Jordan Yamamoto’s start to his Major League career was one of the better stories of the first half of the Miami Marlins season.
The second half of 2019 and the subsequent decline on the mound has been one that has baffled many. For a dominant, strikeout pitcher, dealing with the adjustments to the Majors, along with an injury that sidelined him for a period of time, has been difficult. And in what will be his final start of the season, can he do something only one other pitcher in the Marlins rotation has been able to do?