有鑑於Rondon今天又爆了~補上一篇熱騰騰五分鐘前Mark Anderson才post的文章 因本人還深陷期末地獄之中...暫時無法翻譯了...歹勢 BTW Jose Ortega 今年初登板丟得很棒~給他拍拍手 可樂先生 to DL....恩恩...接著有時間再說一下他 他持續爆下去是不覺得他還能在老虎待多久 Paul mentioned this on Twitter during Rondon's outing today against the Twins, and I think Paul and I talked about it on a Podcast that never officially recorded (Thanks a lot, Paul! haha), but the struggles Rondon is having in the big leagues is exactly what he needs from a developmental perspective. Struggles of this nature were not going to happen in Toledo, no matter how long he stayed down there. It's really not a matter of continuing to polish the slider or changeup. It's all about his ability to mix his pitches, dial it back just enough to find the zone and finding a consistent routine that he can rely on to get the ball over the plate even a little bit of the time. That's not going to happen in Toledo. He can -- and will continue to -- blow it by hitters in Toledo. Until he fails -- which he really hasn't done since rookie ball -- he has no reason to change what he's doing; even if the coaches say otherwise. Rondon is a cocky kid with an arrogant streak, attitude issues and an ego that matches his big fastball. Failing like this on the biggest stage will do one of two things.... 1) He will actually work with Jones/Rojas/Sager to make the necessary adjustments so he can succeed, or 2) He will turtle and fade into the ether and get chances here and there because he throws hard and dominates Triple-A. Frankly, I would rather the Tigers lose a couple of games in April/May to get the message through to him than let him dominate all season, bring him up in August/September and then try to figure this crap out. My bet...failing right now means they have a useful, potentially dominating reliever available to them down the stretch.... --

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