Chad Green vs Cavan Biggio, a breakdown

Jun 4, 2019 307.8K views 2:09

What Happened

In a tight pitching matchup between the Toronto Blue Jays and New York Yankees, relief pitcher Chad Green of the Yankees takes the mound against Cavan Biggio of the Blue Jays in a late-inning situation. The game is close, with the score tied or the teams separated by just a run or two. Green, the hard-throwing right-hander, is trying to lock down an important out for the Yankees. He and catcher Gary Sánchez work through multiple pitches, aiming to locate Green's fastball low and away from the left-handed hitting Biggio. However, Green struggles to execute the pitch precisely where he and Sánchez want it, missing the target on a few occasions. "Gary Sánchez is frustrated, shaking his head after a couple of the missed locations," the announcer notes. "He was set up perfectly for that low and away fastball, but Green couldn't quite get it there." After evening the count at 2-2, Green rears back and fires another fastball, this time hitting the desired spot perfectly on the outer edge of the strike zone. "That's what he was searching for the entire at-bat," the announcer says, as Biggio waves helplessly at the pitch and heads back to the dugout, struck out. "Chad Green finally executes the pitch he and Sánchez had in mind, freezing Cavan Biggio with a well-placed fastball on the outside corner," the announcer concludes. "A big strikeout in a tight ballgame for the Yankees' reliever." The sequence highlights Green's ability to battle through some early command issues, make an in-game adjustment and ultimately deliver the pitch he and his catcher had planned, resulting in a crucial strikeout that could prove pivotal in the outcome of the game. The Yankees' dugout erupts in celebration, knowing Green's execution under pressure has kept them in the tight contest against their division rivals.

Why This Matters

Chad Green is getting absolutely robbed by the umpire on what should be a clear strike, and Jomboy breaks down exactly how bad the missed call is. It's a perfect example of a pitcher doing everything right, hitting his spots, and still getting screwed by the zone.

This breakdown sits at #860 all-time with 307K views, proving that even 'not as good as Jomboy thought' still hits pretty hard with the people.

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Players: Chad Green, Cavan Biggio.

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