The Mets’ pitching has been a big surprise so far with how good it is.
They entered the season with the biggest question mark on their pitching staff. So far, the batting staff has not been able to fulfill their role.
One person who bears some responsibility for the Queen’s staff’s success is pitching coach Jeremy Hefner.
He appeared on the podcast “The Show” with Joel Sherman and Jon Heyman this week.
Podcast “The Show” with Joel Sherman and Jon Heyman:
- First month observations: The Dodgers will probably get away with it. Mookie Betts’ performance is noteworthy. Yamamoto recovered from a slow start. The AL Central and National League Central both have surprisingly good results.
- Pitching disorder: That’s alarming and a problem for baseball.
Jeremy Hefner interview:
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- Luis Severino: What could be the reason for his success this season?
- Reed Garrett: Where did he come from and why is he so good?
- Kodai Senga: When do they expect him to return?
- Jose Quintana: In terms of personality and work ethic, he’s in the top five men I’ve ever dated. It was fun to have a front row seat to watch him. Everything depends on his command.
- Pitching disorder: Pitchers are throwing harder and practicing harder. Is there anything I can do to change this?
- Christian Scott: He’s doing exactly what he’s supposed to do. He’s a major league pitcher and his time will come.
- Adrian Houser: What’s going on with Hauser’s struggles so far?
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