The new pitcher is suspicious! 7 runs→1 runs→2 runs→1 runs→1 runs→10 runs…ERA 0 → 2.96 Surges

Japanese pitcher Shota Imana (31) of the Chicago Cubs of the U.S. Major League Baseball (MLB) pitched the worst. He started a home game against the New York Mets on Tuesday, and only pitched three innings. He lost the game by allowing as many as 10 runs.

He had a rough hit from the top of the first inning. He gave up two hits and one walk, including a home run, and allowed three more runs. He also allowed three more runs in the top of the second inning after hitting two home runs. He allowed one run through three hits in the top of the third inning, and took the mound in the top of the fourth inning, had three consecutive hits, and allowed one run before being replaced. Two more home runs were followed, and the number of lost runs increased to 10.

As the Cubs lost the game 1-11, they became the losing pitcher. He displayed the worst pitching performance in his 14th start of this season. He recorded seven wins, two losses and 79 innings, 12 walks, 81 strikeouts, and a batting average of 0.243. His earned run average soared from 1.89 to 2.96. 토토사이트 순위

In the early days of this season, Imana shined out as “Mr. Zero.” With his sophisticated ball control and clever combination, he dominated big league sluggers. He continued his unbeaten streak and recorded 0 ERA. He was listed as the top candidate for the Rookie of the Year award as he marked five wins and no loss with ERA of 0.84.

However, he started to falter as he allowed a large number of runs in an away game against the Milwaukee Brewers on May 30. He lost for the first time in the season as he allowed eight hits, two homers, and seven runs in 4.1 innings. Since then, he seemed to be showing signs of recovery again, but showed sluggish pitching compared to the beginning of the season. Then, at a home game against the Mets on May 22, he bowed his head as he collapsed by allowing 10 runs in three innings.