from an athlete who receives 44.3 billion won (approx.

Snell was also on the injured list due to left adductor pain in late April before this injury. Injuries and sluggishness continue.

Snell, who entered the free agent market after receiving the National League Cy Young Award last year, was aiming for a mega contract. However, no club offered Snell more than 200 million U.S. dollars.

Snell ultimately signed a two-year-$62 million contract with San Francisco, seeking to re-enter the FA. Snell’s re-entry to the FA is ultimately failing.