Asked about some apparent situations during his start Saturday when he and catcher Kenji Johjima weren’t in concert, Washburn didn’t deny it. “There’s times when you’re not always on the same page,” he said. “It happens.” Washburn was asked if there was any more of it than normal. “With Kenji? No,” he said. “Read into that what you want.” Washburn has made prior reference to some difficulty working with Johjima. On Saturday, he appeared to bark at his catcher after one White Sox at-bat. “It’s a work in progress,” said Washburn. “When he comes over from Japan, you know there are going to be communications issues with the language barrier, and him learning an entirely different league and a whole new pitching staff. And also, he has to learn the umpires and opposing pitchers. He’s got a lot to handle. I would never want to have to do what he’s doing. He’s got a tough job, a lot of hurdles.” As for whether it’s more complicated than merely different pitch preferences in particular situations, Washburn said: “I don’t know how exactly to word it. It’s more like a consistency issue, I guess. Sometimes you click and sometimes you don’t.” 洗炸弹把他表现差的原因指向城岛 暗示城岛没有好好做到配球的工作，让他的成绩不好看 我记得这不是第一次了= = 阿我是想问一个以速球为主要武器的人 现在不但球速催不到90MPH，变化球也没有多大效用的投手 你要捕手怎麽帮你配球? 而且体力还很烂，老是在100球以後失速，你才几岁阿XD --

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