Yi Blanks Calgary
FPLers For Big Win
“I wanted it,” he said. “I knew I was at 109 at the end of the 8th, but I told everyone who was able to listen that I was going out there again. My daddy told me you don’t leave a job like that unfinished.”
Fans gave the South Korean a standing ovation as he was congratulated by his teammates.
The Gainesville Nine won the game 4-0 behind an offense that featured a YS9-like three doubles and a triple.
Yi was in Gainesville to take on some additional work after throwing only 137 innings in Indianapolis in a year that saw him bounce back from a torn labrum the season before. His numbers were encouraging after a predictably tough first few months of the season, going 4-4 from June on, with a 3.76 ERA. Most think that he may be best projected as a 6th-starter/bullpen guy with the Nine, but if he keeps this kind of stuff up, one has to wonder if maybe the club is re-thinking that prognosis.